Maxsimafoto® - Filter Wallet Case/Bag for Cokin P Series 84mm.

This is a perfect size to fit inside my larger filter bag and will keep my Cokin filters safer than the plastic cases you get with your filters do. The only fault I can find is the number of partitions, I would like to keep my light ND filter (1-3 stops), my soft grads (1-3 stops) my hard grads (2&3 stops) and my polarising filter all in the same place. For some reason this holder only has 7 slots that the elastic strap covers and I'm sure I don't have the above average number of p size filters? I had no intention of putting my 5 and 10 stop filter in as I like the cases they come in and my reverse grads (Hitech) are too long. I feel I don't have an excessive amount of filters and 12 slots would be much more useful, there certainly isn't enough room for the rings and the holder in the same case, it may be down to people trying to fit too much in that has caused some of the reported problems. It is well enough made for its purpose, its purely made to hold your filters and nothing more hard wearing than that and, except for its size, I more than happy with it.

I only carry a couple of Cokin Filters but I bought the wallet to also hold my circular polarisers and step up rings. It comfortably holds my P series holder and 3 adaptor rings (one in the holder), 2 Cokin filters (one in the holder), 2 circular polarisers and 2 step up rings. This keeps everything together and can be easily carried in my backpack. Far better than all rattling around in separate cases.Suits my needs perfectly. Only negative point, if you call it that, is that I do not see the point of the elastic strap. The filters (even the Cokin ones) are held quite snugly within each compartment and don't seem to need any additional support. The stitching which holds the strap in place has the potential to scratch anything placed against it and precludes the use of the end compartments for filters. I will now be removing this to improve its usability (for me) even further.I have no issues whatsoever with the quality of the item. It has been in use now for some 4 months and is still as good as when first bought. The zips, commented on by others, are fine and I have no reason to believe they will not remain so.

Got this to put my filters in its a bit cheaper than the cokin bag.It is a good bag, I suspect better when filled as the compartments are a bit zigzag, you will see when it arrives, when packed it all straightens up a bit, you can also fit your cokin holder in and some rings, plus some round filters.

I have seven Cokin filters that I carry in my day bag including three graduated filters (P121L, P121M, P121S) which are not square but rectangle. The insert jacket in the case can account for seven filters, but not all the slots are evenly sized meaning that the grads don't fit into some. This means I have to organise the filters on where they fit rather than any given order I'd prefer.In addition, while I understand you want the filters to be held snuggly enough to avoid them falling out they are quite difficult to access even with the jacket removed completely from the case.It'll do to protect my filters in the meantime, but I'll be looking for another solution.

Very poorly made. I actually bought two of these wallets on the (correct) assumption that their belt loops would be narrow enough to fit the sliplock loops on the Lowepro Flipside 400AW backpack I'd ordered. Unfortunately, within just a couple of days of receipt, and before use, the stitching came away from the rear panel of one of the wallets, right across the top, exposing the lining. I immediately returned both wallets for a refund. At fifteen pounds a throw, somebody is surely having a laugh!The Tamrac MX5388 BLACK MAS Filter Pack - Black is a far superior product, and is currently almost four pounds cheaper. Potential buyers should be aware, however, that the MX5388's belt loop is too wide for the above-mentioned Lowepro sliplock loops to accommodate. As it turned out, that didn't matter to me, though, as I returned the Flipside 400AW, while the MX5388 has a handle on the top through which I can thread the strap of the Lowepro Nova 180AW shoulder bag I intend to carry on using.

I Bought this as I am now getting tired of lugging a backpack in order to carry a few filters and their mounting bracket.I use Cokin P series filters, both solid and graduated and they are a perfect fit. It holds my six filters and the mount with room to spare.I like the way this thing opens and comes apart making it very easy to get the bulkier mounting into it without a struggle.It feels pretty well made, and with a combination of belt mount or shoulder strap it's very convenient no matter what you happen to be wearing.

Will hold 7 filters (but I've managed to get 4 Cokin filters and 2 circular poliarising filters in it). The insert is fully removable with an elastic velcro strap both above and underneath the consertina insert to tighten or loosen the hold. One end of the insert has longer 'arms' to allow storage of a filter holder in the wallet. The inclusion of the holder and all filters can make it all a very snug fit.Feel it will protect everything well with no risk of anything slipping out (as has happened to me with a previous tri-fold wallet that opens out and filters have slid out!!)When filled to capacity, the depth of the case is 8cm. Front/back of the case is 12.5cm x 12.5cm.Good quality for a better price than comparable wallets.

but a bit of a struggle to get the filters own easily. Have since upgraded.