Spare Hex Tool for 1.33x & 1.55x Anamorphic Lens
The hex tool is included with the purchase of our Anamorphic lens but if you've lost or misplaced yours, we've got you covered. The Spare Anamorphic Hex Tool is a replacement for your missing hex tool or just a handy extra. It's used to rotate your Anamorphic Lens to the correct orientation of your device.
One is included with each lens. This is a spare.
Our Review
Moment Spare Hex Tool — The $5 Backup That Saves a Shoot
The gist: A tiny replacement hex key for rotating Moment's 1.33x and 1.55x Anamorphic Lenses between portrait and landscape — cheap insurance against the easiest travel-gear item to lose.
- Single purpose, done right: Inserts into the small hole on the lens's bayonet mount to loosen it, rotate the lens 90°, and re-tighten for the orientation you're shooting in.
- Pocket-sized: Small enough to clip to a keychain or tuck into a lens pouch as permanent backup, separate from the one that ships with the lens.
- Direct fit: Built specifically for Moment's anamorphic lens bayonet system — no universal hex-set guessing required.
- Low cost, low risk: At around $5, it's cheap enough to buy two and never worry about a lost tool stranding your anamorphic setup mid-trip.
No Film School's review of Moment's anamorphic adapter line praised the lens system's all-metal construction and noted the mount stayed "rock solid throughout" shooting once properly seated — the kind of precision hardware this hex tool is built to service.
Best for: Anyone who already owns a Moment 1.33x or 1.55x Anamorphic Lens and wants a spare tool in their travel kit. Skip it if: you don't own the anamorphic lens — this tool has no other use. Runs about $5 — check the current price before buying.
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