Heavy Duty Case

I'm leaving on a ski trip this weekend, so I need a heavy duty case to protect my iphone. I'm not actually going to have the phone on me while I am skiing, but I want something strong enough to protect my iphone from being crushed while it is in my bag.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
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Go to your local BestBuy or your local Outdoors/hiking store and look at any of the protective cases made for PDA's, smartphones, or iPods, and they will do inside your bag for your iPhone.
I use a small Timbuk2 PDA carrying case I got at my local hiking store. It is well cushioned inside and can just be tossed into any bag, and also has a beltloop if I want to wear it (I dont). It cost about 11.00 and I have never been worried about the iPhone in my hiking bag.

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