Solid and compact container that can hold 10 photographic filters up to 95 mm in diameter, useful and convenient for not leaving the filters lying around in the bag, delivery as always ok.

The K&F Concept case is sturdy and lightweight, with an inner lining that provides excellent protection against impacts. It can hold up to 10 82mm filters, and storage is convenient. Ideal for photographers who travel with multiple filters.

Nice hard case. Well built, sealed zipper. Opens wide so you can see the filters and remove them easily. Handier than a stack of separate plastic cases, fumbling around to grab the one you're looking for. If one slot is empty you remove the filter on the lens and grab the one you want with one hand instead of holding the new filter, dropping the old one in the case and installing the new one and putting the lid on etc. The filters are well protected. The only thing is it does take up room in your bag but that's the same with a stack of plastic cases. If you only have one or two filters then a small case would be better but if you have a variety of sizes and types then this is a good choice. Got it at a good price on sale

I have the 95mm version of the camera filter case here.

I like and own a lot of black hard cases. However, the "K&F Concept" filter case stands out from the black monotony with its beautiful, heather gray color and shape. This makes it easy to find even in large suitcases, bags, or backpacks without any additional labeling.

The workmanship is typical of K&F Concept: very high quality. All seams, for example, are precise, sturdy, and flawless.

The robust and attractive EVA hard shell reliably protects against impacts and pressure. The material is water-resistant, but not permanently waterproof. The outer gray fabric absorbs some moisture, but it doesn't penetrate the interior quickly.

The zipper isn't the smoothest, but it offers excellent protection not only against water, but also against dust and, most importantly, sand. This is essential for camera filters and almost more important than protection against moisture. The zipper pull also has a convenient pull tab.

The inner lining is made of light gray microfiber. It's soft yet flexible, but not reinforced or padded. The compartments offer good overall protection for the filters.

A small pocket, approximately 55 mm deep and 70 mm wide, is sewn onto the first compartment.

I'm rather careful with my filters, but I now transport them in this bag without any additional cases. Even individual adapter rings now have their own easily accessible place.

The bag has a large capacity and can hold up to 10 filters. With an internal height of a generous 80 mm, even thicker filters or filters with storage boxes fit comfortably. Of course, it might be a bit tighter with many particularly thick filters.

The bag is compact, but may take up more space than individual filters in their storage boxes. However, everything is organized, secure, and readily accessible.

This is especially helpful in practice when changing filters while using the camera.

The case also features a sturdy eyelet. A simple wrist strap with a carabiner is also included.

Overall, a great filter bag that comes highly recommended.

Good pouch for filters, a little big but does the job to protect and especially to have all your filters in the same place.

The small filter pouch is exceptionally well-made and perfect for photographers who travel frequently.

The case is very sturdy. Filters are well-protected in a backpack, and even if they accidentally fall out, nothing will happen to them. The zipper is also secure and water-resistant.

Ten filters fit in the protective pouch, although it does become somewhat bulky at that point. Each individual filter is padded with soft material, providing maximum protection.

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Perfect protection for 10 filters, it's very practical because it protects them well and, most importantly, you have all your filters with you. No complaints, the price-quality ratio is good.

I admit I find it much more practical to use this pouch rather than the plastic boxes originally supplied with the filters. When changing filters in the field, you only need to leave one or two slots empty so you don't end up with a filter (the one you just removed) that you don't know where to put before taking out the one you're going to install.

Over the years, I've accumulated more and more filters and lens adapter rings – and until now, they mostly just rattled around loose in my backpack. The rings, in particular, can easily bend and become unusable. This bag was exactly what I needed: everything is now safely and securely stored in one place.

The compartments are well-designed, the lining is soft and protects the filters from scratches. The case itself is nice and sturdy – ideal for travel. Even if you toss it in your backpack or use it outdoors, the contents remain protected.

I find it incredibly practical that it holds up to 10 filters, and its compact size takes up hardly any space. I also have a smaller bag for it. I don't necessarily need to take all my filters with me on every photo trip. I like to be flexible and pack as needed.

I can absolutely recommend this bag to anyone who wants to organize their photography equipment neatly and securely.

I've been using K&F Concept accessories for years and wasn't disappointed this time either. This filter pouch is ideal if, like me, you use several ND, CPL, and UV filters. It's lightweight, well-padded, and despite its compact size, it holds up to ten filters up to 82mm – a real space saver compared to multiple individual cases.

I especially appreciate the sturdy EVA shell, which can withstand the rigors of a camera backpack. The soft lining protects the filter surfaces, and the splash-proof zipper provides peace of mind on the go.

For anyone who likes to stay organized while traveling and values ​​protection and quality – a clear recommendation.