Front Lens Caps - M-Series, 1.33x & 1.55x Anamorphic Lens
$1
Keep the front of your lens protected. Machined to fit snugly over the front of your M-Series lens, this cap shields the glass from drops, scratches, dust, and the occasional tumble in your bag. It press-fits cleanly into place and holds secure, so it stays put until you're ready to shoot — then pulls off in a snap. Just select your lens group to get the right cap. One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment M-Series Front Lens Cap — cheap insurance for an expensive travel lens
The gist: A small, easy-to-lose accessory worth keeping a spare of if you travel with a Moment M-Series lens and don't want to scratch the front element in a bag.
- Press-fit design: snaps cleanly into place over the lens and pulls off in a snap when you're ready to shoot — no fumbling at a scenic overlook.
- Rubber exterior, microfiber interior: the outer rubber compound protects against drops and scratches, while the interior lining keeps the glass smudge-free.
- Lens-specific fit: sized to match your specific M-Series lens mount, so it seats securely rather than rattling loose in a camera bag.
- Cheap to keep as a spare: since one ships in the box with every lens, a backup is worth having since these small caps are easy to lose on the road.
Moment's own product listings describe the cap as a durable rubber-compound design built specifically to protect the lens from drops and scratches while traveling.
Best for: M-Series lens owners who want a backup cap for travel or replacing a lost one. Skip it if: you already have a spare and don't need another. Check the current price before buying.
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