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Shimoda Filter Wrap

The Shimoda Designs Filter Wrap 150 stores and protects up to six 150 x 100mm filters plus accessories when you're working outdoors in unpredictable weather and terrain.

SKU: GC76-520506

Shimoda Filter Wrap 150

Shimoda Filter Wrap

The Shimoda Designs Filter Wrap 150 stores and protects up to six 150 x 100mm filters plus accessories when you're working outdoors in unpredictable weather and terrain.

Pack & Protect Your Filters

Measures 24.9 x 14 x 3 cm when unfolded

Three individual padded compartments hold six square or round 150 x 100mm filters

Sleeves accommodate filters in most individual cases for extra protection

Accessory sleeve stores step-up rings, lens cloths, and other filter-related accessories

Each filter compartment has white fabric backing so you can quickly identify filters by colour and density

Transparent TPU sleeves

Zippered compartments keep contents secure

Built to Hold Up

Provides visibility to your filters when laid flat

Accessory compartment stores step-up rings, lens cloths, and mounts

Folds to fit in your backpack

Strong and durable nylon construction

Water and wear-resistant

Treated with a carbonate coating for protection from dirt, dust, and the elements

Webbing handle with side release buckle allows you to hang it from tripod collar or hook while you set up your shot

Weighs 0.18 kg empty

Key Features:

Three Compartments Store Six Filters

For Filters up to 15 x 10 cm

Use with Both Round & Square Filers

Padded Protective Interior Lining

Carbonate-Coated Nylon Shell

Easy-Identification White Fabric Backing

Use Webbing Handle to Hang Wrap

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Shimoda Filter Wrap

The Shimoda Designs Filter Wrap 150 stores and protects up to six 150 x 100mm filters plus accessories when you're working outdoors in unpredictable weather and terrain.

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