K&F CONCEPT 77mm Lens Cap Cover, 4-in-1 Center Pinch Lens Cover

Cap fits my Canon lens perfectly. Easy to use, great quality lens cap, and simply an overall great value for a replacement lens cap. Does everything it’s designed to do: protect the glass! Will always buy K&F when needed!

I picked up this 72mm K&F Concept lens cap to replace a missing cap on one of my lenses, and it fits properly without any play. The center-pinch tabs are easy to grab, even when I have a lens hood attached, so taking the cap on and off is quick. The cap feels thicker and more protective than some inexpensive replacements I have used. It takes a little pressure to install at first, but I prefer that firm fit because it stays put in my camera bag and while I carry the camera around. The pinch mechanism feels slightly stiff when new, though I expect normal use to smooth it out over time. The included keeper leash is useful for keeping track of the cap during shoots, and the microfiber cleaning cloth is a helpful extra for quick lens cleanups. K&F lists this as a 4-in-1 kit with a center-pinch cap, anti-loss keeper, and microfiber cloths for lenses with the matching thread diameter. Make sure your lens or filter has a 72mm front thread before ordering. For an affordable replacement cap that fits securely and protects the front element, this one has worked well for me.

I've purchased 3 of these lens caps, so far (49 mm, 52 mm, and 55 mm). They're useful on vintage lenses, for which the caps are often less than ideal (or missing entirely). I really couldn't be happier with them. My only regret is that I didn't get them sooner. First, the build quality is great, they feel very robust; second, they fit like a charm, very snug, and I have no worry about them coming off unintentionally; third, their tastefully low-key branding doesn't spoil the look of the lenses; and lastly, they come with a sealed cleaning cloth, which is useful and appreciated. The cinch on the keeper comes loose far too easily, and I actually lost the 55 mm cap thinking that it was securely attached to my lens. I've never lost a cap due to removing it and sticking it in a pocket, so I'll have to buy another 55 mm lens cap and NOT use the keeper leash. Too bad, it seemed like it would be convenient. (EDIT: for less than $5 you can get several cord locking beads, using one of those on the leash keeps it tight on the lens and solved the issue for me.) K&F will definitely be first on my list if I need replacement lens caps in the future, and I definitely recommend them based on the quality and fair pricing.

I’ve used original caps from Canon/Sony before, and honestly this one holds up just as well—if not better in some situations. The center pinch mechanism feels solid and responsive. It’s not loose or cheap-feeling, and it grips the lens properly. I especially appreciate being able to remove it easily with a lens hood attached, which is something I struggled with on some OEM caps. The leash is a nice touch. I don’t always use it, but when I do (like outdoor shoots or traveling), it gives peace of mind. It attaches easily and doesn’t get in the way. The cleaning cloth is actually usable too—not one of those super thin ones you throw away. I’ve kept it in my bag and used it multiple times. For the price, this is a no-brainer. If you lost your original cap or just want a better daily option, this works.

I picked this up as a replacement for my Canon 24mm lens and it fits the front element perfectly. It’s got a good snap to it and feels just as secure as the original cap that came with the lens. The center pinch design is easy to use even if you have a hood on. However, I ran into an issue when trying to use it with my K&F ND filter. For some reason, it just doesn't want to stay attached to the threads on the filter. It feels like it's on, but then it just pops off if you even barely touch it. I figured since it was the same brand it would be a perfect match, but that wasn't the case for me.

I was constantly losing my lens cover because it would fall off. I love this one because you don’t have to stick something to the cover or the camera. I hate sticker things lol. Works wonderfully and was so simple to put on.

Well somehow I lost my lens cap while travelling overseas. I bought one of these after getting back home. It fits exactly like the original Tamron cap, and has a nice tether to keep it attached to the lens when it is not covering it. What more could you want? As a bonus, it comes with a couple of lens wipe cloths.

Nice design to keep ahold of the lens caps. I've dropped a few, and sometimes into water or another space where they are gone. So there's the classic stick on/elastic band type option and I have one of those too. But it's annoying to use with a hood as you have to remove the cap to change the hood direction on a smaller lens and it just doesn't reach with a longer telephoto hood. So tried this option and it works well. The leash worked on the lens barrel and as well on my wrist so it's not dropped. It dangles then when you put it back on, but not a bad trade off. It holds well on the lens as well, very similar to OEM, and better than the other no-name replacements I've bought. How long this prevents loss? Hard to tell. But I like trying it out and it works for me to worry less about losing a lens cover.

Bouchon compatible, bonne qualité avec lien pour l’attacher au boîtier

Llevo tiempo utilizando los productos de esta marca y siempre ofrecen una excelente relación calidad-precio. Este tapón también es perfecto y funciona muy bien.

It fit my sony kit lens, felt a little off, but does the job

Product arrived way after delivery timeline nearly one month late. No communication from seller about delays. Amazon also refused to give refund even after repeated chasing on calls and chats. Also, product is defective! It’s extremely low quality and one the edges is not finished properly. This is a lens cap and when one edge has an unfinished sharp plastic edge, it risks scratching my expensive 17mm F1.8 lens…so unable to use!

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