[Leica M11] This is a quality bag. The leather is very soft but very durable. My
M11-P + 35/1.4 and even my 90/2 Summicron fit just right including a RRS L-bracket. There are small square and rectangular pads which provide support under the lens and the mounted VisoFlex 2. Sufficient room for another 2 lenses and small things. Comfortable to wear when walking around. No problem with the locks. Overall a great bag for the Leica M11 system

[Shoulder Strap] This fits my hand perfectly, doesn't have to be removed to pull battery and memory card and easily attaches to my tripod as is.

[Shoulder Strap] If you're rocking a 10k leica sl kit, throw this bag in. Its super high quality German goodness.

[Black] German engineering at its best. I prefer this bag to the Fogg bags.Room for Dslr and 3 lens.The leather appears to be full thickness cowhide.Just buy it.

[Yes] The Oberwerth Munchen is undoubtedly the ideal camera bag for the Leica SL together with some accessories. It comfortably holds the camera with the 24-90 lens attached, and there is plenty of room for two fixed lenses and some other bits and pieces too. It does not hold the hefty 90-280 zoom lens. For those strong enough to carry the SL and the two zoom lenses you will need the Munchen Porto, which again is ideal for that combination. The bags are superbly made. The only other bags that come anywhere close to being so good for the SL are the ONA range. Of course they too are excellent, and slightly different in style. Until finding Oberwerth, they were my bags of choice. Now I unhesitatingly recommend both brands as being exceptionally good for Leica users, and put the Oberwerth bags just slightly ahead of ONA.

[2.27 lb] Not happy spending this much for a bag, but this is a solid bag that holds it shape for years in the face of heavy gear. The Richard is lovely but soft-- cameras + lenses sort of slop around and deform the bag. Not the case here.

[2.27 lb] This is the best handgrip for a Leica camera, period. I've used multiple first- and third-party handgrips over the years, and they all had their issues - being too heavy, looking off, blocking access to the battery, and adding too much height to the camera.

This grip is extremely lightweight - the grip itself is plastic, the railing is metal, and the flap is rubber. It doesn't block the USB-C port, and the flap is easy to flip to access the battery and memory card. It even has a built-in Arca mount if you need it.

As Leica lenses are getting a bit heavier recently, I found this grip to be a great addition to my camera. Yes, it's not cheap, but if you bought an M11, you probably aren't very price-sensitive.

[Leica M11] This bag is certainly as advertised. It is beautifully made and I do recommend it. The BUT, is the false notion that it is available in 2-3 business days. It is shipped from Europe and the company uses UPS standard. Mine came in 7 business days which means I was unable to take it on the trip it was ordered for to carry my camera. Do not depend on the claim of delivery time.

[Leica M11] Provides simple access to card/battery and USB, as well as small but effective grip. If this is what you want, and dont mind the price, its perfect.

[Yes] Glad I bought it. The camera case fits the M 11 perfectly. No gaps. High-quality materials and finish. Very functional. The attachment pin is a great improvement. The case protects the bottom of the camera from incidental bumps and dings. The case for the M10R had a removable flap to protect the screen; I thought I might miss it on the M 11 case, but I don't.