Lenscoat

LegCoat® 2530

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$38.69 $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.

This LegCoat is 15" long.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn H. ★★★★★

Carried my tripod a solid mile into the woods and the foam padding kept it from digging into my shoulder the whole way. The camo pattern actually breaks up the legs nicely against brush, which I didn't expect to care about but now do.

Ellie ★★★★★

The closed cell foam padding makes a huge difference on long hikes with my tripod over my shoulder. I also like that the camo breaks up the shape when I set up in the brush.

Victoria K. ★★★★★

The camo pattern actually does a decent job blending in with brush and grass during hikes. I've noticed way less attention from other hikers when I set up near the trail.