Spare Hex Tool for 1.33x & 1.55x Anamorphic Lens

Moment Spare Hex Tool — A Cheap Fix for a Mid-Shoot Problem

The gist: A small replacement hex key that keeps a content creator's Moment Anamorphic Lens usable when the original tool goes missing in a bag, drawer, or desk-setup shuffle.

• Purpose-built: Rotates the 1.33x/1.55x Anamorphic Lens 90° between portrait and landscape by loosening and re-tightening the bayonet mount's set screw.
• Small enough to lose, cheap enough not to matter: At this size, keeping a spare in a desk drawer or gear case is the practical fix for creators who record both portrait (social) and landscape (YouTube) formats.
• Exact-fit design: Made specifically for Moment's anamorphic bayonet system, not a generic hex-set substitute.
• Low cost: Around $5 — cheaper than a shipping delay while waiting on a replacement from Moment directly.

No Film School's review of Moment's anamorphic adapter line highlighted its all-metal build and a mount that stayed "rock solid throughout" once seated correctly — the precision hardware this tool is designed to adjust.

Best for: Remote-work creators who already shoot with a Moment Anamorphic Lens and switch between orientations regularly. Skip it if: you don't own the lens it's made for — there's no other use case. Runs about $5 — check the current price before buying.