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 — a $10 way to protect gear you rely on for income
The gist: If your mobile lens kit is part of how you earn — content creation, freelance photography, video for clients — this cheap rear cap protects the one part of the lens most likely to get scratched between gigs.
- Real materials, not a toy cap: built from TPU and vegan leather according to retailer Kenmore Camera's listing, designed to hold up to daily in-and-out-of-the-bag use.
- Leash-secured: threads through your existing T-Series front cap's anchor loop and locks like a luggage tag, so it doesn't disappear into the bottom of a gear bag between shoots.
- 12-month warranty plus Moment's lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects — reasonable backup for a small accessory you'll use constantly.
- Fit-specific: compatible with T-Series and M-Series lenses only, not O-Series — worth checking before adding it to a client-shoot kit.
Kenmore Camera's product listing describes the build as "TPU and vegan leather for a premium look," which tracks with a leash-and-anchor system built to survive repeated attach/detach cycles rather than a single-use freebie cap.
Best for: freelancers and content creators who want to protect lens investments without a bulky case. Skip it if: your lenses are O-Series — this cap won't fit. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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