JJC FW-3772 Camera Lens Filter Wrench 37-52mm, 55-72mm Kit (2-pack)

I’ve had a filter stuck on a Tamron lens for a couple years, tried everything to remove it except take it to a shop… after some recent research I came across these and i’m very pleased!Took a bit of twisting, i guess because the filter had been stuck for so long, but it came off so i am happy.The grip is good and doesn’t damage the lens or filter.

Was attempting to trade in a camera and kit lens with a popular high-street second hand shop, but they couldn't take the lens since there was a Jessops UV filter on the end that just wouldn't come off.Tried all the online tips, cooling the filter on ice, rubber mat/thick desk mat, rubber band - I figured it was stuck on there for good.Figured I'd buy these as a last effort, and the middle size wrench got the filter off first try!Now off to try trading the lens in again.

This set of filter wrenches cover a very good range of sizes, likely to suit most practical needs. They are made of fairly lightweight plastic but it’s quite strong and I have used them on a few occasions now to get tight filters off, the circumferential grip afforded by these is much better than gripping with fingers and trying not to get finger prints on the glass.Overall I’m pleased with these and they have done what I needed, I don’t think they will be strong enough to remove a truly wedged or cross threaded filter, but by then specialist help is usually needed.

Great for getting tricky filters off your lens

they feel a bit flimsy, but they certainly worked with a very stubborn filter I had

I've often found it tight and fiddly to remove filters from the front of my lenses, this is one of those tools that makes life a little bit easier.Used many times now and wish I'd got one years ago.

Does exactly what it says on the tin!Makes removing filters so easy. Great product.

I'd been trying to remove a polarising filter for two years, I knew the thread wasn't crossed. Usual tricks, rubber band, string even putting it in the freezer (differential expansion rates!). the tool gripped the ultra thin ridged band of filter and removed it in seconds! I doubt I'll use the largest but the purchase was useful for the two smaller spanners.