🌧️ Movo (5 Pack) RC1 Clear Rain Cover for DSLR Camera and Lens, Suitable for 18" Length Review

I use them to photograph weddings in the rain. They fully protect my camera and I can be free and free under the umbrella. Excellent purchase!

Haven't had a chance to actually use them yet - bought to have a handy situation when I go camping and get caught in a downpour. Looks like good quality and for the price you can't beat it.

Perfectly covered for my Canon 1DX and 70-200mm lens. Eliminates the worry of the camera getting too wet and eliminates the need to use a very large umbrella to protect the camera from the weather. Excellent price.

This is a great addition to the camera kit I am building for my husband's new camera. Perfect for camera and tripod! I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs to protect their expensive camera from the elements. All my orders arrived on time and very quickly. If you have a digital camera for protection, then you definitely need it.

Last week I used this on a Nikon DSLR, SONY 4K camcorder and Canon camcorder. I could easily adjust them for each camera. I made a small hole in one for an overhead mic to mount off camera (donate the mic). All cameras remained dry, only the glass on the lens was exposed. They have a drawstring that stretches around the lens and keeps all the electronics dry. I don't think they will stand up to repeated use. Think of it as a disposable item.

Great rain cover for my camera. I bought it for a trip to Mexico and took it to several outdoor photo shoots. It matched my longest lens and tripod perfectly, which gave me confidence when working in the rain. The material is thin enough that I can control the camera (even the touchscreen) without getting my wet hands under the case. I would highly recommend them as a cost effective, lightweight, easy to pack and carry solution for inclement weather photography.

I just bought another set. I find them very useful when I'm on the go and working fast. Of course, they aren't as durable as the more expensive ones that cost over $100. They're big and a little bulky at times, but that's a minor issue. I recommend them. I use them for Nikon 300 2.8 zoom 70-200 and they are ok. If I were to spend 10 hours in the rain with a very expensive 400, 500 or larger lens I would certainly buy these more expensive bags. But for a three-hour football game, they're worth…