CADeN Lens Pouch Set 4 Pack Replacement Compatible for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus (Small, Medium, Large, X Large) Camera Lens Case Bag Thick Protective Neoprene Pouch Soft Plush for DSLR Lens

I love it

Those pouches protect my lenses well when I pack them in my backpack. I do not need to carry my bulky camera bag.

I bought these to help organize my lens collection and to help protect my lenses during travel. What I didn't appreciate until I bought these is how convenient the little clips are. I'm a bit of a minimalist when it comes to carrying gear, and what I've discovered is I really like carrying just my camera body and primary lens in a small case and then clipping these individual lens pouches to the outside of the bag rather than taking a bigger, bulkier camera bag. It reduces weight and also keeps the lenses easily accessible. The quality is quite good, and they appear to be pretty durable (although I really haven't put them through the ringer yet). My only complaint is that they don't appear to be very water resistant because the top of the pouch doesn't fully close when you cinch down the drawstring. In order to be fully water resistant, the pouch would need some kind of interior flap that would protect the lens from the water that might intrude from the small opening at the drawstring. However, even with that one slight flaw, I find these pouches to be a great value and the perfect solution for what I needed. Just keep in mind that the pouches are a bit larger in real life than they appear in pictures. So the largest size would be for a pretty sizeable telephoto lens. I'm using it for a Canon EF 75-300 lens, and there's still plenty of room to spare.

I wanted something to allow me to put my lenses in a small backpack instead of buying a large camera backpack which was not what i wanted. The large bag easily fits my 75-300mm zoom lens with about an inch to spare. I feel it is as safe in the backpack as if it were in the padded areas of my camera bag. I don't think it would protect it if I dropped it on something hard from a large distance , but it keeps it safe in my backpack while cycling.

The description of these bags might be accurate. Maybe there are "thin" bags out there, but I wouldn't call these bags "thick". If I dropped one of my larger lens, I'm not sure this bag will provide more than just basic protection. In other words, the lens might not be scratched with a drop but it might break. The bag I got from an Alturo camera backpack set was what I call thick. I've dropped lens in that bag and had no damage.If I knew how thick these bags were, I would not buy them. It's not worth putting a $500+ lens in these bags if there is something better out there. Need to find it.

The nylon bags that came with my lenses were a little thin and weak, so I wanted to get something a little better. These fit in my camera bag nicely, they have a good balance of padding and protection - just basic bumping in the bag protection, they're not hard cases or anything - and, as a bonus, the communication from the manufacturer in the packaging was really friendly and nice.Chinese companies are sometimes a little more personal and informal when including manufacturer's notes, and the English sometimes isn't classroom perfect (not complaining - they speak way better English than I speak Mandarin!) and I think that might take some getting used to for some people, but I like it. The notes included were warm and friendly and had a genuine feel to them. Were they mass printed and dropped in every bag on an assembly like? Sure. Of course. But the company took the time and effort to do that, while not all do.Put differently, they're still a little "hungry" while a lot of western companies tend to take customers for granted. They want your business, they have some pride of workmanship, and they want to make sure you're happy with their product.And it made me feel good enough that I wanted to write a review and mention it. :)

I wanted to have protection for several of my digital camera lenses with out the bulk of a larger camera bag. These did the trick putting the lenses in a back pack with all my other stuff and protected them just great.I'd buy again and recommend them.

These are okay. I wouldn’t load them with expensive primes — you can do better — but they’re handy for sort of a double protection in your camera bag. Also nice for if you’re transferring from your camera bag to just carry in your regular backpack. This is helped by the fact that they’re thin.Biggest bummer is that my Tamron 70-200 will only BARELY fit in the largest bag, and ONLY if I remove the hood and tripod Mount. I need to keep those on for quick access, so I’ll have to seek another option for that. But my EF-S 55-250, EF-S 18-135, EF-S 10-18, and my trusty nifty fifty all have homes now.