Rear Mobile Lens Cap (All Series), T-Series II
$10
Add a rear lens cap to your T-Series or M-Series lenses. The press-fit rear cap keeps the back opening of your Moment lens clean and safe, while the durable attachment leash keeps it close by. For T-series thread the Rear Lens Cap leash through the molded anchor loop of your existing T-Series front lens cap. Pass the strap back through the leash slot to secure, similar to a luggage tag.
For M-Series simply adhere the Rear Lens Cap to the front of your existing M-Series front lens cap. Please note that you must choose the Rear Lens Cap that corresponds to the series of your front lens cap.
Not compatible with O-Series lenses.
Our Review
Rear Mobile Lens Cap, T-Series II — cheap insurance for lenses that travel in a backpack
The gist: A $10 accessory that keeps sand, dust, and pocket lint off the back element of your Moment lenses between shots — the kind of thing you don't notice until you skip it and scratch a lens on a trip.
- Built from TPU and vegan leather: a durable, press-fit material combo rather than a flimsy plastic cap, according to retailer Kenmore Camera's listing.
- Leashed, not loose: it threads through the anchor loop on your existing T-Series front lens cap and secures like a luggage tag, so it can't slide off into a beach bag or hostel bunk.
- Covered by a 12-month warranty on top of Moment's broader lifetime-guarantee policy for manufacturing issues.
- Series-specific fit: made for T-Series and M-Series lenses only — it does not fit O-Series lenses, so check your lens series before buying.
Retailer Kenmore Camera describes the cap as built from "TPU and vegan leather for a premium look," with a leash system that mirrors how the front lens cap already attaches — small details that matter when gear is getting tossed in and out of a daypack daily.
Best for: travelers who swap lenses often and want the rear element protected without babying a case. Skip it if: you shoot O-Series lenses — this cap isn't compatible. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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