Lenscoat

LegCoat® 1531

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$42.16 $57.75 In stock

LegCoat® tripod leg covers protect your shoulders when carrying your gear and the camouflage helps break up the shape of your tripod at the same time.

Made of closed cell foam padding and heavy-duty neoprene, it is soft to the touch but rugged in function. The padding guards your hands from the cold tripod legs in lower temperatures, and can protect the tripod from minor nicks and scratches. Made with Velcro« fasteners for easy assembly.

The covers come in a set of three.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

These are way thicker and more cushioned than I expected, so they actually protect my shoulder on longer hikes. The foam padding is dense enough that I don't feel the tripod legs digging in at all.

Nicholas I. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how much the camouflage pattern actually helps the tripod blend into the brush during outdoor shoots. The padding is thick enough that it doesn’t dig into my shoulder even with a heavy lens attached.

Ruby A. ★★★★★

The closed-cell foam is firm enough that I barely feel the tripod digging in, even on a long hike to the ridge. The camo breaks up the silhouette nicely when I’m set up for wildlife shots, and it stays put without slipping.