Moment Dual Mobile Lens Pouch (Natural Leather)

Key Features
- Quick access and protective storage for any 2 Moment Lenses
- Easy attachment to most backpack straps, waist belts, and more
- Weatherproof materials and zipper
- Soft backer material to stay comfortable against the skin when on your strap
- Can be used with or without lens caps on
- Padded walls to protect your lenses on the most rugged adventures
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The best way to carry your Moment lenses on any adventure. A weatherproof, low profile pouch that attaches to your backpack strap for quick access to your Moment Lenses. Simply attach it to your pack strap, press fit your lenses into the foam inserts, zip it up, and go shoot.
Inspired by camera front packs for DSLRs, we worked through multiple design iterations and settled on a small, low profile protective pouch that easily attaches to your pack strap and stays out of the way during even the rowdiest descents and dance parties. Our updated design makes it easier to access the lower lens, features a water resistant zipper, a new snap belt strap, and new foam inserts that fit the lenses more snugly and easily than ever before.
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case specifications
| Exterior Dimensions | 55mm W x 105mm H x 47mm T |
| Closure Type | Weatherproof Zipper |
| Weight | 29.5g |
- Moment Dual Mobile Lens Pouch (Natural Leather)
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