Well-made but threading may be tight for some lenses
595247
While this hood is sturdy, has a nice finish, and should function well, I found the threading tolerances are tight for a new Nikkor lens. Normally, a lens hood should screw onto the lens easily until it stops against the back end of the threading. When I thread this onto my Nikkor 60mm AF micro, I quickly feel resistance and don't force it any further. Since this only happens on one lens, it may work better for you. Overall, I think this hood will work satisfactorily, and it may loosen up on this lens over time. For this issue, I'll give it 4 stars, since you might find it attaches without any issue. Origin of item: China.
410064
This is not a bad camera bag, in fact it is quite well made.  But I found it difficult to configure the dividers to fit my lenses and, for the cost, I expected better.
1113479
The tubes are solid and well made.  I also found that they are extremely easy to put on and take off.  I know some purchasers have complained about them getting stuck, but I just can't see how that could happen.  I tried a couple different lenses, and there was no problem.  Maybe the release button was jammed if the tube was not correctly seated.  If you are careful in seating the tube, there should never be a problem.
1897842
The optics on these lenses are excellent.  The fit in the frame is less than excellent.  I ordered one set and could not fit the left lens into the frame.  I returned that set and replaced with a second set, only to have 2 right lenses delivered instead of one of each.  The third set ordered had the same fit issue as the first, left  lens fit fine, the right one is very difficult to install in the frame, but this one will at least go in.
3047122
Not the most expensive but adequate for protecting an expensive lens.  Built solid, threads look like they are of quality and not cheaply made.  Will purchase again for all my lenses.
605556
Nice glasses, but could possibly make the lenses and frame to be more compatible so each lense wouldn't be kind of loose when attached.
4776465
I purchased just one of these and used it interchangeably with my six lenses. Bad idea. The construction isn't good enough for frequent on/off use. The connection loosens up too much over time. I purchased more and now have them dedicated to specific lenses that I use most often. This plan seems to work well. I've owned a Konica Hexanon camera outfit for many years and this is the first opportunity for me to put my old lenses to use on a new, digital body. The Micro 4/3 format is great for such re-purposing of older lenses. The original Hexanon lenses were (and still may be) the best made and now I can enjoy photos with them again. Be aware, however, that the connector does change the focal length of the lens. So, a 28 mm becomes at 35 mm; a 50 becomes a 58; and so on.
4704955
Great price on these, and they're sturdy and well-made.  A word of caution-check the overall diameter of the hose you're clamping, as some hoses/couplers with a 1.75 inch internal diameter will be too large for these clamps.  The range of adjustment is much smaller than a worm drive clamp.
4682807
It's well made, but the lack of multi-coating means that you'll get some reflections on your images. It protects the lens though.
2053748
A full set of step ups and another full set of step downs are mandatory for anyone with many lenses and limited filter funds.  The finish is good, but the threads are a little 'iffy'.  They are sharp and somewhat finicky as to how and if they start - as they are used more and some of the sharpness wears in, they'll probably be fine.  A side effect of being new and very sharp is that they tend to get stuck a little too, but I've found that to be true of anything that threads into another metal item.  A tiny bit of CLP (well cleaned off the body - just on the threads) is very cheap insurance.

They are super thin, and will bend and distort easily if you try to use any kind of tool to remove them.  One thing I've found that works great is a thin, flat sheet of rubber - the thinner the better - and a vinyl shower curtain is perfect - gives you some grip without damaging the rings OR cutting your hands.  It rolls up, takes next to no space in your bag, and can be a lifesaver if a ring or filter gets stuck.
1952511
Pros: well made, looks awesome
Con: tends to loosen requiring occasional readjustment
2560370
I purchased the Carhartt CHB218D safety glasses with the Bronze lenses a couple weeks ago, and found the build quality excellent.

They fit nicely [I am 6' 210 lbs] and they are pretty stable.

I use safety glasses 95% of the time indoors, and oftentimes in areas that are not particularly overly lit, so I found the Bronze lens a bit too dark for
my eyes in areas I just mentioned above.

I did like them alot, and feel the Bronze lenses may perhaps be better suited to well lit areas or outdoors. [perhaps I should have known that]

I purchased the same Carhartt safety glasses except with the GREY lenses and wham! Much better for the average to below average lighted areas I typically work around.

I just wanted to let anyone know that the Bronze lenses may be a bit dark in certain applications, as mentioned above-
52638
This product was well made and I would find it very useful for those times I just want to carry a lens or two and not a whole bag.  The padding is pretty good but I wouldn't drop it with my lens in it.
The only problem I had was that when looking at the sizes I didn't take lens hood into account.  So the cases fit perfectly without the lens hoods.  So when buying remember to take lens hoods into account.
2490391
These are very nice and appear to be of good quality. The bottom of the lenses don't quite fit the contour of my 601-s81 frames so I'm going with three stars. They don't pop out after a week of use, but the small gap at the bottom persists. Still better than forking out $160 for a new pair.

note: when I removed the old lenses there was lots of gunk in the frames, be sure to scrub them with an old toothbrush before installing the new lenses. This could be why the new lenses don't fit 100%, but if that's the reason the lenses don't fit right then I'm probably not the first person to come across this issue.
4190571
A well-made product and exactly what I needed. The bridge is easily adjustable to fit a smaller face. Just unscrew the eyepieces and adjust the chain. Fits snugly against my face. The only drawback is that when using the clear lenses alone, they eyepieces do not tighten down firmly and the lenses rattle. While this wouldn't be noticeable in a noisy shop, it's mildly annoying. If I can find a narrow gauge 50mm. o-ring, that will solve the issue. That said, it does not inhibit the functionality of the goggles.
2932150
Looks fine. The threads don't screw on with the smoothness of my other brand (? Sorry can't remember). However, the extra tension might be good. My other UV lens fell off.
2356239
I love the little lenses I bought. One thing I wish is that there was not an opposite thread for the very very small lens. When I try and tighten the lens on top of it... It comes undone. Other than that it works great even with my big iPhone cover on there. :D