[0.115 lb] If you're using the Kase 112mm magnetic filters and don't have one of these magnetic caps, please do yourself a favor and buy one. They are much better in the field compared to the Nikon Z 14-24mm OEM lens cover.

[0.115 lb] It's a small thin adapter ring that gives Kase magnetic filters something to stick to. A warning, though: be sure the filters are fully stuck before letting go. The magnetic attraction isn't all that strong unless the filters are fully seated in the adapter. The ring is thin enough that lens shades can still slide over it without problems. It's a nice, convenient system that makes filter usage easy and quick.

[Steel] If you're looking for quick, easy to use in the field or on a tripod without extra, these are the right filters for you. I'd looked at filter systems for a while and never felt satisfied with plates and holders. Too many pieces that have to be held or moved from one container to another, but require additional handling once one. Screw on filters seemed like the best option, though I knew I'd have to go bigger than my largest lens. Enter Magnetic filters! They do everything I need, simply, and I never worry they're going to fall off.

Now, for graduated horizon needs, these aren't likely to be your best bet, but besides that, I see no other reason I'll ever use a different filter system!

Love the build quality, love the simple and usable holder, and image quality has been excellent!

[0.115 lb] Well made and extremely easy to use. The magnetic mount makes changing filters convenient and reduces the chance of dropping one or cross threading one when attaching.


The optical quality is first rate.

[0.115 lb] I often use neutral density filters out when it is cold, and trying to screw the different filters on and off to get the right combination, or even a variable density filter takes time and sometimes is frustrating. The Kase magnetic filters are fantastic and quick to use. The Magnetic Stack Cap Set lets you keep these filters protected in a pocket of much smaller space than a filter case. I give it a 5 star.

[Steel] With the 77-112 magnetic step-up adapter ring, I can use my 112 filters on all of my 77mm lenses. I also use a standard 67-77 step-up ring to add the 77-112 adapter to my 67mm lenses, so I can also use the 112mm filters with my 67mm lenses. There's no vignette on my 67 and 77mm lenses with three filters mounted. I can use 2 filters on my Nikon 14-24, F2.8 lens with no vignette. With three filters, there's just a slight vignette in the corners, but if I back off to 16mm, the vignette is gone. I rarely use more than two filters at a time anyway.

[Steel] Very happy with the Wolverine magnetic filters - super easy to stack and combine without worrying about lining up threads or taking time to switch out filters while that perfect shot windo fades away!

[Steel] Whether it be a Kase Wolverine neutral density filter, or Magnetic Lens Cap you want to fit, the process all starts with this little blighter.. Ingenious, allowing the original lens hoods to be fitted either way, my experience is limited to Nikon, Zeiss, Fuji, Sigma, Olympus and Hasselblad lenses. I am sure there will be one out there, but I haven't found it yet!

[Steel] Well built. The magnet is strong, and the ring is very thin.

[0.115 lb] This magnetic cap set is a must for the Kase filter set. When you want to keep a filter or stack of filters close by, this cap set keeps the front and back of your filters safe so you can slide them into a pocket without worry.