The case is machined from aluminum held together with stainless steel screws and filled with low-density foam. Should your camera fall, or get whacked by a passing cliff, then there's a good chance it will survive.
But protection is pointless if you can't get the camera out to take photos. To this end, the flip-up, clamp-shut lid can be locked down, but popped open easily. And you hang the case from your belt by a carabiner, so access is easy and fast. You can also leave the lid un-clamped and it will be held closed by magnets.
There are three sizes, from a tiny case for slim point-and-shoots up to a larger one for bigger compacts like the Leica D-Lux. You won't be carrying an SLR in there, but then you probably don't want to schlep a big heavy camera up a mountain anyway.
Available now (but on back order until late July), from $60 to $120.
Alpinist cases [Betashell via PetaPixel]
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