Lowepro Lens Case 11 x 14 cm - Black

I needed a case that fit my 65mm macro lens with lens collar and mounting plate. Instead of having to keep collar and plate separately, i can now directly mount the lens on a tripod. It's adjustable outer straps and fat padding allow for securing off-size items. It reduces set up time and even has a little pouch for a filter and deseccant pack. Best bag ever: well made, double stitching, solid padding, and adjustable fit.

I have the 24-70mm f/2.8 Mk II lens, and typically find I put the lens hood in another pouch in my pack and rarely use it, because it doesn't really fit natively anywhere, and definitely not in the large pocket of my cargo pants when I'm shooting.I shoot some pretty dark bars and venues though, and wanted a pouch I could put on to my belt (I chose a  BLACKHAWK! Black Reinforced Web Duty Belt ) so that I could easily switch lenses, and without leaving a lens on a table or in a secured bag somewhere else that I have to return to if I need to switch lenses.This one works great. As wide as the 24-70 Mk II is with the lens hood in the storage position (petals facing back down the barrel), this case is a nice snug fit for that diameter and length.There is ample padding to provide protection for the lens once inside, and four different handles and straps to secure it or carry it - lots of choices there.Personally, I'll be using the main velcro strap on the back - I was a little concerned when I saw it was velcro, but it has a double fastening system: the strap that connects to your belt velcros to the back of the pouch (at the bottom), and then a smaller flap velcros on top of that, fastening to both the back and the strap. Very secure, but also very easy to get on and off.It's a bit bulky but that's to be expected giving the padding and size. The zippers need to lip over the padding a bit, with a bit of practice I expect to be able to close it with one hand.I like the small web pouch on the inside of the lid: gives me a place to put the rear lens cap momentarily when I'm changing lenses.Great lens case.

Bought this for a Sony FE mount 105mm F1.4. The only other case that seemed to be close is the Thinktank. Short story - it fits but makes the lid bulge a little. I have a 105mm UV filter on the lens and the tripod collar. I can get this zipped closed but the top bulges a little. Still it’s more padded than the thinktank and has a nice strap and very sold belt loop/mount. I would guess that this would be a perfect fit for the Nikon/canon versions of this lens as it has a shorter flange length. At any rate it’s good enough for me and much more compact than the sigma case

Bought for a tokina 11-16. Very sloppy fit. While other cases are measured tight this is all the dimensions of says, maybe more. I did buy a cheaper needed and jjc for other lenses and while they are half the cost seem to be comparable. I was going to return this one until I found it will fit, all be it very tight, a 5600 with a 18-140af-s attached with lens hood reversed or the tokina. If I bring a single lens and camera this fits in a backpack and feels secure. You can find better value but this worked for what I use it for now.

I bought one of these, along with the 9x13 and the Lowepro S&F Deluxe belt for event photography. I don't like carrying around two camera bodies, and this solution allows me to do <5 second lens changes. Just leave one empty, and you can put your current lens into the empty, grab the new lens, and you're ready to go. I leave the top open 98% of the time, and I feel confident in the lens fit even when running around an event, kneeling, etc. This also has a little elastic pocket on the inside lid where you can ditch your lens cap, mem cards, lens cloth, etc. This size fits the 50 1.2L and 35 1.4L with lens hoods, 100macro 2.8L IS with lens hood backwards, and even fits my 7-200 2.8L without lens hood in a pinch (though it won't close). Great, inexpensive product, can't recommend it enough.

I am a photography enthusiast and carry all my lenses and the camera in a Lowepro bag. I had always been a big fan of the brand !!! They make quality products with innovative designs, good material and the ones that fit in budget. I was looking for a carry case for the most expensive lens I own: Nikon f/2.8 105mm prime. I checked out the 9X9 case in Best Buy and that was too small. Other buyers mentioned the dimensions in reviews/comments and it seems that this case will be bigger for my lens. Anyways, I thought of getting it.I was surprised to se that it fit nicely for my lens and I am loving it. And the quality of Lowepro is unmatchable !!! And you can say that about Amazon, for price !!! Loving it !!!!

I like the Lowepro brand, but it seems that they are dropping a lot of cases from their line. This one fits fine.

I purchased this case for use with a 24-70 zoom and it perfectly fits it with lens hood reverse mounted. Lowepro quality is legendary and not much can be added on that score. The case is fully padded, has a top handle, shoulder strap and zippered main compartment which includes a small storage area in the top large enough for SD cards and/or other small accessories. You can’t do much better for the price.

Perfect protection for my Canon EF 24-105mm f4 L IS USM II, as well as the EF 16-35mm f2.8L USM III. I’m mentioning the specific lenses that fit as the internal dimensions quoted aren’t such a great way to work out the size that was needed. Both lenses are stored with the hoods in the stored position but with some screw on filters (UVB & Circ Polarised) in place and the lens covers also in place. I find the fit to be just right in terms of being snug, with little room for rattling around loose. There are numerous straps to allow for different carrying methods such as on a belt (great method for retaining the case in place), or long strap across shoulders or neck. There is a net style storage in the lid which is useful only for retaining the lens caps from the lens and camera body so they’re readily to hand. The protective padding is roughly 1cm at the bottom and sides whilst the stiffer top padding is around 0.75cm. There is also a horizontal strap that encircles the bag around the halfway mark and it can be tightened should you feel the need for even more security or, as is more likely, you are using the bags for narrower fitting lenses.Finally, I’ve just found a Velcro fastened back with a removable piece of stiff plastic, and also the internal base padding is removable though it’s not clear if it’s deliberate or just an issue due to manufacturing process. It’s not something I would care to try as I value my lenses too much to reduce the base protection by 1cm of soft padding and a stiffened plastic sheet.All in all these bags are made to very high standards and the protection they offer is second to none. I have no qualms in recommending them to those that value their equipment though with one caveat - it’s a tad difficult carrying several heavy lenses in individual bags, which is why I use the LowePro 450 WL Tactical.

This case comfortably stores my Canon 24-105mm lens with the lens hood attached, also can take a Canon 15-35 1:2.8 LII USM lens but the lens hood has to be removed. The lens hood can still be stored separately with the lens in the case. very sturdy case. Just a bit on the large size, however affords excellent protection to the lens inside.

As my back got tired from carrying lenses and too much weight, I switched to a Lowepro utility belt system recently and it's been much better. The Lowepro 11 x 14cm case (I use 2, one on each side) fits all my lenses snugly from the fattest (Canon 85mm 1.2) to the longest (Canon 135mm with 1.4x extender attached, but only just) and that's together with the hoods reversed. It is a bit bulky and not exactly a fashion accessory but well padded and perfect when running/ cycling/ climbing and in the field. My only gripe is that it doesn't come with an AW raincoat but Lowepro will probably hike up the price if it does so I just use a cheap hotel shower cap when I get caught in the rain.

Great little case. I'm baffled why one of the requirements would be "warmth" though!

Another great product from Lowepro. I use this for my Canon 24-105mm f/4.0 L Lens with the hood... and it is a perfect fit. Very secure and safe providing great protection for your lens. Recommend this to anyone who needs to interchange lenses regularly.The only thing I don't like about this product is the strap. It's a bit too fiddly when it comes to removing/reattaching it.