Customer Reviews

Zing MPBK1 Medium Drawstring Lens Pouch (Black)

5 star:		(16)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This pouch is flexible and provides good padding.

Here is how it fits a few lenses:
* Canon EF 50mm f1.8 - way to big
* Canon EFS 10-22mm - almost perfect w/o lens hood (pouch could have been a little shorter, but who cares?)
* Canon EFS 17-55mm - perfect w/o lens hood (too narrow with lens hood)
* Sigma EX 50-150mm - perfect with and without lens hood

I can highly recommend this pouch.

I bought small pouches for two camera lenses (including a small zoom), and the medium pouch actually holds my SLR body (it's the tiny Olympus 420). These pouches give enough protection that I can carry my camera and lenses in a lumbar pack rather than a camera bag that shouts, "Come steal me!"

The pouches are very well made, have both a belt loop and a clip, and a sturdy, stretchy drawstring. Oh, and they're cute.

This well cushioned lens pouch will provide a degree of protection for medium sized (4-6 inches) lenses. Unlike most pouches, this one's exterior is neither vinyl nor leather, but rather a rather smooth woven synthetic, similar to microfiber. An excellent value as well.

I bought this as a camera case for my slr type digital camera. I wanted something that I could slip in my bag and still protected my camera. This was just the ticket. I can get my camera out of this pouch quickly and easily. I would strongly recommend it!

Great lens bag- I can drop my lens in this neoprene drawstring bag and then not worry about it being damaged if it rolls around in my custom camera bag. 4 stars because the clip is near useless and just more bulk to deal with. It is a nice lens bag but I would NOT advise clipping it to the outside of any camera case so ditch the clip.

Based on another user review, I bought this for my Canon EF-S 55-250mm. (With the hood on backwards, of course.) It fits fine, seems well made, etc.

Ordered the pouch originally as a water bottle carrier, since it was half the price of the purpose-built water carrier systems from Think Tank or Lowe Pro. Since it's a nice size, I found so many other uses for it: It's swallowed up a 1.7x teleconverter, a 35mm f/2 prime, a monopod head, a tripod ball head, cell phones - and of late - a Canon G12. The Neoprene is nice and stretchy, and reassuringly beefy. I dropped the pouch - with my Canon G12 inside it - and there was no damage to the camera at all.

The reinforced clip is also tough. Maybe a bit too tough, since I would normally clip the pouch on my trousers' belt loop in a heartbeat - but would take a minute to remove it since the clip works so well.

I like the way it looks so ordinary that it doesn't call attention to itself. So simple in execution, but very well thought through.

This product met al my needs for carting my extra lenses. Compact and durable.
Good buy! Was handy to access when I needed to change lenses

I needed a pouch for my 17-85 Canon f4 w/lens hood. The Canon pouch is $25 or so. This medium sized pouch fits perfectly. It is made of a very durable and protective neoprene material and beats the original Canon pouch hands down. It also has a nice drawstring and belt hook, highly recommended.

I am very excited about this lens pouch. I bought it to use with my Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS lens and it fits it perfectly. It is a bit roomy to allow me to get it in and out of the pouch easily. I have been very pleased with how well-made the pouch is and think it is a great value for the money.