LensCoat Lens Cover for Canon 100-400 II - Forest Green Camo

In this review of the LensCoat Lens Cover for Canon 100-400 II, the bottom line is simple: this neoprene sleeve is for photographers who want low-profile, practical protection that also helps conceal a telephoto lens in the field. The cover slides on like a sleeve and preserves controls and the distance scale while shielding the barrel from bumps, sand, dust and light moisture. For wildlife and outdoor shooters who value lens protection and disguise over rigid hard cases, this LensCoat is a focused, purpose-built choice.

Key Features

• Neoprene protection: The neoprene material acts as a thermal barrier and cushions the lens from scrapes and small impacts while also helping keep hands comfortable when the lens is hot or cold.
• Element resistance: The cover sheds light water, dust and sand, reducing exposure to the elements that can shorten a lens life and preserve resale value.
• Camouflage pattern: The forest green camo breaks up the lens silhouette to make it less noticeable to wildlife during field work.
• Control access: Clear plastic windows over the autofocus and image stabilization controls and the distance scale keep those functions visible and usable without removing the cover.
• Optional zoom piece: An attachable Velcro panel fits when the lens is zoomed out to 400mm, providing full coverage at long focal lengths and quick removal when needed.
• Made in the USA: The cover is manufactured domestically, which some buyers prefer for quality and sourcing transparency.

Who It's For

This cover is well suited to wildlife, landscape and outdoor photographers who carry a Canon 100-400 II lens and want to reduce unwanted attention to the lens while adding a soft layer of protection against everyday bumps and environmental grit. The camouflage pattern and slim profile make it especially useful on hunts or wildlife blinds where concealment matters.

Casual users who prefer rigid hard cases for transport or those who need full weather sealing in harsh rainstorms should look elsewhere; this sleeve offers splash and particulate resistance but is not a waterproof, hard protective case for heavy-duty transport or extreme conditions.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Fits the Canon 100-400 II closely to protect from dings and abrasions while preserving resale value.
• Camouflage design effectively breaks up the lens shape for wildlife concealment.
• Clear windows keep autofocus, IS controls and distance scale visible and usable.
• Neoprene provides a thermal barrier, making the barrel more comfortable to handle in hot or cold weather.

Cons

• Installation ease received mixed feedback; some users find sliding and positioning the sleeve fiddly at first.
• Value perceptions vary; a soft protective sleeve may feel pricey to shoppers expecting a simple cover.

Specifications

Compatible lens	Canon 100-400 f4.5/5.6 IS II
Material	Neoprene
Pattern	Forest green camouflage
Control access	Clear plastic windows for AF, IS and distance scale
Attachable piece	Velcro zoom-out panel for 400mm position
Origin	Made in the USA

Our Verdict

The LensCoat cover for the Canon 100-400 II is recommended for photographers who need discreet field concealment and soft protection without bulk. It preserves access to controls, reduces exposure to dust and light moisture, and adds a thermal benefit from neoprene. While some buyers find the price and initial fit fiddly, the practical protection and camouflage utility make it a reasonable buy for outdoor shooters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this cover fit the Canon 100-400 II?
Yes, the cover is designed specifically for the Canon 100-400 f4.5/5.6 IS II and includes an optional Velcro piece for the 400mm zoomed-out position.

Does the cover allow access to controls?
Yes, there are clear plastic windows over the autofocus and image stabilization controls and the distance scale so they remain visible and usable.

Is this waterproof?
The neoprene sheds light water, dust and sand but it is not a fully waterproof or hard protective case for heavy transport.