How do you protect your gear?

[Mevl]

During last year trip to Schwarzwald, I took several pictures of my buddies and their way how they protect their gear during rain.

 

[milandro]

best protection is prevention.

 

Stay indoors!

[darknj]

Under the jacket or in the bag with WR lens on the body

[NSFW]

I keep a plastic garbage bag packed in the camera bag. It has come in handy many times here in sunny Florida.

[Tom H.]

I go and have a drink. In an emergency, under my jacket/sweater/tshirt.

[milandro]

Good judgement and a bit of self indulgence = sanity of mind

[Stealthy Ninja]

Billingham bags.

[Warren]

I have 6 trips to Iceland, always in the winter, over the last 2 years. I've been out in the rain, and,  last February, my first white-out blizzard. I shoot with a Fuji XPro-2 and an XT-2, a recent upgrade from the XT-1. On the XT-2 I have the 50-140, and on the XPro-2 the 10-24, or, my Aurora lens, the 12mm Samyang. I have a medium "lens coat" as well as a small lens coat and they work wonders. As an added bonus I put a skylight filter on front of the lenses (not normally on) and also use a rubber band, in addition to the cinch cord on the lens coat. 

 

I've used the same setup on in humid, rainy Mexico and it worked well too...

 

I do suggest practicing putting them on, while holding them as well as when using a tripod.