[Zipper] Well constructed, nice looking, does its job. I'll purchase another when I fill this one.

[0.38 lb] In the two weeks I've owned this, it's gone with me out of town and on hikes, carrying small items like spare contact lenses and sanitizing wipes. For photography purposes, it's handy for quick access to cables, batteries and other small things I would otherwise have to fumble around for in my bag.

[0.38 lb] I love all of Shimoda pouches and small cases (and backpacks, too), and this filter case was no exception. I have many filter holders made by other manufacturers that are terrific and well-made, but all are huge for smaller lens filter sizes, such as most of the Leica M filter sizes. This was an ideal fit for 4 filters and is compact enough folded to slide easily into a bag without any bulk, which is why we are using a smaller system for portability after all. I plan to buy more to organize filters by each lens. I attached a label (from a label maker that B&H sells) and it sticks nicely to the outside of the pouch. It's worth noting that this is ideal for my under 50mm filters, but it does easily and securely hold a 60mm Noctilux ND filter, as well.

[Zipper] I'm so glad I purchased these Women's Tech straps to go with my new Shimoda Action X30 camera Backpack. They are so comfortably made for womens bodies as opposed to the regular straps that come with the bag. Not only are they comfortable but they have built in pockets and clips etc so your phone and whatever other small odds and ends can be within eady reach.
Very well designed straps to compliment womens bodies of various shapes and sizes.

[Zipper] great for those smaller filters, takes up a lot less room than the typical “small” folder or pouch, especially if like me you cut the velcro belt attachment off

[0.38 lb] I have the FStop Tilopa and Anja. I wanted to try the X50 because of the pockets, side access and roll top plus every review said comfort. I load my packs and at 31 pounds it was fine with std hip and shoulder pads. After 5 hours it was not as fine. I wanted to add the HD belt and plus backpack straps and wow what a difference. Padding is double the tilopa and it feels so nice. Worth the money if packing heavier gear. I normally add a second tripod and snow shoes so loving that I got these. I also like the HD pockets and the ability to velcro the belt together a little larger so the pockets are at my sides and the padding sticks better to my hips. I also use the spider pro clip Allen wrenched on to the bottom pad behind the pocket on the waist belt. Now hiking longer I can have my 200-600 in that spider clip and hands are free at my sides. Perfect setup. The roll top also allows more room to put jackets and clothing than the tilopa. My tilopa will be used with two cubes for astro hatchback with video on top and astro camera on bottom.

[Army Green] Great for all my 100mm square filters and easier to organize than the tins supplied with the filters. This is a great way to organize them in one small package and keep them protected at the same time.

[Zipper] Like all Shimoda products, this pouch is well made and is sized to be compatible with other Shimoda accessories. It was originally designed to carry face masks, with one side for clean masks and other other side for dirty ones. It works well for this as long as your mask isn't too big and bulky. It also works well for cables, travel documents, and other relatively flat items. Thicker items like USB wall chargers can fit but might permanently distort the soft, pliable sides of the pouch. Shimoda makes a different pouch that is better suited for this type of thing.

[Zipper] This is a unique product for carrying small filters. I needed a case that could carry filters for my m mount lenses and purchased 2 of them. They are of superb quality. I am delighted.

[Zipper] The pouch it's really simple and nice. It's great for storing simple stuff like cables, lens cloth etc.

I use it as an DIY Medical Emergency Kit pouch. Works great for that !