[Zipper] I got this so I could carry my M11 in my laptop bag. It works great for that purpose.

[Shoulder Strap] I had the smaller version of this bag and it was a bit too small for the Leica Q2. This size fits it well. Ideally there would be a size in between as there is a bit of extra room, but overall, I'm very happy with the quality and build and look of this product.

[Shoulder Strap] Nice material, size is great and thick enough for a few of my cameras or other stuff. Seems well-made. I have owned many pouches and bags but this one is one of my favourites. Classy looks and highly recommended !

[Shoulder Strap] Bought this to protect my Leica MP and 50mm lens when I don't want to use the full camera bag setup. Fit is great, with ample room to spare. No need to get the larger 76 pouch, will be too much empty space. Camera fits great, and I can roll the strap up and include in the ouch, or leave the strap hanging out for easy hauling/access still. Will be nice to just throw this in a backpack, or in the front seat of my car. Would even still fit nicely inside a larger divided camera bag so a win win

[Yes] Nice, simple, very functional Japanese design with lots of interior space. Worth the price premium, which had me hesitate for several months trying cheaper solutions that I was not happy with. Got the red color because it stands out on a crowded desk area, on a shelf to the side of computer, and red says Japan. Holds a point-and-shoot Leica, which I usually slip in a coat pocket when I go out. Not yet used the camera pouch for train or other travel, but should work well with
backpack, tote, messenger bag, etc. Overall excellent quality.

[Shoulder Strap] I love this pouch. It's simple, lightweight, and provides just enough padding for my Sony RX1RII so I can just carry it in my messenger bag.

[1.695 lb] Love this pouch. This and the 76 make me feel better about my expensive cameras in my bag.

[Yes] The Artisan and Artist ACAM-76 is a good fit for the Leica M (Typ 240) with the Summilux 50 Black Chrome edition with a Thorsten Overgaard lens shade. With the shade it won't sit in the bottom of the case as shown in the one image that appears to have a Leica film camera in the case. Mine has to lie on it's back with the lens pointed upward. In that position it's a reasonably good fit.

This is the second Artisan & Artist ACAM-76 case I've purchased. The first was for the Leica Q which was also a good fit, though it sits better on it's base as in the image. This case is good for carrying a camera around in a backpack, possibly a large handbag or carry-on luggage as it helps protect it and to some extent molds itself to the shape of the camera. Thus it can be adapted to a space with other items.

It's not the kind of case that will afford your camera much protection if you drop it. It's more for protecting your camera against bumps against other items in a confined space like a bag or backpack. If I were to buy it again I would probably buy the black one as the red cloth of the case begins to show wear more quickly. I would recommend this case.

[Zipper] Heavy duty padding on this case.

[Zipper] This pouch fits my Leica M rangefinder with a 35mm lens & hood attached perfectly. I avoid dedicated camera bags, trying to be as inconspicuous as possible. With my camera protected with this pouch, I can safely toss it into a knapsack along with other stuff.