Alpine R Series

Alpine does a great job and for the price. Good eye relief for a 9mm eyepiece.

I didn't feel the need to buy a dedicated camera backpack as I preferred to make use of my Deuter Trans Alpine 30 backpack. Well, this this is PERFECT for my needs; the Olympus 300mm f/4 PRO lens fits in the main compartment ON Camera. I have enough room in the secondary area for the 40-150mm f/2.8 and even a little spot for the 1.4x converter. I couldn't be happier.

Works great for me as a riflemount combined with a Leupold alpine tripod. Everything is smooth, tight and my heavy rifle didnt move a mm set in a 45 angle scoped in on one spot for days.

The Ruggard Alpine 600 I bought is good quality and works fine. Thanks B&H for the introduction and fast delivery

I carry a Sony body with the Sigma 150-600mm sports lens in the Rugged Alpine 600 Lens Backpack every morning before sunrise into the Salt Marsh Nature Center. The back itself is light but sturdy and holds the body with the lens balanced perfectly. the thick padded shoulder and hip harness secures the backpack to your torso. No lower back pain with this bag. plenty of storage pockets too.

The Alpine 600 backpack has been exactly what I needed. It has plenty of room for a large lens and attached camera. I carry an extra lens, monopod and other accessories in (on) the bag as well. It is a larger bag but it fits onto my back perfectly and rides well (I am a shorter person so that is an issue to deal with). My equipment is easily and quickly accessed, which is a huge plus. One last note; I carry my camera/lens with the hood extended (in place). There is still extra room in spite of that. I would recommend this bag highly......

The alpine 600 lens backpack holds my AF-S NIKKOR 600mm f/4 G ED VR lens with my Nikon D4s camera body attached and there is sufficient room for the Nikon D500 in the space above. The side pocket holds my Nikon TC-14E III 1.4x AF-S Tele-Converter. The inside pocket holds an extra Lexar 128GB 2933x XQD 2.0 Memory Card. The other pocket holds my Monster Superstar High Definition Bluetooth Speaker as well as my iPhone. It is well balanced and comfortable to carry.

Bought for my boyfriend for hiking in the alpine and longer hikes and he loves it can’t wait to use it in the spring

I have two of these, one connected to an Intel Mac Mini and one to a HP Z2 Mini G4 workstation running Alpine Linux. In both cases it just works with my Ubiquiti USW-Aggregation switch, and I am getting around 8Gbps throughput using ttcp.

We purchased this inReach Mini 2 for work, given that most of our fieldwork occurs in high alpine wilderness or often in canyons where phone service is limited. I used the unit for a week-long camping trip for work and felt secure knowing my wife knew I made it back to camp safely every night. That sense of security is excellent when you are 13 miles into the backcountry. Additionally, being able to use the tracking and waypoint features was phenomenal. It took me a while to get the hang of it, but it works pretty smoothly directly from the inReach or on the Explorer app. However, I often struggled to get my location to show up accurately on the app, so I had to use the inReach itself to mark and pin locations, a tedious task on the small screen. I need to play with it more to learn how to use the unit effectively.