Rear Mobile Lens Cap (All Series), M-Series
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. Compatible with both I and II T-Series.
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
Moment Rear Lens Cap (M-Series) — cheap protection for your content-creation kit
The gist: A $1 cap that keeps your Moment M-Series lens mount clean and scratch-free between filming sessions — useful if mobile video is part of how you build your professional brand.
- Press-fit design: Adheres to the front of your existing M-Series front cap so the two stay together in your desk drawer or camera pouch.
- Protects the investment: Keeps dust and desk debris out of the mount, which matters if you're using the lens for LinkedIn video, webinars, or portfolio content.
- Negligible weight: Pack Hacker's gear listing puts it at 0.05 oz, so it adds nothing to a commute bag or desk setup.
- Low cost: At about $1, it's a trivial add-on to protect gear you're already relying on for a professional look.
Pack Hacker's gear database documents the M-Series cap's minimal weight and price, which explains why it's a common no-brainer add for Moment lens owners.
Best for: Remote professionals who use a Moment M-Series lens for video calls or content and want to keep the gear scratch-free. Skip it if: you own T-Series lenses instead — that needs a different cap. Runs ~$1 — check the current price before buying.
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