Thinktank and Lowepro both make bags for the Phantoms, they are probably more expensive, but both are reputable Camera bag makers, and should be top quality.

Lowepro: http://www.lowepro.com/droneguard

Thinktank: https://www.thinktankphoto.com/products/airport-helipak


The thinktank takes a laptop, the lowepro doesn't. I Haven't tried these bag myself, but have about 10 different camera bags from these two brands and they are all top notch.

pantera989@gmai Posted at 2016-1-25 18:09
Thinktank and Lowepro both make bags for the Phantoms, they are probably more expensive, but both ar ...

Thanks , i going to save it for later , i just win a a bid in ebay , so without noticing i already purchase a backpack jeje

Morph1 Posted at 2016-1-26 10:15
I got this one http://www.amazon.com/Hobby-Ace-Waterproof-Backpack-Shoulder-Phantom/dp/B014Y65WEY/ ...

Yea,

nice price for that back the only bat thing is that doest have the support for the phantom .
but i think is ok for shorts hiking s

Morph1 Posted at 2016-1-26 11:47
It works for me, but I would not ship the drone in this bag...,
what I like it looks like a back p ...

yea , for sure that's only if you carry the quad with you , but if you ship the quad in that bag you are going to get it in peaces

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-1-22 19:17
Plus it looks really cool

Sure ,  sorry about that ,  i just enjoy talking about  quads drones and all this stuff ,whad i dont want about  the hardshell is that cant carry  water or food for a long hiking , like when i go to volcanoes or mountains
but if you have a solution please answer me here, so we dont keep talking about something that is not the title of the tread
http://forum.dji.com/thread-40589-1-1.html

GTDrone Posted at 2016-2-10 05:01
Sure ,  sorry about that ,  i just enjoy talking about  quads drones and all this stuff ,whad i do ...

There's no room in it for your lunch but you can attach your soft case lunchbox. I have my iPad Air and sunshade stored in between the foam and top cover.

DJI-Ken Posted at 2016-2-9 15:04
There's no room in it for your lunch but you can attach your soft case lunchbox. I have my iPad Ai ...

could be a good idea , or may be add a  camel back

GTDrone Posted at 2016-2-10 06:20
could be a good idea , or may be add a  camel back

That would work too.

I have the DJI hardshell backpack. "By chance" I have 5 batteries so I had to "customize" the foam below the VPS for storing the 5th pack.
Here is my packing list  (inner foam body):
P3P, RC, 5 batteries, 100W charger, 4 standard props, 4 carbon fiber props, dji camera transportation lock, HDMI cable, 2 hex keys, 2 SD card adaptors, Neewer 4 filters box, Mudder lens hood (on DJI standard UV filter), battery charging hub, car charger, anemometer, tablet charger, extra long USB cable, carbon fiber gimbal protector, microfibre cloths, 2 reserve Polarpro filters ND4+8.
Between foam top cover and lid:
Tablet, RC strap, 4 prop guards (with quick lock from Globe-Flight)

So that is quite a lot that fits in here...

Some old images that I took for another thread.  Still love this backpack for the P3P.  This fits in overhead on planes, has traveled around the country with not a single issue or question from TSA.

This thing while expensive holds a ton of gear.  Everything spread in front of the bag in last image was fit into the bag without pressure on the craft or blades

Easily seen:
P3P (obviously)
6 Batteries
Padhat
Props (8) for two full sets
IR Thermometer
Anemometer
Lens cleaning products/blower
Polar Filters
USB Portable battery
Card Reader
Extra memory cards
Mouse/Pen
Surface Pro 3 with keyboard
iPad Air 2
Samsung Tab S 8.4
Various cords
Flashlight

More images at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/generaltoner/

I use the Manfrotto Aviator D1 backpack for my Phantom 3 Standard and it's awesome! I can fit a sony a7ii (with lens), go pro, laptop, ipad, drone, controller and 2 spare batteries in mine! Its pretty light as well considering how big it is. I've taken it on loads of flights with me and never once had an issue regarding it size. So happy I invested a bit more and got a decent quality product. You can check out this review if you want to know more: http://www.droneriot.com/manfrotto-aviator-d1-backpack-review/

Hope this was of some help.