CamDesign3mm Protective Neoprene Equipment Lens Wrap, Scratch & Dust proof DSLR Wrap, Compatible with Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Panasonic, & Fujifilm Cameras (17 inch x 17 inch, Gray)

This is a great solution for protecting expensive gear while traveling. I bought the 17 x 17 size to fit my Sony full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24-70mm GM lens. Wrapping it does a good job of keeping other equipment in my dry bag from banging into it while being agreeable to stuffing into odd shape spaces. Being a wrap it isn't so form fitting that it won't work on other lenses too and that's the beauty of the wrap solution. I've also used this on my Sony APS-C camera with a 18-105mm zoom and it works but it's a little large. If you're buying for a smaller camera like this you can go with the 15 x 15 size. I'm sure I'll find other uses for it too.

I use it as a quick camera lens wrap when I’m moving fast, and it seems to be built well to hold up to the task. I do wish it was just a little more padded though, as it’s on the thinner side for my application.

I use these wraps for my large-format 4x5 camera lenses in a backpack. They're affordable and quite protective. They're also easy to wrap up the lenses, because they have a hook/loop patch on the corners and the rest of the material is compatible with it, so I can wrap and secure any size lens. I bought both a 15 and 19 inch and returned the bigger one, because it was just too big. I would have kept it if I needed something that big. I also bought another brand where the material is not compatible with hook/loop material and there has to be a matching patch to secure the lens. With that brand, wrapping a smaller lens with a big wrap leaves a lot of loose tail of wrapping that gets in the way when I go to pack it all up. With this wrap, the corner will hook to anywhere and stays out of the way.

Bought 2 of the the 19" model. Functionally, it seems fine. More protective than the common thinly padded camera wraps, this has one issue, as mentioned by at least one other reviewer: The Smell. It starts as a combination of aromatic petroleum solvent smell combined with an acrid note on top. After 10 days of airing it out, the acrid component is mostly gone, but the petro-solvent smell may never go away. I think the neoprene synthetic rubber used in wetsuits used to smell like this---30 years ago. Obviously, the [presumed]Chinese makers of this item are using an old formula. If this was offered by one of the western manufacturers, it probably wouldn't smell so much.

Amazing quality and durability! I don’t use any other lens wrap on my shoots. The neoprene also provides a good cushion for whatever you’re wrapping them in.

i really am in love with this wrap. it's super easy to use and big enough to wrap the camera with and without the lens. it's lengthy and thicc. it protecc your camera very easily and nicely.

I used this for my Nikon Z7 body and it worked well. I have also used it for some of my lenses. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is that the velcro has to line up with a certain point in order to get good closure on all three sides since the external material doesn't accept the hook and loop.

Flexible and compact and protects lens. It should be water resistant though I have not had a situation with water.

Not like the item in picture. Only comes with two velcro tabs vs one in each corner. Cannot be formed into a bag like in the picture. Still usable top wrap the camera or lens when you wont require access to them.

good