Single Filter Case - Large (up to 82mm), Large (up to 82mm)
The Moment Single Filter Case, is straightforward, reliable way to carry a single filter in your bag. Using a simple snap fit clasp, a slip fit hinge and polycarbonate constriction; the case keeps your filter safe while still allowing for quick access. A padded EVA interior and included microfiber cloth keeps everyone comfortable and clean.
Our Review
Moment Single Filter Case — Hard-Shell Protection for a Single Precious Filter
The gist: A compact polycarbonate case built for travel photographers who carry one high-value filter and don’t want it rolling loose inside a bag.
- Hard-shell protection: Polycarbonate body with a snap-fit clasp and slip-fit hinge guards against crushing and impact — more durable than fabric pouches at roughly the same size.
- EVA-padded interior: Foam lining grips the filter and absorbs vibration; included microfiber cloth prevents scratches during travel.
- Three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large (up to 82mm) cover everything from compact mobile lenses to full-size ND and CPL filters for mirrorless rigs.
- Pocket-sized: Designed to slip into a coat pocket or the front pocket of a camera bag — no wasted volume for a single-filter carry.
Moment describes the design as “straightforward” and “reliable,” built to allow quick access without sacrificing protection — a fair summary for a case focused on doing one job well.
Best for: Photographers who travel with one essential filter (ND, CPL, or diffusion) and want hard-shell protection in a small footprint. Skip it if: You regularly carry multiple filters — Moment’s soft multi-filter case is a better fit for that workflow. Runs around $15 — check the current price before buying.
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