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Aug 30, 2008 20:40 |  #1

I was just going to get LensCoat tripod leg covers in whatever pattern I decided...

But then I saw Op-Tech had their own version...anyone have experience with these...It would be awesome :D


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Aug 30, 2008 21:19 |  #2

DIY will definitely save you some money...go to home depot and buy the grey foam pipe insulation and some neoprene and velcro from the craft store. Put it all together and you've got some VERY comfortable leg warmers:-)


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Aug 30, 2008 21:29 |  #3

haha true...theres one right by my house...maybe I'll stop in there tomorrow...an maybe pick up some camo nylon fabric at a local hunting/fishing store ;)


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Aug 30, 2008 22:09 |  #4

DIY is a very reasonable solution here...pipe insulation and your choice of camo from the local fabric store...20 minutes and some careful crafting and you will probably have a better setup than you could by.


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