55mm Lens Cap for Canon Replaces E-55 II - Black

If you want a genuine Canon Lens Cap - pay more than double the price and order a genuine OEM Canon Lens Cap. If you're like me and misplace or lose these caps fairly often, then a good quality, inexpensive lens cap that provides adequate lens protection like this generic cap fits the bill! This cap is of good quality black plastic that has two spring loaded finger grips. It DOES NOT HAVE A HOLE in it. A short elastic strap with adhesive "button" is provided as a cap "keeper" to allow you to remove the cap from the lens and let it dangle while you take the photo then place it back on the lens. With use, time, and exposure to dust and heat the adhesive on the lens keeper adheres less effectively and eventually fails. I don't even bother to use the keeper on my cap, opting instead to place the cap in my pocket when shooting. The cap springs will also eventually weaken, making it harder to keep the cap on the lens. This is true even with the OEM cap, although it might last longer before it needs to be replaced. The generic cap firmly griped both the 67mm camera lens with and without an attached lens filter, and the "Canon" logo is just an added bonus (It also helps keep track of lens caps from different brand cameras)! Overall, this generic brand lens cap offers more than adequate lens protection for an excellent value!

Really nice lens cap. You can’t beat it for the price. Gets the job done and some. A tad bulkier than the original Canon one but, honestly, I don’t care. Because it feels and looks sturdier too. It almost Like it should have been the original. Lmao 🤣

I fully realize that any "generic" or "third party" camera accessories can be a gamble. Sometimes they are very poor quality, sometimes they are just OK quality and sometimes they are GREAT quality. In my opinion, these are GREAT quality. These lens caps are NOT the Canon brand even though they show the Canon logo. These lens caps are presented as "generic" but I strongly think they are the "Fotasy" brand caps. I do have some "Fotasy" brand lens caps in the 77mm size and they are perfectly identical to these. I really like those too. I can find no indication of where these are made. I suspect they are made in China but wherever they are made, I am extremely pleased with these two 58mm lens caps. I do a lot of outdoor picture taking and am a big fan of using lens hoods for sun shade. I also frequently use polarizing filters. These "squeeze tab" lens caps are so easy to take off and put on even with a lens hood in place. They also grip very well even with the polarizing filters on my lenses. I obviously cannot guarantee the quality of ALL of these lens caps but the two I got are excellent in my opinion. I would buy them again and probably will as often as I lose them. I highly recommend these. I hope if you get them, they work as well for you as they do for me.

I entered a lens cover for my Cannon camera. The site recommended this one, but it was too big. It was an easy return.

Before buying multiple lens covers, check the lens diameter first. My rookie mistake is that I bought 2 of the same lens covers cause I thought theyre the same size anyways.Also, this 55mm lens cover worked alright for my 18-55mm lens.

Worked as it should

I got these to replace a Canon OEM lens cap. They certainly do the job, but they're something of a rougher finish than the brand version.

This lens cap fits just fine. It looks just fine. I have one from breakthrough photography in the same size. This one has approximately 30% less spring tension and one side sticks a bit harder than the other. But it is cheap and it works so for the money, I'll gladly use it.

I’m been looking for a replacement lens cap for my Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera without success. At Birdfair a Canon rep advised a 58mm lens cap. Ordered and delivered efficiently but hopelessly too large. And no return available! Not happy 😣

Useful replacement lens cap for the previous one that I mislaid. Does the trick in keeping dust and other things off the lens.

Good replacement for an unusual size

The image that he was selling had the Canon logo The one that came in the mail was a cheap Chinese knock off not impressed !!! Don’t post pictures if that’s not what you’re selling

The original Canon cap on my lens had the pinch tabs on the outside edge. It was always awkward to remove or attach the cap with the lens hood attached. First world problem, I know.The new cap has the pinch tabs in the centre, eliminating my problem. Canon has changed their official lens caps to this design. My copy attaches securely and easily and cost a small fraction of an official Canon product. It also had the Canon logo on it, which I was not expecting (online photos show the cap with no logo).