Lowepro LP36307 Lens Case 13 x 32 cm (Black)

Works well for Nikon Z 160-600mm. If you want the body on the lens, look elsewhere.

Yes it is big, but it works great with a large lens. Nice construction and generous padding.

Purchased for a large Nikon lens. I feel it protects the lens quite well.

The lens fits perfect and feel that it's protected while I'm on a trail or out birding. The lens is a little heavy and the shoulder strap helps on long walks.

I bought this case to replace the ridiculously ineffective case that my Tamron 150-600mm came with. The case is sturdy and padded enough so that if anything bangs into it I feel secure that the lens will not be damaged. However, I don't think it has enough padding to fully protect it if it should be dropped from over 4 feet. There is no lock on the zipper, but even if it did there would be no stopping a thief if they decided to just grab the case and run. The material is heavy duty nylon with dense 1/2" (I measured) foam padding all around. My lens fits in even with the rail for the gimbol attached. Several straps are included in different configurations to carry it over the shoulder, to help attach it to another bag or to a belt, although the size of this case would make that really awkward.

What can you say? If you have ever bought a Lowepro case you simply will not be disappointed both in quality and affordability.Never understood buying a lens worth thousands and then travel/store with it in a cheap case…

Perfect fit for Nikon 200-500 with lens hood reversed & tripod foot attached

As far as sturdiness and quality go, this case is A+. I own a couple other Lowpro lens cases, and they have performed and held up well over the years. There is adequate padding all round to instill confidence when storing or moving around with your lenses.The one negative in my instance is the fitment. I purchased this case for a Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 300mm F2.8G ED VR II, thinking the large case size would fit this lens. It's a struggle to get the Nikkor in or out of the case with the hood attached in the reverse position. It would fit without the hood attached, but you don't want to carry the hood separately. Also, struggling with the lens like that could ultimately damage the lens. Plus, quick/ready access to the lens was out of the question; it was that tight.So, no real negatives to the case. If you have a lens that fits, this is a good choice. It just didn't work out for me.