Explore the great outdoors confident in the knowledge that your gear is safe and secure thanks to the black Alpine 600 Lens Backpack for DSLR and 600/800mm Lens from Ruggard. This well-made pack is designed to store and protect either an 800mm lens with hood or a DSLR with an attached 600mm lens. To secure the gear from unwanted movement and provide added cushioning, the Alpine 600 comes with a movable, padded, touch-fastening shelf and lens supports.

A robust assortment of interior and exterior pockets facilitates finding the perfect place for your accessories. On the front of the pack are two zippered pockets with inner slip-in pockets for smaller items. And on one side of the pack is a large pocket with a touch-fastening flap and an interior slip-in pocket for more gear. Unzipping the main compartment with the dual zipper pulls reveals two memory card pockets and one clear-mesh pocket under the lid for items such as a wallet, filters, and more.

On the opposite side of the Alpine are two adjustable strap loops for securing the upper and midsections of a tripod and a cup with an adjustable height for holding the tripod base. Best of all, the cup is removable for when you want a more streamlined pack. The airmesh padding underneath the shoulder straps, on the back panel, hip belt, and lumbar support provides cushioning comfort, improved airflow, and helps wick-away unwanted moisture.

For comfort and easy carrying the Alpine 600 may be worn with the shoulder harness or carried with the padded carry handle. The shoulder straps are adjustable and feature a sternum strap for added stability and arm mobility. On longer journeys, an adjustable waist belt with padded hips helps reduce fatigue. And a yellow quick release buckle has a useful integrated whistle for sounding an alarm or communicating with others. The pack has rubber feet to resist abrasions and improve water resistance.

At the base of the pack near the bottom of the lumbar support is a zippered pocket for storing the included rain cover. This pocket features a strap for securing the rain cover from loss. For strength and durability, your Alpine 600 Backpack is made of quality materials such as heavy-duty nylon and airmesh padding.

Holds DSLR with 600mm Lens & Accessories    Adjustable Padded Lens Support & Shelf    Rugged Dual-Zipper Enclosure    Large Padded Accessory Pockets    Tripod Loops & Removable Cup for Base    Padded Shoulder Harness & Hip Belt    Sternum Strap for Comfort and Stability    Whistle Integrated in Release Buckle    Rubber Feet on Base for Added Protection    Included Rain Cover

Designed to store and transport a DSLR with an attached 600mm lens or a select 800mm lens with hood.

The two-piece padded lens support attaches with touch-fastening fabric on the inside of the pack for secure, movement-free transport. A padded lens bumper wraps around the end of the lens and hood for additional security. The base of the lens or camera receives additional protection with the use of a padded, movable, touch-fastening shelf.

Interior and exterior pockets keep your gear organized and handy. Two zippered front exterior pockets with interior slip-in pockets, and one side pocket with a touch-fastening flap and inner slip-in pocket provide numerous storage options.

Two, adjustable, quick release tripod strap loops on the side of the bag help secure the upper and midsections of your tripod. At the base of the pack is an adjustable cup for holding the bottom of the tripod. This cup is removable when not needed for a more streamlined setup.

The heavily padded, contoured shoulder harness conforms to your body and adjusts easily with a simple pull on the adjustment straps.

The sternum strap keeps the shoulder harness snug and secure for added stability and comfort. Best of all, the strap allows you to move your arms and hands freely without worrying that the shoulder harness might slip off.

The wide, adjustable waist belt has airmesh padding at the hips for added comfort and stability. The straps adjust to a maximum length of 24" on either side for a total circumference of 58".

Airmesh padding at the base of the pack provides added lumbar support with cooling, cushioning comfort.

Generous amounts of cushioning airmesh padding are employed on the underside of shoulder harness, upper back panel, lower lumbar support, and at the hips on the waist belt. These airmesh sections provide cooling comfort by helping to wick away moisture.

Included with the Alpine 600 is a removable rain cover. The cover stores inside its own zippered pocket at the base of the lumbar padding on the lower rear of the pack. Photographers will appreciate the rain cover's quick release security strap.

Built into the sternum strap is a quick release buckle with an integrated yellow whistle for summoning help and communicating with far off companions and others.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm interested in this bag for carrying my 400 2.8 with/ without teleconverter. Would it be the appropriate bag for this combo? Also, does this bag have a handle on top for easy of carrying once off the shoulders?

A: It is long enough to carry the 400 f/2.8 with a full size DSLR, battery grip and a 2X teleconverter attached. Yes it does have a handle on top which is convenient for moving the bag by hand. Since the bag is quite tall, the bag would drag on the ground unless you bend your elbow.

Q: 2. will it hold the tameron 150-600mm lens?

A: This would be far too large for a Tamron 150-600mm lens. You may view options to store the Tamron lens on its product link under the Accessories tab.

Q: 3. Is the bag too heavy? It shows almost 7 lbs which is roughly the weight of the Canon 600mm is ii.

A: I love this bag makes it easy to carry my 600mm is1

Q: 4. I'm looking for a backpack to carry a Nikon D7100 and a Sigma 150-6000mm? They don't have to be attached. Looking for smallest bag for airline carry on.

A: The D7100 with a Sigma 150-600mm lens attached will snuggly fit into the Lowepro ProTactic BP 350 AW II Camera bag. This BP 350 is the right size for a carry on for the airlines.

Q: 5. Hi...Side pocket size is enough to carry Wimbley Gimble head?

A: No, I don't have one, but the ones I have seen (heads) have been large. The pockets are ample in shapebut don't expand much. I love this backpack. So light.

Q: 6. Is this pack small to take as a carry on in an airliner?

A: In the US the the dimensions defined by the airlines for carry on luggage is: 22 long x 14 wide x 9 tall or 115cm (56 x 36 x 23 cm). The external dimensions of the Lens Trekker 600 AW II are: 28 x 32 x 65.5 cm (11.02 in x 12.60 in x 25.79 in). Therefore, it would not legally fit as as carry on luggage.

Q: 7. With a 600f4 I carry a 1.4x, 2x, and extension tubes. and drop-in filters. Is the pocket large enough to hold these accessories?

A: 100% the Lowepro trekker can accommodate a pro DSLR, 600mm f/4 Lens Attached and as well have some wiggle room for much needed accessories such as your teleconverters.

Q: 8. Do you think this bag is better than the Rugged Alpine 600 Lens Backpack?

A: I also don't have any experience with the Alpine backpack. I did my research prior buying and went with the Lowepro 600 and couldn't be more satisfied.It carry's very well with a Pro body and I slip a seat belt through the shoulder straps and it rides very well secured in the back seat when we travel. Good luck with your choice.

Q: 9. Can this bag be folded down to a smaller size, for instance so it will pack into a suitcase?

A: Given all of the padding on it, I wouldn't think so.

Q: 10. Does canon 500mm f4 isi ii with 1.4 x teleconverter attached & canon 7d mark ii will fit in this bag?

A: It easily fits my 1Dx M2 with 600mm f4.0 gen2 on a 1.4x teleconverter, the front pocket is very small , it can accommodate lens caps sighting device and gloves only