[Dark Brown] Great bag. It’s the perfect size for all your gear.

[Leather] I use the dark brown wrist strap of my Nikon D850. I wanted a second strap for a second D850, but in black.

B&H did not offer it, so I ordered it directly from Oberwerth. The shipping was pricey; if I recall it was $36 in addition to the cost of the strap.

[Leather] A beautiful bag that holds all my Leica SL gear. I auditioned many, but this was the keeper. No, it's not cheap, but it is beautifully made. It does not wear as large as it looks in some pictures. Yes, it is finished like a piece of luggage, but not one that you would be afraid to use and expose to travel and the elements.

[Leather] This strap is perfect for carrying a camera slightly below waist level. It is the medium or longest length strap. Very comfortable and well made. I am 6 feet and had to adjust the strap to the shortest length so I could carry the M11 cross body and just below the belt line which is my desired carry position. Love it and would recommend it.

[Dark Brown] Of the finest quality. Also, I use it as my extra carryon bag on airlines.

[Dark Brown] High quality, luxury design

[Leather] The quality is outstanding...so much so that the bag almost screams "steal me"!
Took nearly one month for delivery...the delay (due to shipping from Germany) was not noted in the B&H description.

[Leather] 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.

[Leather] If you're buying a handmade camera (in my case, the Leica Q3) you might as well go all the way and get a quality, handmade bag by this German leather bag-maker. There are many lines to choose from...I went Vintage to keep an understated yet stylish and adventurous vibe. The red interior punctuates the Leica connection and adds just the right amount of spark to the leather's rusty brown color to make this bag unique & special. I can't comment on durability until I get a few years out of this but the interior construction and design are specifically designed to protect your camera with plenty of extra pockets and slots for things like SD cards, spare batteries, and all the things for when you go off-grid to document your adventures.

[Dark Brown] I own a number of Oberwerth items and my love for their exactingly build products is only growing. When shooting my rangefinder I greatly prefer a simple wrist strap as it keeps the camera at the ready without the bulk... This Oberwerth Rhein strap has provided me my first second thought on that logic in 20 years. I readily switch my wrist and neck straps fluidly depending on where I will be shooting. The manufacture quality of this beautiful strap is unparalleled and will most certainly only get more supple and perfected as it develops a nice patina. The comfort of the soft and supple wide leather strap makes me forget what I have hanging around my neck/shoulder. I may buy a second just to have it.