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NiSi JetMag Caddy for JetMag Pro Magnetic Filter System

The JetMag Pro Caddy Case is designed to provide enhanced protection and accessibility for your JetMag Pro filters, making it an essential accessory for photographers and videographers on the go. Crafted from new waterproof nylon material and featuring a sturdy zipper, this case offers ultimate protection against water, dust, and environmental elements, ensuring your filters remain safe in any shooting conditions.

SKU: GC11-N-255563

NiSi JetMag Caddy for JetMag Pro Magnetic Filter System

NiSi JetMag Caddy for JetMag Pro Magnetic Filter System

The JetMag Pro Caddy Case is designed to provide enhanced protection and accessibility for your JetMag Pro filters, making it an essential accessory for photographers and videographers on the go. Crafted from new waterproof nylon material and featuring a sturdy zipper, this case offers ultimate protection against water, dust, and environmental elements, ensuring your filters remain safe in any shooting conditions.

Equipped with a durable metal hanger, the Caddy Case provides added strength and resilience, making it ideal for long-term, heavy-duty use. The case is redesigned with a larger opening, offering quick and easy access to all your JetMag filters and adapter rings. The spacious centre section is specially designed to hold JetMag filters stacked with both a front and back cap, ensuring everything is neatly stored and ready for action.

Despite its enhanced protective features, the Caddy Case remains compact and lightweight, easily fitting into your camera backpack without adding unnecessary bulk. Inside, each pocket is lined with microfibre, protecting your individual filters from scratches and damage. Additionally, the case offers shock-proof construction, minimising the risk of impact damage during transport.

For photographers who demand both protection and convenience, the JetMag Pro Caddy Case is the perfect companion for safely storing and organising your JetMag Pro filters and accessories.

Key Features:

Waterproof Nylon Material for Protection

Sturdy Zipper for Secure Closure

Durable Metal Hanger for Strength

Larger Opening for Easy Access

Spacious Center Section for Filters

Compact and Lightweight Design

Microfibre-lined Pockets for Protection

Shock-proof Construction Minimises Damage

Enhanced Protection from Environmental Elements

Perfect for Travel and Portability

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NiSi JetMag Caddy for JetMag Pro Magnetic Filter System

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NiSi JetMag Caddy for JetMag Pro Magnetic Filter System

The JetMag Pro Caddy Case is designed to provide enhanced protection and accessibility for your JetMag Pro filters, making it an essential accessory for photographers and videographers on the go. Crafted from new waterproof nylon material and featuring a sturdy zipper, this case offers ultimate protection against water, dust, and environmental elements, ensuring your filters remain safe in any shooting conditions.

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