Ape Case ACPROAF Large Accessory and Filter Wallet for Lens (Black)

I do like this organizer, but it doesn't fit some of my larger lens's, you can't put alot into it, works good for cables, cleaning cloths, memory cards, ect. Velcro closure works well, I have many Ape products, Love them all.Its good for little stuff that gets everywhere...Thank you Amazon, another good one...

I use Ad200 flashes w/round, magnetic head, same as Godox V1uses. Magnetic flash filters fit GREAT inside, and seeing exactly what was in each pouch was SUPER easy with high visibility yellow. Of 4 different brands of filter wallets, this Ape Case Filter Wallet was the ONLY one to actually HOLD all filters snugly inside, period. Even if you hung the thing open and upside down, and shake the daylights out of it, all 6 filters remained tightly in place. Winner Winner Best Filter Wallet Ever! Just ordered another one now. Oh yeah, it's also built like a tank.

This is a great little filter case and I bought it to take on a trip to Yosemite. I was ready to use my filters and I opened up the case and two of my new filters fell out and were destroyed. Be very mindful when opening it around large boulders or anywhere that you filters could hit hard objects.It is a well made case, wish it held objects a little tighter inside.

I bought two of these filter wallet to replace one old one, which also only had 6 slots. I had more filters than spaces previously and wore out my old case after more than 10 years. These seem very rugged and the slots easily fit up to 82mm round filters. My lenses range from 72-82mm and all fit in snugly with a little room to breathe. The interior slots have a little stretch and are mainly plastic, w/ no ruff edges that might scratch the filter. For the cost, I would highly recommend this brand if you are looking. Due to the fact that I have only had them for a month, I can't speak to durability/sturdiness, but they seem very high quality. Time will tell!

This is a very nice lens filter case. Well made with some padding to protect the filters but not so much as to add a lot of bulk. The pockets are nice with netting fused with plastic to hold the filters. I have a perfect spot in my camera bag to carry it and do not plan to use the belt loops. The two crossed Velcro belt loop for placing it in either a vertical or horizontal position on a belt or bag strap add a lot of thickness to the case. The front emblem is also very thick. These always wanted to catch/hang when sliding it into a pocket in my bag. I took a seam ripper tool (google it) and removed the loops and emblem. This reduced the thickness of the case and made it very smooth for placing in my bag. I still give it 5 stars as the loops are necessary for those who would want to carry it on a belt or attach to a camera bag strap.

Ape Case makes my absolute favorite camera bags and lens holders. I bought this little ApeCase wallet thing for putting my filters in but my filters are 77mm-95mm and I honestly don't know how I expected them to fit in it haha. But I use it to hold batteries for my GoPro and chargers for the GoPro as well as a CF to USB adapter for my Nikon D3 and a whole lot of other miscellaneous gear! I am thinking now I'm starting to be in need of a second one!

I used this on an extensive and offroad trekking photo trip to Mexico. I found it to be durable and convenient. The container held my filters just tight enough. I even mixed sizes with 77MM and some tiny ones for a video camera. All stayed in. I used one pocket for both a video filter and a lens cleaning cloth. Overall, I can't fault the case for a thing.I read about someone removing the lable since it caught on things. I bought the tool to do that here on Amazon, but never took it off. Had no issue with case catching on anything.Overall, I like this arrangement much better than having filters scattered around in my photog vest. Buy it, it is worth it.

I do love the case, it is well made, however, I thought it would fit my 82mm ND Filters. There are 2 rows of pouches, with 3 in each row. The left row (going down) are all a little larger than the 3 on the right. The 82MM ND Filter Case will not fit on the larger pouches. It will fit if you force it, but will be hell trying to get them out when you need them. I will keep the case for my smaller Filters as it is a good case.

I jam 4 filters and 2 extra batteries for my Olympus E-M1 III and this case perfectly holds them with no looseness. The style is what really puts this case over the top though, nice and soft but very well built. I personally removed the belt loop with a thread puller to make the case a little slimmer, but the belt loop is nice too.

I do a lot of landscape photography, and this is how I store my extra filters.-Can be comfortably secured to a belt-Gravity unravels the case letting you quickly access your filters-Plastic skin in the pockets prevents scratches from the nylon mesh on the filters-Have used it in snow and rain, no issues-Materials don't feel cheap or flimsyAll around I bought it on a whim and its worked flawlessly