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Your cart is empty.Made of padded Softex material. This pouch is great on its own or attached to your Slinger Bag with the U.S.A System. It was designed especially for those filters you always need but never carry. Drop in the five filters you use most often and attach it to your belt or Slinger Bag. This pouch will hold up to five 86mm round filters or five "P" series square filters
Bob Beck
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2016
Perfect, I have two ND filters and two step up rings as well as a special lens cap that fits the ND filter. Fits perfectly and no unfolding required!
Islander
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2015
This product performed as advertise.
June Damanti
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2015
I guess there are trade-offs. This case holds more filters and getting filters in and out is better than my old fold up style case. It has a way that it can be attached to a belt, but I'm having to put mine in my backpack and for that it's a bit bulky. The material is thicker - more like cordera vs nylon. It's probably better protection all the way around, but it's hard to fit this case into one of my pack's pockets. I've put it in the main compartment gerry-rigging it to a small carabiner and hanging it from one of my pack's O-rings. I wish it were a bit more compressed and I have a feeling I'll keep looking, but in the meantime, it'll do. And if space isn't an issue for you, it might do very well for you.
Deepak Dutt
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2014
It seems like an OK product. Doesn't meet my requirements fully.
brad-man
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2012
I have been searching for some time for a neat way of carrying my filters in their OEM cases. I know many are content to slip their filters into these sleeve wallet things and leave it at that. I only buy pro grade lenses and , consequently, I only buy top of the line filters. Since my most used lens has an 82mm filter size, this is big money we're talking about. I have a B+W 82mm XS-Pro Kaeseman CPL that costs over $250! I'm not sliding that thing against anything!Anyway. I took a razor blade and removed the padded separators from the Slinger, so now it will hold four 82mm filters in their cases. I don't care that there is an opening at the top of the case where dirt, sand, etc can get in, because my filters are in their nice, soft, water & impact resistant plastic cocoons. Nuff said...
Serg
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2011
When I got tired of tossing filters in and out of their cases, I found this filters holder bag. It is a solution if you want to organize your filters but it isn't if you would plan to keep this filter case in your camera bag.The fabric of the bag looks firm but flexible and not strong to hold a hit. So, don't lean against anything with this bag full of filters, if you planing to wear this bag on your belt, you may brake the precious glass.The bag dimensions: W - 110mm, H - 110mm, L - 75mm. With usual P- series filter size - 83x95mm or 83x110mm the height and length seems to be Ok but the bag is too thick. I could put 5 filters with their cases in it and close it.The good side of vast space inside of the bag is that you can pick a filter without additional affords, and as a result, without leaving smudges. The dividers inside this case are soft but not covered with soft cleaning cloth-like fabric. In fact, in my opinion, the fabric they used like whether proof one. It did not scratch my filters yet but it feels like it could. There are horizontal and vertical brand fasteners on the back of this filter bag. So you can wear it on your belt or camera bag strap.It solved my problem of fast access to filters, when I need, but it could be more compact and more protective, at least, on its front and back sides. I guess, it's right for the price.
Evan E. Fusco MD
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2011
I was tired of carrying around those plastic cases for each of my spare filters. This little pouch is just what I needed. I can remove one filter, slip it into an empty slot and pull out the one I need. No more fumbling with lids and bottoms of the plastic cases, asking my kids to hold one filter while I attach the other and "Please don't put your greasy fingers all over the middle of that $200 circular polarizer!"The construction seems good, adequately padded--which is a slight downside that you have to accept as a trade off, it's a bit bulky considering the size filter it will handle.I would also wish for a secure way to attach this to the outside of my camera bag and I'm not sure the little belt loop is quite up to that task.
J. Anozira
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2009
I own five filters, this case holds five filters. It is not just the number of slots that is important, it is how they are stored in the case that is what needs mentioning. Filter "wallets" allow the transfer of their materials sudch as mesh or plastic onto the expensive coatings of your expensive filters. This pouch has individual padded pockets like those found in a quality camera bag. Filter glass never touches anything damaging.Build quality of this pouch is great...it will last for many years. It is constructed of sturdy cordura with a secure velcro strap on front. The rear has velcro mounting straps for many popular camera bag/case systems as well as your belt.
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