Spare Front Lens Cap - Tele 58mm + Wide 18mm + Macro 75mm, M-Series
The lens cap protects the front of your lens from drops, scratches, and the occasional tumble. Fits the Wide 18mm Lens, Tele 58mm Lens and Macro 75mm Lens.
This is a replacement. One Lens Cap is included with every lens.
Our Review
Moment M-Series Front Lens Cap — a cheap backup for your original Moment lens mount
The gist: A replacement front lens cap machined to fit Moment's original M-Series mobile lens mount, worth stashing a spare of if you still shoot with M-Series glass on the road.
- Machined to fit snugly: Moment builds this cap specifically for the M-Series mount, so it seats securely rather than a generic universal cap that can pop off in a bag.
- Protects the front element on the move: Shields the lens glass from scratches, dust, and drops — the kind of damage that happens fast when gear gets tossed into a daypack between stops.
- Cheap insurance for older gear: M-Series lenses are Moment's earlier mount system, and this replacement cap keeps still-functional lenses protected without buying new equipment.
- Small and packable: Light enough that carrying two or three spares in a lens pouch costs you nothing in space or weight.
Moment's own product listing describes the M-Series front cap as machined to fit snugly over the lens front, protecting it from "drops, scratches, dust, and the occasional tumble" while traveling.
Best for: travelers still using Moment's original M-Series lens mount who want a spare cap. Skip it if: your lenses are the newer T-Series mount — this cap won't fit them. Runs ~$1-5 — check the current price before buying.
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