[Snap Fastener] The dividers are big enough to keep the filter edges from touching each other. The zipper is high quality and protects from water. The case itself it hard and very protective. If you are an adventurer and in harsh elements, this is the one you want.

[Gray] This is the best game in town for circular filters. However, two caveats:
1) I can only fit 6 (slim) filters in the case and still get it to zip closed. Fitting 8 seems like a stretch.
2) I'm not sure why B&H can't stock it, given that there aren't any real alternatives (special order only).

[Gray] This is what I was looking for. Filters are protected and easy to handle. Great small filter pouch always in my bag.

[Gray] Makes a good carrying case to protect filters from damage while working from a photo bag.

[Snap Fastener] This NISI 8 Filter Caddy pouch very convenient and safe as well
it helps keep all the filters well or organized especially if you are using different lens sizes.

[Gray] NICE MADE.

[Gray] I've been looking for a filter case for a while now as I'm starting to grow my lens collection and along with that comes numerous filters for each lens. This is perfect because the construction of the durable case allows worry-free travel and the divided separation has a soft cloth-like material that will not scratch or damage any of your filters, and still allowing up to 8 filters to sit in the case at once. Do keep in mind the more large filters you put in the case, the harder it may be to close (this is only apparent at above ~67mm filter size). I looked at my local camera shops and they had comparable cases for the same price range, but they only allowed a max of 3 filters at only a 72mm max size. For ~$30 the NiSi filter caddy is one of the best accessory purchases I've made.

[Gray] I just packed up for a trip and loaded 8 filters into this case. Then...I couldn't zip the case closed! I had to rearrange things a bit to get the zipper closed. If you have too many thick filters, it may not work well with 8, but I'm sure 6 would work nicely, especially if you keep the first and last bay empty. I'm still giving it 5 stars because it is very well constructed.

[Gray] I've been able to replace five different filter and adapter ring cases with one case. It eliminates a lot of bulk and allows me to make much more efficient use of my backpack. I also don't spend time fumbling with individual cases to find the right filter or adapter ring. I can organize them within the NiSi caddy so that I know exactly where the filter or ring is. It just works.

[Snap Fastener] This is a compact sturdy case of good capacity. It is well built of quality materials. Of course, with something like a zipper (said to be waterproof), only time and use will tell about that feature; but it looks robust enough. The claimed capacity of eight filters is probably accurate, if simple (even slim-design) filters are meant. I've used it for only four Heliopan polarizers (67mm, 77mm, 82mm, and 95mm to cover a range of Canon RF lenses). Though these four filters are fairly thick individually and collectively, they don't exhaust the NiSi Caddy's capacity -- there's still room for a bit (though probably not much) more to fit comfortably in the separate protective sleeves still empty. Given the investment that these four German filters represent, the quality of this Chinese case gives confidence that they will be protect properly. A good case -- and certainly worth the little extra money entailed.