DSLR case for protection in a normal backpack

[doublem1]

I'm looking to do a little bit of travelling soon and will be using a normal backpack for small things. I want my DLSR in there but also want it protected somewhat. Does anyone know of anything I can use to protect it whilst in a regular backpack?

 

[DuncanDisorderly]

I use a roll-top waterproof bag (mine's an Exped) with the camera wrapped in a micro-fleece towell.
Some other I know use use inserts from the fStop system.

 

[Canon Bob]

I use Lenscoat Bodybags....available in different sizes to suit different body styes.

Bob

 

[pingu666]

i just a few of the 19" version of these


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Optech-Wrap...e=UTF8&qid=1439216343&sr=8-52&keywords=optech

the 19" easily took my a77ii and sigma 70-200 2.8 :O

the pricing seems whack, i got mine at 3.68 or something each as a add on item , thats gone for now

 

[pingu666]

oh ive also used a t shirt/jumper in the past to wrap up gear

 

[sirch]

I use cheap neoprene bags from ebay - e.g. http://r.ebay.com/5cfPDq you can get covers for the body with lens attached as well. I once dropped the camera on to a rock and the neoprene cover saved it, although the lens cut right through the neoprene the body and lens were unscathed.

 

[locostbob]

I use a Camera Care Systems padded case [they went bump so there cheap on ebay, pop it in the washing machine and they look like new!] which I use as a bag in its own right and also pop it into my ruck sack when hiking, its very well padded. My other half uses a Crumpler banana hammock which is great and slimmer profile for in a backpack.

bob

 

[doublem1]

Some great suggestions here. Many thanks. That crumpler banana hammock looks ideal. Shame they've stopped making them.