If you've ever had difficulty removing a filter from your lens, these Sensei Rubberized 55-62mm Filter Wrenches can help save the day. Two steel wrenches that each features a fully-rubberized surface are included with this set. Both wrenches may also be used to separate up to two stacked filters on a single lens. This can be accomplished by using one wrench to hold the filter closest to the lens in place and using the other wrench to unscrew the other filter. Along with long handles and a squeeze-type design, their rubberized surfaces further ensure comfort and provide an enhanced grip for ease of use. These wrenches are compatible with filters ranging from 55-62mm in diameter.

Helps Remove Over-Tightened Filters    Helps Separate Stacked Filters    Ergonomic Design for Comfortable Use    Steel Construction    Fully Rubberized Surface

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it works for 82mm

A: No unfortunately, the set will only accommodate filters up to 77mm. We do not have any options that will work with 82mm sized filters.

Q: 2. Will you make a 65mm size specifically for the Leica Q2? This looks like a good lens cap and it is not $50 like some similar alternatives. At $25 USD, there would be a lot of Q2 users who would buy this cap if it were made in a 65mm size.

A: this one should work PODFNDR6772 (next size up)

Q: 3. Does this one fit M4/3s Lens ?

A: It will fit on any lens with a 55~62mm front diameter. If your MFT lenses have the right front diameter, this should fit without issue. :)

Q: 4. I need to cover an eyepiece that is 60mm in diameter and 1 1/2" deep. will this work?

A: The PolarPro 55 to 62mm Defender Lens Cover is designed to use with lenses, so it is hard to say that it will for sure stretch to fit on an eyepiece. We would have to be test it first, with both items in hand.

Q: 5. Are these Sensei Rubberized (ie. steel coated with rubber) wrenches worth the extra cost over the plastic ones? I'm asking in the context of 58mm filters, but also just in general.

A: Yes. I've had the plastic ones break. These probably won't ever break and the rubber coating is sticky and grabs the filter better. I own them in 3 different sizes. Definitely worth the extra cost.

Q: 6. Is this worth the extra money/weight over the Sensei plastic versions?

A: Yes the rubberized wrench is better than the plastic versions. You get a better feel and can use more strength with the rubberized ones. I bought both and ended up using just the rubberized steel one. But it also depends on how tight the filter is stuck on the lens. Unfortunately for me, my UV filter is pretty stuck on the lens since it's been there since I bought the lens so neither rubberized or steel wrenches worked to get the filter off. That being said I still think that purchasing the wrenches was a good idea and if I had to do it again I would just buy the rubberized ones. Hope this helps.

Q: 7. How thick are these?

A: The Sensei 72-82mm Rubberized Filter Wrench (2-Pack) are about 5mm thick.

Q: 8. If I have the 82mm thread, should I order 72-82 or 82-95 size?

A: The 72-82 will provide better grip

Q: 9. What is the depth of the 55-62 cover?

A: The depth of the cap itself is 34MM.

Q: 10. Would this cover be to big for the Canon 50mm 1.8?

A: Hi--the Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens has a 49mm filter size, so this cover is too large.