
Key Features
- Includes two sizes of LensPens, plus an anti-fog cloth and a micro fiber cloth
Micro fiber cloth - Made of soft micro-fibers
- Perfect way to safely maintain and clean your lenses, camera and binocular optics
- A soft, retractable brush (in two sizes): Sweeps away dust and dirt
Anti-fog cloth - Utilizes a breakthrough dry compound
- Stops condensation from forming on lens surfaces
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Overview
The Nikon Lenspen Pro Cleaning Kit helps in keeping the lenses of your high-end equipment clean and free from smudges and dirt. It includes two sizes of lens pens, in addition to an anti-fog cloth and a micro fiber cloth. Bestowed with a non-liquid compound on a natural chamois tip of the pen, it is ideal for removing the smudges and fingerprints with ease. The soft micro-fibers help you keep the lens elements of your camera, monocular, or binoculars free from blurring effects. The anti-fog cloth stops condensation with its breakthrough dry compound formula. In addition to this, the retractable brush comes in handy to sweep away the dust and dirt.
Brand
- Two sizes of LensPens
- An anti-fog cloth
- A micro fiber cloth
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