【NEVER FALLS OFF】The ULS's purpose is to grab onto the lens and stay on... once it's on, it's guaranteed to hold strong, gripping your lenses tight so that it's absolutely secure.
【NEVER FALLS OFF】The ULS's purpose is to grab onto the lens and stay on... once it's on, it's guaranteed to hold strong, gripping your lenses tight so that it's absolutely secure.
【WATERPROOF】Yep. Waterproof. The secure fit and exterior coating keeps your lenses “zip-locked”— completely sealed from water and humidity.
【FRONT & REAR LENS CAP】It can be used as both a front and rear lens cap for ultimate insurance of your lens.
【VERSATILE】Stretches over Traditional Lens Caps, works with Lens Hoods, ND Filters and even covers Drones
99.99% chance it does! ULS has a stretch range of 60mm to 150mm! In a nutshell, every lens has a diameter that is in between that range of 60mm and 150mm minus a few extremes on both ends.
The ULS does not come into contact with the front glass unless intentionally pressed to touch the glass or is taking a blow from dropping the lens. Dirt, by default, does not come with your packaged ULS. If dirt, fine sand or debris enters in the inside of the ULS, there is no need to worry. We’ve already infused a special coating into the material of the ULS, making it so any collected finely grained silent killers (dirt, sand, debris, etc.) can be washed off and dried, looking brand new, within seconds.
I’d be worried that this would catch on the lip of the hood and make it a pain to remove. Yes, we have! We have stretched the ULS over Lens Hoods both ways and it works just fine! Not a pain to remove and it doesn’t catch the lip of the hood!
Q5: When the ULS is mounted on the lens (stretched onto the lens), what prevents it from touching the glass if the middle of the ULS is pushed into the lens?
It would be a problem with the Nikon 14-24, because of the large curvature of this lens. With the Nikon 14-24, what prevents the ULS from touching the glass is the uniquely shaped fixated lens hood. Nothing prevents the ULS from touching the front glass except for the lens’ filter ring or fixated lens hoods. We purposefully included a protruding circle in the middle of the ULS, acting as a shock-absorbent barrier in case the lens falls glass first onto concrete. In no way do we state that the ULS is SHOCK-PROOF or DROP-PROOF but it is SHOCK-ABSORBENT in the sense that does absorb shock and increase the chances of lenses working after having been dropped. Our intention was to create a ‘cushion’ for the shape and glass of any lens and it still works just fine for a large curvature shaped lens like the Nikon 14-24!