Hazard 4 Jelly Roll Lens/Scope/Bottle Padded Case with Molle, Coyote

Solid, well-made Molle accessory to my Hazard 4 Photo-Recon Sling Pack. I use the pack for either 1. 2 cameras or 2 a one-camera pack with some hiking or camping accessories. With that in mind, this case is great for carrying either my Nikon 28-300 mm lens when my 200-500 is on the camera in the main compartment, or for carrying my water bottle when the lens is on the camera, or the other camera has an equivalent. It snugged up tight to the Molle straps, and doesn't wiggle much. The pad in the bottom comes out for the water bottle, goes in for the lens. It's padded enough that I don't worry much about the lens inside it, even though I'm pretty clumsy. I own some off-brand accessories, and their build and design can be spotty. You know right away that this one is made well.

For those questioning exactly what size lens it will fit: the Nikon 105mm Z mount Macro lens is a perfect fit. Quite snug. Look up the dimensions for that lens and that’s about the maximum size it’ll hold. Extremely well made and tons of padding.

It does press on the knobs a little bit but great way to store the radio in a hiking backpack. Good quality case with lots of padding.

Durable and well made. It's essentially a semi circle, so the diameter kinda gets cut short.It fits a Canon RF 100-500mm 4.5-7.1f L by a millimeter, and you have to remove the shade and the handle collar.It fits the 100mm2.8 L macro with the shade.Does not fit the 28-70mm L unless you absolutely stuff it in but you are not getting it out.15-35mm L fits without the shade, fits lens up with the shade but may slide down and get a little stuck.I have the photo recon bag by hazard 4. I can get the 15-35 L and 28-70 L in the bag and have enough room to have either on the R5mii in the 3rd compartment. The 100-500 and 100 macro go in 2 of these pouches.

Got this for my portable Elecraft KX3 ham rig. In the past I'd use Pelican cases. But they are a bit heavy. In fact, unless I'm going to drive a truck over the box, there are lighter, waterproof cases that work as well. But if I don't need "waterproof" and just want to keep it protected, this Jelly Roll is almost a perfect fit.

If you are looking to protect your Icom 705 radio, this is a perfect case. It is almost as if this case was specifically designed for Icom's new radio. Do note that you will not be able to fit any other accessories in the bag, such as the charge cable or the hand mic. I keep these items stored in a separate bag. However, with the molle panels and attachment straps, you can easily attach the case to a backpack or other larger bag.

Tha jelly roll was made for Camara lenses. A water bottle does fit in it. I how ever got my Wise owl double hammock to fit in side it with no problem. Also I managed to strap it to the bottom of my Plan-B sling pack. With a little bit of paracord the jelly roll is not going anywhere. I will definitely pick 2 more up so I can carry my rainfly and extra straps, which I checked and they also fit.

I was very suprised at how much padding it had. There is at least an inch and a half of padding. I also bought the Jelly Roll with the camera case. With both items put together it is still very compact. The material seems very rugged and long lasting. I am extremely pleased with this purchase."