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FlexGrip for Leica M11 & M EV1 - Black Patina

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The FlexGrip for the M11 and M EV1, in Black Patina

Machined in Miami for the Leica M11 and M EV1, the FlexGrip continues the shape of the camera rather than bolting something onto it. The plate is where the engineering lives: an integrated Arca profile, a concealed AirTag module and a handle that comes off with one screw.

This page is the Black Patina finish on its own, at 217 grams.

  • Fits. Leica M11 and Leica M EV1.
  • Material. Solid brass, finished in a hand-applied black patina.
  • Finish. A hand-applied black patina over brass, so no two come out identical.
  • Weight. 217 grams.
  • Size. 5.47 inches long, 1.9 inches wide, 2.7 inches high.
  • Tripod. Integrated Arca profile for direct mounting, shaped to stop the camera tipping forward on the head.
  • Tracking. A removable module conceals an AirTag beneath the SD card door. Photos still transfer straight out of the camera's USB-C port, faster than most card readers. Take the module out and the door returns to standard.
  • Removable grip. One screw. The handle comes off and another goes on, so the grip can be re-finished later without replacing the plate.
  • Internal padding. The camera rests on a silicone mat, which prevents scratches and stops the grip shifting under the body.
  • Installation tool. A flat keychain tool designed by Gaston Shutters, with a 4 mm hex. It doubles as a box opener, so it stays on your keys rather than in a drawer.
  • Origin. Designed, engineered and manufactured in Miami, Florida.
  • Solid brass. 217 grams, three times the aluminum version. The weight sits low under the body and the surface changes with handling.
  • The finish. A hand-applied black patina over brass, so no two come out identical.
  • Origin. Designed, engineered and manufactured in Miami, Florida.
  • The finishDark to start, then the high-contact areas wear back to bright brass. How fast, and exactly where, depends on how you hold the camera.
  • A day of carrying it217 grams, three times the aluminum. The mass sits low under the body, which settles the camera in the hand and behind a long lens.
  • On the tripod, then off againThe Arca profile is cut into the plate itself, so the camera drops onto a head and comes back off without anything being unscrewed first. The profile is shaped to stop the body tipping forward, which is where a long lens usually takes it.
  • Knowing where it isThe AirTag sits inside the plate, closed from the outside. Nothing protrudes and nothing announces that it is there.
  • FlexGrip. One, in Black Patina, with the handle fitted.
  • EDC Keychain Tool. The flat 4 mm hex tool that installs the grip and opens the AirTag module.
  • AirTag. Never included. Apple sell the tag; what we machine is the compartment it drops into.
  • Leica M11 and M EV1. The Leica M11 and the M EV1. The plate is machined to those bodies, so it is not a universal grip and is not sold as one. The M10 has its own FlexGrip.
  • The card door. The AirTag module sits under it and comes out entirely.
  • Straight onto a tripod. The Arca profile is part of the plate.
  • Handles are interchangeable. Any FlexGrip handle fits this plate, in either material.
  • Brass is meant to change. The high-contact areas brighten and the rest deepens. That is the material working, not the finish failing. If you want it uniform again, a metal polish will take it back; most people stop doing that after the first year.
  • The screw. Check it is snug when you first fit the grip and again after a few outings. A quarter turn with the supplied tool is all it ever needs.
  • What does it weigh?217 grams.
  • Is an AirTag included?No. The compartment is machined into the plate and the AirTag is Apple's to sell. The module that holds it is removable, so the camera can go back to a standard card door whenever you want.
  • Can I put the camera straight onto a tripod?Yes. The Arca profile is part of the plate, so no separate plate or adapter is needed and nothing has to come off first.
  • Can I change the handle later?Yes. One screw releases the handle and another goes straight on, so a grip bought in aluminum can become brass later without replacing the plate underneath. The handles are sold on their own for exactly this.
  • Which cameras does it fit?The Leica M11 and the M EV1. The plate is machined to those bodies, so it is not a universal grip and is not sold as one. The M10 has its own FlexGrip.

Disclaimer: This is an independently designed accessory compatible with Leica M11 and M EV1 cameras. It is not manufactured, endorsed, or sponsored by Leica Corporation. All trademarks, logos, and brand names are the property of their respective owners.

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Alejandro Mucino

Best Leica accesories I have ever seen! Wonderful craftmanship, design down to the packing, presentation and materials. I can’t recommend them enough!