This is a handy, space saving way to store your filters if you have a lot of them. Up until now I just kept them in their original plastic case but all those cases take up valuable shelf space. This isn’t my first filter case, though, I have a small compact one that holds three which I use for travel. This one is about 5” by 6” so, for me at least, it’s too big to travel with.

While advertised to hold 10 filters, which it can. However, two of the slots are at the top and bottom of the case and about double width of the other slots. If I put even large 82mm filters in these two slots I can hear them rolling around. Not good. So, to me, this case is effectively an eight filter case. Still, not too shabby. The wide slots at the front and back are good for storing lens cleaning cloths.

The case is semi-rigid, easily compressible with a semi-light squeeze on the top and bottom but less so on the sides. The slots are thin and flexible and covered with microfiber. So it provides scratch protection but no cushioning. As such if you have any thicker than normal filters I’d keep an empty space on both sides.

The zipper is a little stiff but is reasonable smooth and also seems to have some water resistance. It also has a finger loop to make it easier to open. A removable strap is also attached to a sewn-in D-ring. The D-ring is wide enough to accommodate a small carabiner clip (not included) to attach to a backpack.