Works well for multiple filters. It take some practice getting them in and out without touching the filter but with practice it isn't too hard. Not all of my filters had cases so this was a great solution to that issue and kept them all in one place.

This high-quality hard-shell camera filter case has a storage capacity of up to 10 filters that are no larger than 82mm. It functions as designed; however, in my experience, it’s not suitable for filters smaller than 52mm, as they may slide around and scratch each other. The case is user-friendly, featuring a zipper that opens and closes easily. Additionally, it’s waterproof, making it ideal for transporting filters and traveling. Note: if your filters have a thick profile, you may not be able to fit all ten filters and still close the case tightly with the zipper.

This shell is a good shell to store my hundreds of dollar of lens filters. The lens filters are underappreciated. They perform job that they can only do in some situations. I always carry these filters when I take pictures in the middle of the day when the sunny is at its peak. I primarily use filters to cut down heavy sun light. However, storing them is another issue until I found this case.

This case is a well built. The outer layer is a hard shell that keeps its shape really well. The zipper is also a good quality. The zip is well covered. Inside the case, there is a plenty of space of each filter. This case is a tough case. It's resistant to water and dust. It can also protect my filters from accidental drops.

I can keep as many as 10 filters in this case as long as my filter size is up to 82 mm. I have filters varying from 62 mm to 82 mm. I can put all of them in this case.

I mostly use 82mm Filters and know that a couple of them protrude a bit. This is why I ultimately wanted to get a 95mm filter case. Even if you don't own any filters that protrude (or like to keep a lens cap over them) it is still a good idea to give yourself a little wiggle room.

You can see in the pictures that 1 of my 82mm filters is right at the top of the insert (with the cap over it). All of the other filters have about a 1/2" of room within the insert. Either is totally fine in this case, as it still gives about 3/4" of clearance from the shell itself when closed over the top of padded insert.

I also have noticed that 2 out of the 10 pockets are considered the outsides of the padding. This material is just as soft (or close to it) as the insert itself, however, there is a lot of extra room for those pockets once it's fanned out. This can be a bit deceiving in leading you to think you can stuff extra items in there. The problem is when you try to close it you realize you can't. I just treat these as normal filter spots or a place for a lens cap and cloth. Nothing too bulky so it closes without issue.

If you did want to overstuff it then it does feel robust enough to do so. I don't recommend that though since you are using it to store your precious filters! The zipper is actually quite smooth for having a weatherproof shield around it and I would feel confident in using this outside in wet weather. It seems like it will protect the contents inside and you can hang it off your tripod or toss it on the ground after closing it back up.

You can usually expect a pretty well-made product from this brand in my experience, and this another one I definitely recommend. It's got a nice look to it, is functional, and is a great value for what you get.

Wow, this filter holder is a beast. It’s bigger than it needs to be for 95mm filters but I don’t mind. It holds a ton of filters and it has a very nice water resistant zipper. K&F has been putting out some really great stuff recently and this is one of those items for sure. If you have room for a case this size I think you’ll be happy with it.

Solid storage case that holds and separates filters well. It does get a little crowded depending on the thickness of your filters, but I was able to put a whole 10 set of ND/UV/CPL filters in without issues. It did get more noticably tougher to close and slightly bulkier when putting creative prism type filters in, but those tend to be 2x~3x thicker than the standard filter.

The quality of the case is top notch. Really the only thing that would be nice is little tabs for organizing which filter is which to help with finding them, but that's not something that might easily be done. The protection for each filter feels good though it's just partitions inside the case that keep them seperated.

If you have a lot of filters, this case is something to consider. It is a little bulky, but does fit the camera roll case fine where a lens would normally go.

This 10 in 1 Lens Filter Case from K&F Concept is a good solution for storing lens filters. The hard shell has a little bit of flex while being firm enough to provide good protection. The interior envelopes feel like soft suede and the compartment dividers form a buffer between filters. Opening the case makes it fan out like an accordion until the case lays flat allowing a good view of the filters, making it easy to grab the one you want.

The slots nearest the case shell are larger than the others. I have a magnification filter that's wider than the .25 inch max specified, and it fits well in one of the larger slots. But with that thicker filter stored inside, I can only use 9 of the 10 slots and still be able to close the case.

The product title claims that this is waterproof, but the description is more accurate: "protects your filters from... water splashing." The outer material is absorbent; water does not bead on the surface like waterproof material would. The fabric on the inside of the shell also provides a little bit of a moisture barrier. The zipper is hidden when the case is closed, which gives additional dust and water splashing protection.

This might seem pricey at $20, but is worth it for me because of how protective and compact the case is. It's a much better solution than storing my costlier filters in their plastic cases which ends up taking up a lot of space in my gear bag. For my use, it's a good value.

K&F makes great, affordable camera gear, and this filter case is no exception. It's sturdy, with a hard shell and soft microfiber inside to protect up to 10 filters (82mm, under 6.5mm thick). Filters stay organized and easy to grab thanks to the bright interior. Compact, lightweight, and fits perfectly in my camera bag. Works great for ND, CPL, UV, and more. Simple, durable, and does exactly what you need.

Very good and portable lens and other stuff. SOLID MATERIAL and very cute design.

K&F concept .. estuche para filtros, en mi caso he de dar una excelente referencia, calidad precio excelente, muy buena calidad de los materiales y los entrepaños suaves y también de excelente calidad. Protección total para llevar a mano al menos 10 filtros de los lentes que uses según el requerimiento.