3 Packs Camera Lens Filter Wrench Kit, CPL UV ND Filter Removal Wrench Tool Set, Fit 37mm-52mm 55mm-72mm 77mm-95mm Lens Thread for Canon Nikon Sony Fujifilm Olympus Panasonic and Other Camera

I had a filter completely stuck on my lens for years, and trying to twist it off by hand only made it bind tighter. This lightweight filter wrench solved the problem in seconds!Two things make this tool exceptionally effective:Sturdy & Ergonomic Grip: The material feels durable and solid in hand, giving you the necessary leverage to apply even rotational force in three sizes without bending or snapping.Interior Ridges for Maximum Traction: The inner rim features small textured ridges/grooves that bite securely onto the filter’s knurling, providing incredible friction without slipping or scratching the lens barrel.Pro-Tip for Stubborn/Frozen Filters: If your filter is still stubbornly stuck, use a hair dryer on low-to-medium heat to gently warm the outer metal ring of the filter for about 20–30 seconds. The slight thermal expansion loosens the tight threads, and using this wrench right after lets you unscrew it with much less effort.An absolute must-have lifesaver for every photographer's camera bag!

I was expecting one of those soft, rubbery-feeling silicone ones. I didn’t expect these to have ridges on them and feel more like slightly bendable plastic—but apparently that were exactly what was needed! An Ednalite adapter had been stuck to a lens for over two decades and I weren’t able to get the thing off with silicone oven mitts or my bare hands; and thankfully a tool box type of wrench couldn’t fit around it or else that could have caused some serious scratch damage!These filter wrenches did the trick, perfectly! And I have small hands! So, while they might require some elbow grease, I didn’t have to go out and lift 50 pounds for a month before trying to take the filter off; these wrenches did the heavy lifting haha. It took a few tries to get a good grip without dropping the lens, or the wrench—almost did! But once that filter finally loosened, all panic melted away. So I’d say, overall, it were pretty easy to remove.Great value; a good thickness to fit around the filter adapter that needed extraction and these wrenches are so slim they’re easy to just keep in their supplied bag.A tremendously great buy!!!!

The JJC FW-3795 camera lens filter wrench kit does a good job. Unlike others you’ll find, this one is accurate as to the size it claims that it fits. I used digital calipers to measure them and they were as they claimed with the ability to actually be slightly larger than the claimed large size on each of them.They have good barbs to grab the grooves on your lens edge, and they squeeze handles have a built-up area to help with strength and grip, plus it looks good. The smallest one gets pretty distorted at its smallest size, but it will still grip your lens to remove it. I wish the handles were longer so my big hands could more easily get a good grip.I would definitely recommend this kit over other ones I’ve seen. I’m sure there must be a truly professional version, but this will work for the majority of camera owners.

I had a 95mm sun filter on my 180-600 Nikon zoom and it got stuck. I’m mean really stuck. I tried some suggestions from an internet search but to no avail. I had no idea these lens filter wrenches existed and decided to give them a try. Got the filter off…finally😁.

Holy hell, this is literally one of the most underrated tools I have ever encountered. I had a CRAPPY Luzid Brass stepdown ring stuck to my extremely expensive Sony Lens and NOTHING I did would work. I didn't even gorilla grip it onto the lens I literally gently attached it and the damn thing seized up. I am a pretty strong guy and no matter whether I used a mousepad or my raw grip strength combined with a mechanix glove - it did nothing whatsoever. I was pissed. I saw this tool and being in the automotive field - I understand that some tools just do the job better than you think - I figured whats the worst that can happen and I ordered this before taking my lens to a professional to get it removed.When I got the tools - they seemed thin - flimsy - and like it was trash and I was pissed. But I was like "whatever I got it. At first ; I clamped it around the stepdown ring but it kept slipping off slapping me in the face and I was just getting more and more pissed at being scammed. Then I slowed down and told myself *Its already here. Just try to make it work dude* - so I turned the lens upside down against my mousepad; slipped the tool over the step-down ring one more time and used my desk as a barricade to keep the tool from sliding off; one small turn later - it came off!! Holyhell!! Life saver! I am SO satisfied with this tool that it went straight into my Pelican *just in case* It's portable afterall and doesn't take much space. . This is an amazing value for the money and deserves to be in your bag if you use filters \ step rings. DO NOT GO WITHOUT IT.

**Review: Filter Wrench Kit – Disappointing Quality**I bought two sets of these filter wrenches, one for my bag and the other for home use, but I regret the purchase. The tools feel extremely flimsy and don't inspire confidence. I had a particularly tough time using them on two filters that were stuck on my camera.The two 82mm wrenches I tried kept slipping off the filter, no matter how hard I tried to apply pressure. I couldn't get a good grip on the threads, and it was frustrating. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the teeth (tracks) on the tools were too shallow, which made it even harder to get a solid grip on the filter rings.Overall, I wouldn’t recommend these wrenches to anyone. They just don’t have the necessary grip or durability to handle stuck filters. There are much better options out there that offer more reliability and a better grip.wasted money and even more since i purchased 2 kits

Must have if you use lens filters. If you have a filter get stuck, you will be glad you have this.

The smaller portions of the wrenches work fine. Up to about 58mm.I typically need a 67, 72, and 77mm wrench and these are too flimsy to be reliable. They'll get the job done, but they are very flimsy and you will lose your grip constantly. If you have a CPL that has a very small or thin set of teeth for it to grab onto, these are just about the worst "correct" tools for the job.

Removes filter with ease

固くて、外れなかったフィルターが一発で外れました！傷つけることもありませんでした。1セット持っておくと安心！

They worked for me.

Beaucoup plus facile de retirer les filtres sur mes objectifs. Je recommande.

使いやすい。