O-Series Front Lens Cap - 18mm Wide, Fisheye 15mm, Tele 60mm, Macro
The lens cap protects the front of your lens from drops, scratches, and the occasional tumble. Fits the Macro, Fisheye 15mm, and Tele 60mm Lenses.
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Moment O-Series Front Lens Cap — Scratch-Free Lenses Wherever You Land
The gist: A snap-on front cap for Moment’s original O-Series lenses that protects your glass investment from scratches, dust, and drops while packed into a travel bag or kit.
- Fits Fisheye 15mm, Tele 60mm, and Macro O-Series lenses: A single cap design works across Moment’s original lens lineup — one spare covers your whole O-Series kit.
- Protects coated front element: O-Series lenses use multi-layer glass coatings that a stray scratch can permanently degrade — the cap blocks dust, sand, and impact before it reaches the glass.
- Snap-on retention: Stays securely seated in a packed bag, jacket pocket, or lens pouch during transit, removing cleanly when you’re ready to shoot.
- Compact replacement or spare: New O-Series lenses ship with a cap; this is a direct replacement if the original is lost, or a spare to keep on whichever lens isn’t mounted.
Moment’s product page confirms the O-Series front cap fits the Macro, Fisheye 15mm, and Tele 60mm lenses, designed as a protective replacement for the cap included with new O-Series lens purchases.
Best for: O-Series Moment lens owners who need a replacement cap or want spares to protect unmounted lenses during travel. Skip it if: your Moment lenses are T-Series or M-Series — Moment makes separate caps for those series. Runs ~$1 — check the current price before buying.
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