SKU: GC47-TT075

Think Tank Photo Lens Case Duo 10 (Black)

Think Tank Photo Lens Case Duo 10 (Black)

Keep your lens protected while maintaining access with the black Lens Case Duo 10 from Think Tank. With multiple carrying options like a grab handle and belt loop, this case adapts to your carrying equipment. Its water-resistant nylon exterior keeps moisture away from your sensitive lens. Two zippered openings allow for quick access to your equipment. Additionally, stretchy front pockets can hold a variety of accessories like lens caps and memory cards.

Features:

Water-resistant nylon exterior keeps moisture out

Foam interior protects the lens from bumps

Zippered enclosures allow for quick access

Grab handle and belt loop allow for a variety of carrying options

This case is designed to carry the following lenses and those of similar sizes: Canon 55-250mm f/4-5.6, Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6, Tamron/Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3, Sony 16-35mm f/4

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Think Tank Photo Lens Case Duo 10 (Black)

Keep your lens protected while maintaining access with the black Lens Case Duo 10 from Think Tank. With multiple carrying options like a grab handle and belt loop, this case adapts to your carrying equipment. Its water-resistant nylon exterior keeps moisture away from your sensitive lens. Two zippered openings allow for quick access to your equipment. Additionally, stretchy front pockets can hold a variety of accessories like lens caps and memory cards.

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