Front Lens Caps - T-Series II, 8mm Fisheye
$5
Keep your lens covered when you're not shooting. This spare front cap is shaped to fit your T-Series II lens exactly, protecting the front glass from scratches, dust, and the occasional drop. It press-fits securely into place and stays seated through a day of carry, then pulls off easily the moment you need it. Just select your lens to get the matching cap. One cap comes in the bag with every lens. This is a spare or replacement.
Our Review
Moment T-Series II Front Lens Caps — cheap insurance for your travel lens kit
The gist: A small, easy-to-lose spare that keeps your Moment lens glass protected through airport security lines and daypack jostling.
- Fit: press-fits securely over the specific T-Series II lens (8mm fisheye here), so it won't rattle loose in a bag pocket.
- Protection: shields front glass from scratches, dust, and drops — the everyday hazards of shooting on the move.
- Removal: pulls off easily by hand the moment you're ready to shoot, no fumbling with a stuck cap.
- Compatibility: works alongside Moment's rear cap leash system for T-Series lenses, letting you tether caps together while shooting.
Moment's own product page describes the cap as machined to fit snugly and press-fit securely — a spare/replacement, since one already ships in the box with every lens.
Best for: nomads who've lost or cracked their original T-Series II fisheye cap and need a matching replacement. Skip it if: your original cap is intact — this is a spare, not an upgrade. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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