[0.395 lb] 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.

[0.395 lb] 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.

[Black] This is the third time I've tried submitting this review so I'll keep it short. I love this, it fits perfectly in my Tusting Clipper bag, and it is really well made and engineered. I can't recommend it enough!

[Black] 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.

[Black] The Oberwerth Munchen camera bag is absolutely beautiful. I own the all leather version. Its one of the few bags that Ive seen that impresses in both style and function. The vegetable tanned leather feels soft and smooth. I just enjoy touching it. The materials are very high quality. I use this bag on a limited basis in and around business or formal settings. Its one of about 10 bags that I own.

[0.395 lb] This bag is just big enough to fit a Leica Q3 and would also fit the Fuji x100 series. It is lightweight and attractive. I love the little pocket for an AirTag. I wanted a black one, but found this green “Like New” used one for 22% off, so I went for it. The bag is darker than depicted in the picture, which I like a lot better.

[Black] This changed my opinion of the Boulevard 11 from, ok to darn good. The insert gives me more ways to configure for lenses etc, and has neat little storage slots for extra cards and a battery. Plus it has a top flap to keep unwanted hands out of said bag. I am still leery of the bag in rain, but this goes a long way to protecting the lenses properly.

[0.395 lb] 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.

[Black] 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.

[0.395 lb] 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.