My goggles need a bag for safe keeping and carrying.
Today i looked at 2 options - either 1 bag or 2 to fit my mavic and goggles.
My preferance was to go for 2 seperate bags, 1 of which is a designated goggles bag.
My absolute preferance is to have smaller fpv googles but till then this is an idea of how i am managing - it is a lowepro camera bag 30cm height by 24cm width by 15cm depth mini back pack - carries comfortably on my chest

Goggles Bag

Thanks for the photos! Looks like a great option until my shoulder bag arrives, lol. Googles arrived before carry shoulder bag.

fansd3c8cea9 Posted at 2017-7-28 12:36
Thanks for the photos! Looks like a great option until my shoulder bag arrives, lol. Googles arrived before carry shoulder bag.

i did not know that a bag for both mavic and goggles was or will be available - can you send me a link? when r u receiving yrs?

i know people try it, but even with being less than a week new to this, i feel alot more comfortable with a hard case than a soft case. i bought the pelican case for the mavic, but maybe i can reach out and custom make a longer one that will also fit the Goggles

eyeloveteeth Posted at 2017-7-28 14:20
i know people try it, but even with being less than a week new to this, i feel alot more comfortable with a hard case than a soft case. i bought the pelican case for the mavic, but maybe i can reach out and custom make a longer one that will also fit the Goggles

one benefit of such or similar bag is that the on/off switch will not turn itself on whilst in transit, as some users have experiance in longer bags where the on/off switch is up against the casing.

yeah i hear you. I will be travelling for the first time with the Mavic this weekend. The pelican case is very easy - it's how to store the googles that will be annoying (i don't like backpages - which would be the obvious answer.)