Front Lens Caps - T-Series II, Wide 16mm
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 Front Lens Cap (T-Series II, Wide 16mm) — protects your best low-light travel lens
The gist: A $5 press-fit cap sized for Moment's redesigned Wide 16mm II lens — the go-to glass for night markets, dim interiors, and cramped Airbnb rooms, kept scratch-free between shoots.
- Generation-specific fit: Shaped for the Wide 16mm II housing from Moment's 2026 T-Series II redesign — it doesn't cross-fit with the original Wide 18mm T-Series I cap.
- Fast on/off: Press-fits into place and pulls off in one motion, useful when you're switching from a wide establishing shot to a tighter frame.
- Protects serious glass: The Wide 16mm II delivers a 100-degree field of view through a 6-element, 5-group hand-polished design, per Moment's published lens specs.
- Spare, not an upgrade: One cap ships with every T-Series II lens; this SKU is a replacement for a lost original.
B&H Photo's product listing for the Wide 16mm II confirms the 100-degree field of view and multilayer antireflective coating — exactly the kind of front element you don't want riding bare in a backpack side pocket between destinations.
Best for: Travelers and content creators who already own the T-Series II Wide 16mm lens and need a spare cap. Skip it if: your lens is the older Wide 18mm (T-Series I) — this cap won't fit. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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