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Shipping charges are high due to the size, not weight, of long lens cases

Details
The clam-shell opening design will make it easier to use when used vertically inside a vehicle.

The main zipper has a water-repellent zipper, but for heavy rain, a rain cover is recommended.
"Compact" long lens case because the diameter is smaller than the L622 PolyCore 600 case. It is also lighter in weight but offers less protection.

200-400s, 400/4s and 300/2.8s get lost in this case- we strongly advise purchasing the L029 Foam Insert (which reduces the diameter near the front element) or consider purchasing the E660 or E976 lens pouch instead.

Compatible Lenses

Nikon or Canon 500/4 or Nikon 200-400/4 lens with a pro-sized body attached (with quick-release plate attached) with hood in the shooting position (with leatherette lens cover or "sock" on)
Canon 500/4 lens with a pro-sized body (with quick-release plate attached) with hood in the shooting position + 1.4x teleconverter (2.0x is too long for this case)
Canon 800/5.6 with a Don Zeck lens cap (instead of the bulky OEM leatherette sock) with the hood reversed + pro body + 1.4x or 2.0x teleconverter
300/2.8 with full-sized body attached with hood in shooting position (with leatherette lens cover) + teleconverter.

Specifications

U.S./Imperial
26-3/8h x 7" dia I.D.
27h x 9" dia O.D.
Weight with A257 pouch & shoulder strap: 38.5 oz.

Metric
67h x 17.8cm dia I.D.
71h x 23cm dia O.D.
Weight with A257 pouch & shoulder strap: 1090 g

The I.D. diameter or "dia" is the maximum diameter of the front element and/or lens cover that will fit inside this case.

Kinesis SKU # L611

Kinesis L611 Super Tall Compact Long Lens Case 600 (w/Body Pouch & Shoulder Strap)

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$269

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$270.71

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$264.12

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Nikon or Canon 500/4 or Nikon 200-400/4 lens with a pro-sized body attached (with quick-release plate attached) with hood in the shooting position (with leatherette lens cover or "sock" on)
Canon 500/4 lens with a pro-sized body (with quick-release plate attached) with hood in the shooting position + 1.4x teleconverter (2.0x is too long for this case)
Canon 800/5.6 with a Don Zeck lens cap (instead of the bulky OEM leatherette sock) with the hood reversed + pro body + 1.4x or 2.0x teleconverter
300/2.8 with full-sized body attached with hood in shooting position (with leatherette lens cover) + teleconverter.

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