| The "Standard" is the lightest All Weather Cover. This waterproof ripstop nylon unit contains the pockets for the heat packets and is typically used in light rain, snow, dust, and cold weather down to about 10°F |
| The "Polar" is used in conjunction with the Standard All Weather Cover. This unit has three layers, a Cordura outer shell, a nylon inner shell and an insulation layer of Thinsulate. The Polar has been tested to about -30°F |
| The Polar All Weather Cover shown here open and ready to shoot. Notice the inner Standard All Weather Cover that contains and positions the heat packets. After shooting just zip up the cord lock to keep in the warmth. |
| The CAMERA DUCK All Weather Cover Layered Protection System patent pending |
The Standard
with warmer pockets
with warmer pockets
The Polar
SLRB
ASLR7
(ASLR1B USED OVER AN SLRB)
SLRB
ASLR1B
Telephoto Cover
Telephoto Cover
When a standard SLR can't reach far enough forward to cover a
long telephoto lens use the optional ASLR1 telephoto sleeve
long telephoto lens use the optional ASLR1 telephoto sleeve
(ASLR7 POLAR
SHOWN OPEN AND
USED OVER AN SLRB)
SHOWN OPEN AND
USED OVER AN SLRB)
The Standard SLR may be used
with most camcorders
with most camcorders
Standard SLR shown
on a Sony digital
camcorder
on a Sony digital
camcorder
available with special email order here
NOTE: The insulated Polar Camera Duck is meant to be
used in conjunction with a standard SLR Camera Duck for
extreme cold weather conditions
used in conjunction with a standard SLR Camera Duck for
extreme cold weather conditions