Only if i am flying indoors

Indoors use. Outdoors, for the most part, won't use. Teaching kids, will always use.

I normally fly with only the front ones on if I am outside, if I am indoors or in tight spaces outside I generally fly with all four on. Having those front ones on has saved me from countless spills from bumping into posts and trees.

I will use prop guards when I know I will be flying in tight areas. Just had a crash that might been avoided if I had used prop guards..

I am new, so I will be for a while.

I use the guards when flying inside the house or in the garden below fence height.

I managed to buckle one if the guards already

No, they don't fit properly. Last time I used them one of the motor covers got damaged when I removed the prop guard on it. It's currently held on with tape

I alway use it both outdoor and indoor in case there is accident it will save your drone life

[4. Sometimes] When using gesture control with peoples around

I use them indoors

Indoors only, possibly if I’m flying around the little kids, or family gatherings. Any situation that might warrant extra safety precautions.

I use them.
Better to have them and not need them, than need them and not have them.

It only takes a minute to install them on the Spark and best I can tell, they do not impede the drone's performance.

Only indoors.

Ive got the fly more combo and only use the indoors but i rarely fly indoors sooo....

I'll use mine since I'm still learning too but once I get a better feel for the spark I'll probably remove them unless I'm flying where there's a lot of trees.

Once I get my Spark flying--if there is a god, it will be today--the prop guards will be on and will stay on indefinitely, both for its own protection and other people's. In fact, two of the guards don't feel all that secure when they're snapped on so I'm going to tape them as well.

Until I get cut - hopefully never - I do not plan on using them. Trying to keep the bird as light as possible.

Nah, I’m a risk taker.  

I'd say I am comfortable enough not to use them. My Spark is not my first drone, so that helps.

Mine were still in the plastic the last time I saw them.

When I'm going to fly near trees/plants

I got a pair that have flooding lending gear attached.   I don't like how close to the ground the spark is.  

Yes, I added them to my Fly Less package.

I will only use it when flying indoor, I'll go Rambo outdoor

I use it when I fly indoors.

I did not use them in the past.  I felt that it took too much time to keep installing them when I took the spark out of its case.  However, I will use them now that I had a major collision and have to send my Spark in to the service center.  (Im not 100% sure they could have prevented the damage, but they may have helped)

4 - yes sometimes. I'm new to this hobby and they seem like a good idea to use until I am proficient.

I didn't get them with my Spark and I don't plan on ordering them. Anything that would prolong the setup/takedown process isn't for me.

I chose option 1, but I may change my mind at a later stage

I think the prop guards are a must whenever flying the Spark indoors. Otherwise they're nice to have if need ever arises.

Yes, sometimes indoors or a wooded confined area, otherwise no.

When I don't want to get hurt

No, I think is unnecessary if you pay attention.

Got them with the Fly More Combo Pack but never used them.  I also never fly indoors.

Indoors only. Outdoors it is just unnecessary weight which drains battery faster.

I only use them indoors

Sometimes they can be useful.

4. Sometimes - I use them when Im flying near trees or if there is a lot of birds around. I have the Spark from 2-3 months and Im still a bit worried about it.

Krayzie Posted at 2018-6-20 23:38
4. Sometimes - I use them when Im flying near trees or if there is a lot of birds around. I have the Spark from 2-3 months and Im still a bit worried about it.

I will use them if I am flying around people, like at the flying field.  Otherwise, they just get in the way.  I like that DJI gave me the option of a safety feature though.