Summary: rain cover

Comment: Good product, works well except with the Cannon 100-400 auto lense. Hood is too short.

Summary: Very Useful and worth the cost

Comment: I have one that I use on a Nikon D3 with an 80-200 zoom and I have also used it on a 300-2.8. It paid for itself on the 3 football games and 1 soccer match that I shot in the rain this season. On the 300, I had to take the hood off to get it around it; however, the hood on this lens is like a coffee can so that didn't present a problem. I don't usually zip it either as I shoot the long lens from a monopod. I will stick my hand in through the hand hole, though.

Summary: Pracitcal, easy to apply and durable

Comment: Well constructed and easy to apply in a pinch. I do some serious wildlife photography. So, I am constantly dealing with dust and moisture. This is an easy and cost effective fix. I have found that the clear plastic does not crease or bind. Visibility through it is excellent. The string pulls and zippers are easy to handle and are ruggedly constructed. Excellent product.

Summary: Why spend the money?

Comment: Ok really it look just like a garbage bag with drawstrings. Why spend the money to get this thing when a couple of rolled up garbage bags in your bag will take up less space and do the same thing? Don't waste your money

Summary: Very good rain cover

Comment: As others have said, it is well made and it works. I generally don't use the hand sleeves; instead I put my right hand through the bottom zippered access hole as it is roomier and no need to thread my hand through the sleeve. The left hand sleeves seems mostly useless. Again, it is easier to change lens and camera settings via the bottom access hole.

On cold days the clear plastic fogs up; again, it is easier to wipe off when you use the bottom access hole.

Nice product.