[Glass] Good quality and cost.

[Solid ND] I tried one other magnetic filter brand, but it paled in comparison to this set. I did a lot of research before ordering these, and even though I saw a few complaints, they just didn't make sense to me. I'm very happy with these, and the magnets are plenty strong enough, and yet pop on and off with ease. It was worth getting the largest set since it includes all I needed. The workmanship is excellent, and the glass doesn't have any colorcast whatsoever.

[0.195 lb] I finally bit the bullet and purchased a set of filters for my largest diameter lens (112mm for the Nikon Z 14-24 f2.8). This kit works perfectly with the lens. It has an inset magnetic ring that screws into the hood of the Nikon Z 14-24. That hood also fits on the Nikon Z 70-200 f2.8. I bought the 77-112mm Kase magnetic step-up ring in order to use this set of filters with my other lenses.


I like the ease of adding and removing the filters afforded by the magnetic system. I've had zero problems with filters accidentally coming off.


I also like the image quality I get with this set of filters.

[0.195 lb] I really like this filter system. My use case is landscape photography, especially with water. I makes it extremely easy to add and stack ND filters to taste for a scene. I can have one set of filters and then magnetic rings and magnetic adapters to use on multiple lenses. I am happy with the purchase.


One negative is the case that comes with it. It has plenty of slots (extras to add more filters), however the closure is not very secure. The closure is magnetic but takes some fiddling to line up, and I do not feel confident in it. Not a show stopper, but certainly something that could be improved on.

[Aluminum] I own the original Wolverine and what I can say this are the best filter system

[Aluminum] Great product and system for the cost. Now the only system I will use going forward.

[Aluminum] If you’re going to switch to magnetic filters, it’s worth having an adapter on every lens so you can swap filters quickly with your whole kit. This version is the most slim combo as it screws down inside the lens threads instead of sitting on top like an extra filter. I’ve threaded mine into existing screw in UV filters I keep on at all times for protection. Works great.

[Glass] Thin and love the magnetic system.

[Solid ND] I RARELY write reviews on B&H and I'm picking up items biweekly. But I must say I love the ND Kit. The magnet helps make take off the ND filter when I move from outdoors to indoors which is very useful. Also, the cap stay on magnetically too. I variable ND looks great in sunny weather so you can open up the aperture wide and get great bokeh. A great investment. I took them to Niagara Falls and got great footage and pics with my S5IIX.The case is also a great addition. I got them for my sigma 24-70mm art lens. I plan on purchasing a 67mm kit for my Lumix 35mm and 50mm l-mount lens.

[Solid ND] The Case Wolverine Revolution system is simply the best out there right now that I've tried. The ingenious two-piece magnetic system makes changing filters (literally) a snap. The adapter ring sits very unobtrusively on your lens, and the filter(s) are almost impossibly thin as a result.

As for this particular ND filter? We took it to Albuquerque to photograph the annular eclipse in October 2023, and it was excellent. I'm not the most-experienced solar photographer, but the 16.5-stop measurement seemed to be about perfect for the job. I look forward to getting other filters in this size to use for different applications.