Every time DJI releases as new drone along with a new bag it's like playing Tetris. I have made this video to how to pack DJI Mavic 2 Fly More Combo bag or at least how I would do it.

You should definitely consider buying the DJI Fly More Combo as this adds a lot of value to your DJI Mavic 2 Pro or DJI Mavic 2 Zoom

Hi there. Thanks for sharing your video tutorial with us. This will really help our co-pilots on how to pack the DJI Mavic 2. Thanks for your support and have a safe flight always.

It’s like trying to put an air mattress back in the supplied duffle bag that they come with....

Thanks for sharing.
I have some doubts about how to put it Inside the bag. The dji drawing is different. They rotate the drone of 180 degrees that you... which is the best way?

Thriller Posted at 2018-9-20 11:27
Thanks for sharing.
I have some doubts about how to put it Inside the bag. The dji drawing is different. They rotate the drone of 180 degrees that you... which is the best way?

The way DJI suggest, make the rear leg props prone to get stuck in the soft fabric inside the bag. You won't be able to pull it out easily. At least this is my finding so far.   

Another great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome, thanks for sharing

I agree with Henrick. The drone goes in and out easier facing the way he shows in the video. I prefer to have the batteries with their bottoms together so the curvy tops are against the fabric. I bought the Fly More kit for the batteries and car charger but I think the bag is the best part!

El Diablo Posted at 2018-9-23 12:15
By the 7$ sleeve, it makes life much easier... also Pgytech is offering some nice prop guards.

Just buy another bag. You don't need the bag.

I've been waiting for a vid on this one.

great tutorial , they have a duffle bags in low prices , have a look  
https://www.ustradeent.com/shop/bags.html

Thanks for sharing.

There are bags out there that are much better for carrying the AC and equipment, than the one that came in the Fly More Kit. It's a good investment, if you want to properly protect your craft to spend another $100 and keep you mind peacefull that nothing will break trying to squeeze them in there.