M-Series | Spare 62mm/67mm Filter Adapter - Tele 58mm
Lost your adapter ring? Have a spare. Fits the Tele 58mm Lens and requires the Filter Mount for use.
This item is available for purchase for US customers only.
Our Review
Moment Tele 58mm Filter Adapter — the small ring that unlocks ND and polarizer filters on the road
The gist: This spare adapter ring is what lets your Moment Filter Mount fit the Tele 58mm lens, so you can screw on a polarizer for glare-free ocean shots or an ND filter for smooth waterfall long-exposures while traveling.
- Purpose-built size: matches the Tele 58mm lens diameter and requires Moment's separately-sold 67mm Filter Mount to actually attach filters — it's the connector piece, not the mount itself.
- Standard 67mm filter compatibility: once paired with the mount, it accepts any standard 67mm screw-in filter — polarizers, ND filters, or protective glass.
- Aerospace-grade aluminum mount system: the Filter Mount it pairs with is machined aluminum with interchangeable rubber collars for a snug press-fit.
- Not universal: it isn't compatible with the M-Series 14mm fisheye lens, and Moment doesn't recommend pairing it with step-up rings.
Adorama's listing for this exact part (Moment 110-005) confirms it's sold as a standalone spare adapter ring, separate from the Filter Mount it pairs with.
Best for: Moment Tele 58mm lens owners who already have (or are buying) the Filter Mount and want creative filter control while shooting on location. Skip it if: you don't own the Filter Mount — this ring alone doesn't attach filters to anything. Runs a few dollars — check the current price before buying.
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