MagicFiber Lens Pouches

The Best ❤

They fit a wide range of lens sizes and are easy to store when empty, as opposed to foam sleeves, or other housings.Can be used to clean lens as well as isolate each lens from scratches.Lightweight and very useful to have. No regrets.

I loved the quality of these bags. They’re made of microfiber cloth, so think of the types of cloth you use to clean glasses. So, they have a dual purpose: cleaning and protection.I travel with camera gear anytime I go out of town. While I use a camera backpack, I wanted to wrap my lenses and camera bodies to give them extra protection. I initially searched for neoprene camera bags for my cameras, but I found these and decided to get a couple of sets.They appear to come in two or three sizes. The largest size is obviously meant for your larger telephoto lenses, but I used the two largest bags for camera bodies: the Fujifilm x100v and the Sony a7C. I used the smaller bags to wrap a couple of lenses: the Sony FE 20mm G and the Sony FE 24-70mm GM II.Performance-wise, I don’t think I’d change anything about these bags. Considering the fabric, they’re open-ended—they don’t shut—but they do have a long end to fold over the top of the opening. I used some Think Tank bungie cable ties to keep the tops closed, so that gave me a functional setup for extra protection without a lot of the cost.If I could find some of these that are just a little bit larger, I’d be able to fit these over a larger telephoto zoom I like to carry like the Tamron 70-300.

Prevents scratches of your lenses in camera bag and doubles as a lint free wipe for your lenses. Also takes up less room in your bag than bulky individual lens cases.

I had a hard time fitting my lenses into them. They should be a touch wider. Also, these won’t fit with the hood screwed in reverse. I put the pouch on, closed the top latch, and then put the hood back on the already wrapped lens. Of course, not screwed them on so the fabric wouldn’t tear. Overall, they’re okay. You need one if you need one I guess. Thanks for reading.

I liked that it not only is good for protection against scratches when it’s in the case sometimes nice to have a cloth to clean the lens also

These are exactly what they sound like: thin micro-fiber bags to hold your lenses. I have a micro 4/3 system, so my backpack holds a lot of lenses. Since the lenses are small, I can put 2 in a compartment, but I don't want to do that unless the lenses are wrapped. This product is an inexpensive way to do that. Plus, every bag is a cleaning cloth.

This is a simple product that can protest my small lenses in my photo backpack. Does not take up a lot of space and insulates the lens from scratches