The Sensei 62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2) is a helpful tool for removing jammed or over-tightened filters from your lens. The squeeze-type design ensures comfort and grip for ease of use. This wrench is compatible with filters ranging from 62-77mm in diameter.
| Compatibility | 62-77 mm filter rings |
| Package Weight | 0.065 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 5.4 x 4.55 x 0.55" |
Doesn't grip very well. You have to hold everything just right and give it a few tries to work. I'm going to try adding a coat of Plasti Dip to salvage them.
Filters seem to get stuck on my Nikon 70-200 F2.8 all the time, not because of torn up threads, but because of the rubber end of the lens barrel sticking to the filters, making removal of circular polarizers particularly difficult, or impossible to remove. These wrenches are lightweight and easily fix the problem.
These things are terrible. They are flimsy plastic and can't grip the filter without bending and slipping off. I don't understand all of the good reviews. I tried removing 2 filters that were stuck together using these. After 20 minutes I gave up. I put rubber gloves on and was able to separate them with 1 easy twist. If you want filter wrenches, use the ones made of rubberized metal. I think they would work much better.
Handy tool for fat hands
if you use filters that screw on, then you know how they can get stuck. this was the perfect fix for that. A must have in any lens kit.
When filters are not moving and needed to be altered I chose this product from B &H
Not enough grip to extract a 39mm filter from a lens shade
Works as you would think. Even better if your filters have grooves.
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