Is there a recommendation for a backpack? It should fit the Avata Pro View Combo (googles 2) and the FPV controller 2.
I have already looked around for a small photo backpack, which would certainly go, but maybe someone has already found a backpack....


Thanks!
Stephan

I stupidly ordered the DJI Googles Carry More Backpack without closely looking at the specs. It's a nice pack but is entirely too big for my tastes. I ended up parking it and using a LowePro camera bag that I already had. It's a Nova 180 AW. I don't have my FPV controller yet. But I confident it will fit along with my Avata, Motion Controller, Goggles 2, extra batteries, cables, and charger blocks.

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Hope that you could get the best recommendation from our fellow DJI Pilots here in Forum. Should you have other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach us. Have a nice day ahead.

When just carrying my Avata, I use my old Lowepro 250 backpack which I bought when I got my Mavic 2. It just has enough room for batteries in other pockets. It doesn't go in as nice as I would like, as I have to put the controller on top of the Avata, but I'm making best I can with what I have. Reason I got it in 1st place was cause I can also put in a camelbak water reservoir for hiking. No room for anything else but batteries, cables and possibly motion controller.

I wanted a backpack that I could fit my Avata and Mini 3 Pro in, again for travelling, its a bit big for what you want, probably bigger than the DJI bag. The only reason I'm saying this, is in case anyone is looking to buy a bag for multiple drones.

Its a Torvol Pitstop pro Stealth edition. They do also do a non pro version that might be smaller.

I can highly recommend the Manfrotto Pro Light Backloader S thats fits nicely my DJI Avata, Mini 3 Pro, extra batteries, ND filters, spare propellers, laptop, iPad, power bank, landing pad, and still leaves room for hiking stuff at the top. The top 1/3 can also be segmented if more space for equipment is needed. I put the Motion controller and two Avata batteries below the Avata itself to make best use of the space.

djiuser_GckiigDh0ddb Posted at 8-8 08:11
I can highly recommend the Manfrotto Pro Light Backloader S thats fits nicely my DJI Avata, Mini 3 Pro, extra batteries, ND filters, spare propellers, laptop, iPad, power bank, landing pad, and still leaves room for hiking stuff at the top. The top 1/3 can also be segmented if more space for equipment is needed. I put the Motion controller and two Avata batteries below the Avata itself to make best use of the space.

What is the divider you're using under the Avata? Did that come with that bag or something else you got?

thegame3202 Posted at 10-1 06:56
What is the divider you're using under the Avata? Did that come with that bag or something else you got?

I just put the spare batteries and the motion controller under the Avata. Have put them in an umbrella cover so that they don't scratch the Avata.

djiuser_GckiigDh0ddb Posted at 8-8 08:11
I can highly recommend the Manfrotto Pro Light Backloader S thats fits nicely my DJI Avata, Mini 3 Pro, extra batteries, ND filters, spare propellers, laptop, iPad, power bank, landing pad, and still leaves room for hiking stuff at the top. The top 1/3 can also be segmented if more space for equipment is needed. I put the Motion controller and two Avata batteries below the Avata itself to make best use of the space.

This backpack also has room for the Goggles 2 ? Also what size is your laptop? Do you think it can fit a 14inch macbook?

I am very happy with this backpack for the DJI Avata

https://tomcase.de/en/protective-cases/avata/#
Available from Amazon and other retailers