Hey Lum, A thin foam sheet. (Fabric backed foam head liner might work). Closed cell or Neoprene. Neoprene is a little heavier. You can find thin closed cell foam at Fleabay. Turn your bag inside out. Cut the foam to fit. Mask off the zipper and anywhere you don't want spray glue. Spray the foam and bag interior with contact cement and carefully wrap the foam on. Carefully, as you only have one shot at this. Let dry. Remove tape. Turn back right side out. You might want to fill the bag tightly while inside out, to help put on the foam straight and without bubbles or wrinkles. ..If gluing your bag sounds too scary and drastic, you can spray glue a flexible plastic stiffener to the foam, roll it, insert and let expand to fit (with the foam side exposed to the contents). I would add some peel and stick velcro to keep the plastic from rotating around and covering up the zipper if the natural expansion fit isn't enough to hold it in place. Foam is key, as the noise will drive you nuts with crap bouncing around on the bare plastic.
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