DSLR Lens Pouch (Small)

I bought the medium size to hold my set of GFX macro tubes and it perfectly fits the bill. It's sized to perfectly house both tubes together, with caps, in both height and diameter. The nylon outer shell seems rugged, with a softer, high thread count inner nylon lining that will protect the finish of whatever you store in yours. Padding is more than adequate for its size and should protect most items from at least a 3 foot drop onto solid ground. The zipper zips easily, there are 2 molle-style belt loops on the rear for attachment to your belt or backpack, and the design is discreet. Having used similarly constructed products, it should also offer some protection from the elements but the zipper is unprotected, though, so you may want to keep it covered in a downpour and never take it swimming.Based on this experience, i think it's safe to say their lineup of lens pouches are an excellent value and will provide reasonable protection for your lenses and lens accessories.

I purchased this bag for the sole purpose of protecting an expensive 15mm lens. This bag is 4.5 inches wide and the lens fits perfectly into this bag. The padding is substantial and the quality of the stitching and zipper are impressive. This lens bag is going to last a very long time. Oryx Gear is a heavy duty product that is designed for protection and this bag is the widest bag I could find to fit this lens. If you value your equipment, if your standards are high then this is the lens bag you need for your most precious gear.As you can see from the photos, I added a micro fiber bag with additional gear to put inside the Oryx for added snugness in case I drop the bag. This will keep my lens from moving while inside the Oryx bag. I included a photo of one of my backpacks with this bag placed in it. I know that if my backpack tumbled down a slope the lens would survive.If you decide on this bag my opinion is that you will have made a great choice for the gear you need to protect.

Love this product! The sizing chart was easy to use and accurate. My lens fits perfectly in the case and the padding is thick enough that I feel confident that if my lens gets bumped in my bag it will not sustain any damage. The straps on the back are easy to use and are wide enough that they fit over various sizes of belts or backpack straps. Also, the over all quality it superb. I know that their are less expensive lens cases on the market... but they will not last as long as this one.I highly recommend this! :-)

This year, I discovered tactical gear for my all my camera gear, and I'm never going back! This lens pouch works great and attaches to my main lens bag (tactical bag with padded inserts for the lenses), to give me additional storage (since it's the only place my Tamron 100-400mm lens fits). The 100-400mm is a tight fit, but it fits, and without having to take off the lens hood or tripod mount, which is a bonus.My main complaints are with the inner lining and the zipper. The zipper is a bit on the light-duty side, with really fine teeth, so it doesn't feel like it'll last as long as a lot of my other tactical gear. The zipper also really should have two zipper pulls on it! On mine, I replaced the metal zipper pull with paracord, because I got tired of hearing it jingle when I moved my gear. Also, the lining is extremely loose, so it has a tendency to get stuck in the zipper.Finally, I wish the MOLLE straps were a bit more like standard straps. These have no rigidity to them, are incredibly floppy (though that does make it easy to attach), and when pulling the straps out to detach the lens case, the way the strap is folded and not sewn/hemmed causes it to get stuck constantly.Oh, and for tactical gear, why does this thing not have MOLLE connectors on the front of it? Seems like a huge oversight! I don't want to advertise their brand, I want to connect stuff together with MOLLE!But, for being attached to my main lens bag that never leaves my house, it's been working great and those nitpick things aren't really too much of an issue on a daily basis. If you have lenses smaller than the 100-400mm in diameter, I'd suggest the Condor H2O Pouch over this. It's a bit smaller in diameter, a bit less floppy, a bit nicer-built, and it has an additional pouch n the front.

These pouches are well-made and a reasonable price...I would have given them 5 stars except that my wide angle lens would not fit into them. Perhaps I didn't understand the width dimensions of the pouches. Finding pouches the accept and protect wide angle lenses is difficult. The Oryx pouches are a good product, but just too small when it comes to my wide angle lenses; I returned the item. In this regard, Oryx is like most other lens pouch makers I have looked at.

I bought this to travel with a 24mm canon lens. This worked great and protected the lens while in a carry on suit case. I brought this lens to Disney World for character meals and the case was small to keep in my backpack while at the parks. It didn't take up a lot of room in my bag but it protected my lens so it was a win win.

It took "forever" to find a case for my go-to Canon 2.8L II 24-70mm lens. Why? I keep a hood and an adapter attached for my R6 body. It fits well and has plenty of room for extra padding. Most importantly, Orynx was the only vendor who provided INSIDE dimensions. You wouldn't believe how many lens cases I've bought for my lenses which did not fit. (Other vendors don't bother to spec them). Orynx does. And, Orynx cases have room for even more padding and water repellency. I'll update later when wear and tear has been occurred.

This is the best lens holder I that I have ever used. It is extremely simple to pick the correct size and my lens fits perfectly. The case is heavy duty and the snaps are really easy to use and attach to lots of things (I use it on the strap of my backpack but I know it also works perfectly with belts). Even the box it comes in is high quality. It at my door within 2 day's of ordering!