Pelican, who’s most known in the photography world for its protective carrying solutions for camera equipment, has teamed up with CM Brands to release a new Pelican Outdoor series, which includes a new silicon lens cover, not unlike the KUVRD lens cap from a few years back.
The universal silicon lens caps are constructed of ‘Premium 25A Grade Silicone’ and come in both Black and Coyote (tan) color options. Pelican says it’s tested for lenses ranging from 67mm1 to 120mm, but so long as you’re not attempting to fit this onto a super-telephoto lens, you shouldn’t have a problem getting it around the front of any wide angle, standard or short telephoto lens.
The covers feature a dozen columns on the side of the cap that are designed to provide additional protection during impacts and when fit snug on a lens, Pelican says it offers a ’weather-sealing’ fit. The covers measure 7cm (2.75”) x 7cm (2.75”) x 5.7cm (2.25”) and weigh 36g (1.3oz).
Each Pelican Rugged Camera Lens Cover comes with a three-year warranty. They’re available to purchased now through Pelican’s online store and authorized Pelican retailers for $25.
1We have absolutely zero clue what 67mm lens Pelican managed to come across, unless they’re referring to the halfway point of a zoom, which would seem like a strange place to start the focal length
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