LENS ARMOR - Protective Lens Cap - Universal, Stretch Fit - Element Proof (65-100mm, Orange)

I purchased this Lens Armor Protective Lens cap for my beloved Olympus TG1 compact camera's Fisheye lens. The Olympus FCON-T01 Fisheye Converter lens cap was lost on a adventure to Costa Rica years ago. Believe it or not, you cannot buy a replacement lens cap for this very popular lens adapter despite the popularity of its compatible camera. Now, the Olympus TG-5 uses this fisheye lens and I've used mine for 5 years, literally walking the jungles & beaches of the world with this waterproof & rugged lens attached to my camera.After buying 3 different 66-67mm hard plastic lens caps and lining then with tape, attempting to get a snug fit, I eventually lost all of them after the caps would fall off trekking through jungles or playing on the beach. However, I love this Lens Armor Cap because its made of stretchy silicone rubber which grips the lens housing. It also compliments my silicone rubber camera housing jacket I use on my favorite waterproof & rugged camera. Because this lens cap has a long barrel, it also creates a suction that secures it on the lens. A perfect cap for this "active lifestyle" waterproof and ruggedized lens.Finally, I've got a lightweight and easy to use cap for my fisheye Olympus lens. This is the lens cap that should have came with it! It won't fall off, offers protection from scratches and is easily deformed and stuck in a pocket when not in use. If you own a Olympus TG series rugged compact camera, chances are,, you have or intend to get this Fisheye Converter lens. Do yourself a favor and buy it a Lens Armor silicone rubber cap now before you lose the included lens cap it comes with on your next adventure!

It is MUCH smaller than it looks in the photo. While this claims to be usable on lenses up to 100mm across, I got it to go on an 82mm and it just barely fits, and that really stretching the hell out of it. I just got it, so I can't say for sure how durable it is, but it's extremely thin material and I'm guessing it won't last too long.

I can't begin to tell you how much I hate the hard plastic pinch camera lens cover. For permanent use when putting the camera permanently away, ok. But for in the field use when using the camera it is most annoying.Enter the Lens Armor Protective Lens Cap - what a great option. It easily goes over my 55mm lens for a nice snug fit. The 65mm size and length of it allows it to slide right over the barrel of the lens snugly. When I am in the field, I can leave a little room at the end so I can quickly grab it off and stuff it in a pocket or bag. It is big, soft and lumpy enough so I am not having to fish around desperately for it when I am done shooting.How does it fit on larger lenses? I don't know. It says it goes over lenses up to 100mm. But, I was only interested in protecting the lens I normally use for now. And this is a good, deep, tight fit. How about the lens glass itself? For one, I have a protective filter covering the lens glass. For two, the rubber seems thick enough to protect the glass. When I put the camera away permanently or exchange lenses then I will put back on the hard cap.

Fit my Canon 35mm perfectly. I feel much more comfortable throwing my camera directly into my daypack with this cover on when I want to travel light without my bulky camera bag. It not only protects the front of the lens, but the sides as well. Definitely will be purchasing more colors for my other lenses.

It stretches and fits a few of my lenses, but does require two hand to apply, so not quick and easy. On the other hand, it won't easily fall of! More for storage, rather than when I am out and about, and provides protection for more than just glass

I am happy with this product, the green is like a drab army green, will look brighter in picks. Only time will tell if it will hold up to the wear and tear of being taken off hundreds of time but so far so good. Keeps a tight grip and a nice added protection to the sod eof the lens. Granted it won't protect the glass like a hard cap from a very hard direct impact but that has never really happened to me.

They are too small for the bigger lenses, 24-70, 70-200 2.8. The silicone is very slippery, and just rolls right off the big lenses, IF you can get it stretched on. Works great on the smaller lenses, nifty fifty, 85 1.8, etc.Would not buy again.

I wouldn’t. Doesn’t seem to fit at all well over even the smallest of my canon lenses. Those may be bigger than lenses you have, be aware. At least they don't charge much for it. I did find a good use for it, holding spare tripod adaptors, see photo.