Review on 📷 Haida 100mm Filter Storage Pouch: Ideal Holder & 6 Filters Wallet/Case HD2515 by Nicole Brown

Looking for the perfect filter bag. I had a Lee filter bag. which I bought at my local Pictureline store in Salt Lake City. It's basically $80 for one that's just a hair's breadth bigger than this one. The head has 6 slots for filters. Not enough space for holder. For thirty bucks it's perfect. The inner lining is very soft. I use Haida filters and have trusted this brand for a long time. It holds all my filters perfectly, as well as the ND glass filter holder itself. Each pocket has velcro. Holder pocket in front. The bags literally jump out of the bag. which is really nice. There is a belt loop on the back for you to attach to a backpack or maybe a belt if you like. Are the zippers closed? For added protection, your filters won't fall out. The adapter rings can be placed both on the front of the protective cover inside the case and on the back. So technically there are eight inner pockets protected by felt. It has a flap that closes with zippered Velcro to cover the inner compartment. I wouldn't recommend putting filters in those two places, but they are soft and mellow. The only thing I would like is a shoulder strap to add. Sometimes it's nice, especially when you know the place you're going to be. You have the lens you wanted to use in the frame. It would be nice if you didn't lug all that backpack and gear with you. Just take your camera tripod and filters with you. I'll try to find a way to attach a shoulder strap to this bag but other than that I would highly recommend it to anyone. Do you have Haida filters, Lee filters or square filters? Get this bag because they are square ND filters and graduated filters are an expensive purchase. Take good care of them, you can wear them all your life.