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LNGJIN 420D telescope cover 120 × 165 cm

A 420D Oxford cover of 120 × 165 cm at a published 546 g, with a silver finish that reflects light and an adjustable fit.

LNGJIN silver 420D telescope cover

LNGJIN 420D telescope cover 120 × 165 cm

A 420D Oxford cover of 120 × 165 cm at a published 546 g, with a silver finish that reflects light and an adjustable fit.

Fitted size
165 × 120 cm, as the maker publishes them
Shape
Adjustable and retractable, per the maker
Waterproof
420D Oxford · Silver, to reflect light and reduce the internal temperature
UV rating
Wind, rain and dust proof; described as wear- and tear-resistant
Breathability
Not published by the maker.
Venting
Not published by the maker.
Closure
Not described beyond “wrap tightly”
Tie-downs
Not published by the maker.
Seam sealing
Not published by the maker.
Packed size
546 g, as the maker publishes it
Amazon reference
B0DZP5FLC9 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0753980755513
  • The only cover here to publish its own weight
  • Both dimensions and the fabric denier are given
  • The fastening method is never described

Best for: Covering a telescope at a dark site, where the cover has to be carried there too

≈ €16
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Specifications

Fitted size
165 × 120 cm, as the maker publishes them
Shape
Adjustable and retractable, per the maker
Waterproof
420D Oxford · Silver, to reflect light and reduce the internal temperature
UV rating
Wind, rain and dust proof; described as wear- and tear-resistant
Breathability
Not published by the maker.
Venting
Not published by the maker.
Closure
Not described beyond “wrap tightly”
Tie-downs
Not published by the maker.
Seam sealing
Not published by the maker.
Packed size
546 g, as the maker publishes it
Amazon reference
B0DZP5FLC9 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0753980755513

Three published figures

A hundred and sixty-five by a hundred and twenty centimetres. Five hundred and forty-six grams. Four hundred and twenty denier Oxford. The weight is the unusual one: no other cover on this shelf gives it, and it decides whether the cover travels with the telescope.

The silver finish

Reflects light, keeps the internal temperature down, and shortens the cool-down at dusk. The same argument as the neighbouring cover here, and it is a real one.

The listing’s habit

Almost every sentence restates the product keywords — rain cover, dust cover, sun cover — in the middle of the description. Nothing is contradicted; the specifications are simply buried in repetition.

The gap

How it fastens. “Wrap tightly” is not a mechanism, and wind getting underneath is how covers are lost. The other covers on this shelf name drawcords and buckled straps.

Availability

German, French and Spanish Amazon stores ran from 16 € to 22 € on the day of the survey.

British Amazon store lists it in local currency, which the euro range above sets aside.

Italian Amazon store stood above 1.6× the cheapest country. A gap that size normally means stock forwarded from abroad rather than a seller on the ground, so that figure is left out of the range above.

American Amazon catalogue holds a record for it that nobody is selling.

Figures as Keepa reported them on the day this page was last updated. Stock and pricing shift without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 17 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What this fits

All telescope covers