Hard Shell Lens Filter Bag

I don’t know anyone who doesn’t want to protect their photo filters, particularly when they can be quite expensive. The larger diameter the filter, the more expensive those get. Figuring out how to protect them at a reasonable price and carry them is worth careful consideration. This filter case rates a 4.6 and I chose it based on that rating and price. Certainly, I have found that some ratings definitely seem rigged. I wouldn’t say that in this case, pun partially intended. It is generously proportioned with more than enough room to house and protect the number of filters and diameter it advertises. I’m using of for 82mm filters. The hard/firm shell keeps its shape and the material is acceptable both on the exterior and interior to adequately protect your filter investment. The zipper is acceptable as well. It’s not magically smooth or anything, but it functions well. I highly recommend it as a less expensive but no cheap option for protecting photo filters.

Good quality, looks good and plenty of space for all my filters. It's big so if the goal is to save space in your bag, this may not be for you.

I’ve been using the JJC 10 Pockets Hard Shell Camera Lens Filter Case for about six months to store all my ND filters, and it’s been a reliable way to keep them organized and safe. The semi-hard EVA shell with ballistic nylon holds up well against daily wear, protecting my 49mm to 67mm ND filters (mostly K&F Concept and Tiffen) from scratches, dust, and light impacts during hikes or range trips. The 10 microfiber-lined pockets keep each filter secure and easy to access with the accordion-style layout, which is great when I’m swapping filters quickly in the field. Its compact size (4.4 x 3.8 x 3 inches) fits nicely in my camera bag, and the included carabiner is handy for clipping it to my pack. The built-in microfiber cloth is a nice touch for quick lens cleaning on the go. However, after six months, I’ve noticed a few limitations. The zipper can get sticky around the corners, as some reviews mention, which is annoying when I’m in a rush. While it’s designed for 10 filters, stacking multiple thick ND filters (like my variable NDs) makes it hard to fit more than 6-7 without bulging, and the case feels cramped. It’s not waterproof, so I’m careful in wet conditions, as a damp hike once left the interior slightly moist. The wrist strap also started fraying after regular use, which is a minor gripe. At $20-$25, it’s a solid, budget-friendly option for ND filter storage, but if you need space for bulkier filters or a tougher build for heavy outdoor use, you might want to look at a larger or fully waterproof case.

This case is robust for better and worse On the positive, I know for certain I'm calm about my glass filters. Nothing will break through this case unless somebody actually steps on this. I can throw it around with no concern. On the downside, well.. it's relatively huge. Sometimes I struggle to find room for it or just rather pick one or two needed filters and leave the case at home

Holds lens filters, and does it well. Zipper is high quality, protects really well, fits all (most) of my filters for my Canon lenses. Seems I might need another.

The seller shipped promptly. The shipping package was well padded - not large and well secured. However, I am disappointed with the product. I have other JJC cases and am very happy with them. This filter case appeared to be well made, alas when I tried to open and close it a few time, I found the zipper action to be a problem. The zipper binds significantly when needing to go around the corners of the case to enable access to the case's individual pockets. I found that if I hold the case only with finger tips a certain way on one side of the zipper, the zipper will the operate. I'm concerned that this fiddling with the orientation in hand of the case will be both a nuisance over time and potentially increase the possibility of dropping the case or contents in very cold weather when fingers and case itself get very cold. I have not yet returned the case and would like to hear from the seller if what I am experiencing is normal or unique to the case I received.

I recently bought a bunch of filters and man, this thing is just easy to use. Plenty of slots, fast to get filters in and out, and quality workmanship that I know will last a while. Nice and stiff to protect those expensive little buggers.

I know it says for 95mm round filters, but the internal dimensions seemed large enough for Cokin P filters so I took a chance and yep, holds 4 Cokin P filters AND the holder no problems. Love it, and about a 3rd of the cost.

What I Like - A great compact size that holds a good amount of lenses and protects them well. Not only does the hard shell protect well, but the pockets in between protect as well. Zipper functions well. Great for on the go. What I Don’t Like - Nothing yet.

This is a great filter holder, especially for the price. No, you won't be able to have filters in every single space, but is good enough for 5 filters, which should be more than enough. Well built and good looking.

I like this pouch. It has a hard shell and a rubber trim on the zipper to make it water resistant. The segments don't produce dust or lint, unlike some other ones that I tried. You could probably fit 10 slim filters with a single piece of glass and close the zipper. Realistically, you could fit maybe 5-6 variable ND filters, as they are thicker, or 4-5 VND filters with CPL as these extra thick.

Great protection for an expensive set of filters… Easy access and ample space!

Was just what I was looking for to store all my VND's, CPLs and UV filters. Well made and offers good protection