SpiderPro Lens Pouches

I have the new RF 70-200 2.8 and the RF 28-70 2.0 (which is huge) and each of these fits into the large pouch without the lens hoods (which is fine for me). Just wanted to counter some of the negative reviews saying it’s too small - it’s not if you have new high end RF glass.

Convenience, to carry, change lenses, protect lenses is what I am hoping to fulfil with Large Lens Pouch. I will be using it for Nikon Z 70-200 and Nikon Z 100-400 lens. I have a picatinny rail on both which I attach to a Wimberly mount on monopod. The lens fits the pouch with picatinny rail without fully doing up zipper and rain hood provides added protection and method of ensuring it does not fall out. Fits lens with polarizer and doubler without hood.
I believe it will work stellar for those low mileage stalks of birds and game.
The pouch and lens will go into backpack in tough terrain. I have previously used think tank digital holster for DSLR and LowePro lens exchange case which have taken me through China, Tanzania, Rhine and Danube Rivers, Europe, Machu Picchu, Galapagos and Antarctica. This pouch is less bulky and I am hoping will fulfil most if not all applications. Hood reversed pouch works but is a bit tight on 100-400. Would be interested in a larger diameter model to accommodate hood (not reversed) and doubler (length) Thank you for asking! I will pickup the backpack kit this week from my US mailbox in view of putting together a hands free ease of access system for field. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Ken

I use the two camera holster. This system provides excellent weight distribution on the hips, easy access to the cameras and great safety features.

This product is well made as is everything by Spyder. However, the large lens pouch is not large enough to accommodate my Canon RF 70-200 f/2.8 lens. Very disappointing.

Having the lens pouch on the belt instead of the backpack makes the change much more efficient.