Hmm, I’ve had a different experience than “just buy a camera backpack.” I get why people recommend them, but for the Air 2S Fly More kit specifically, a good drone-focused pack is actually less annoying day-to-day… fewer wasted dividers, less Tetris, and the controller/battery shapes don’t flop around.

I’ve been hauling DJI rigs for years (Mavic 2 era through Air 2S/3), and the best “buy once” budget-ish option I’ve used is the Lykus Titan Drone Backpack (DJI Mavic/Air series) — it’s not fancy, but the padding is legit and the compartments are sized for drone stuff (RC-N1, hub, 3+ batteries, props/filters). It also carries surprisingly well for long walks because the load sits close to your back.

If you want something more travel-friendly and less “tactical,” check Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 Backpack (yeah it’s still Lowepro, but it’s their drone line, not a generic camera bag). Fits Air 2S Fly More cleanly, and you can strap a compact tripod/landing pad externally.

Lesson learned: prioritize internal fit + weight distribution over brand. A bag that’s “camera” perfect can still bounce your batteries around if the dividers aren’t tight. Also toss a cheap rain cover in the front pocket and you’re basically set. gl!

> I’d love a backpack that can comfortably fit the Air 2S (preferably in the Fly More setup)… plus tripod/landing pad… weather resistance

In my experience, you’ll be way happier with a *real* camera backpack from Lowepro or Peak Design (or even Manfrotto). I’ve tried many “drone-specific” bags over the years and a lot of them are kinda gimmicky… camera packs usually have better harness comfort + smarter dividers.

Look for adjustable padded dividers (so the Air 2S and RC-N1 don’t knock around), a separate battery/charger pocket, and an external strap system for a small tripod/landing pad. Also check for a rain cover or coated fabric—light rain is fine, but zippers are the weak spot. Honestly, a slightly bigger bag beats a tight squeeze every time lol. good luck!

Seconding the Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 rec — it’s one of the few “drone-first” packs that actually fits the Air 2S Fly More shapes without weird dead space. Been thinking about this and yeah, key things to check:
- Rigid-ish divider walls (stops battery/hub bounce)
- Stiff base + rain cover (light rain = fine)
- External tripod straps that dont sag
If you want a more camera-bag vibe, i’d also look at Lowepro ProTactic BP 350 AW II… wait no, 450 is roomier, but bulkier. gl!

Hmm, I’ve had a different experience than “just buy a camera backpack.” I get why people recommend them, but for the Air 2S Fly More kit specifically, a good drone-focused pack is actually less annoying day-to-day… fewer wasted dividers, less Tetris, and the controller/battery shapes don’t flop around.

I’ve been hauling DJI rigs for years (Mavic 2 era through Air 2S/3), and the best “buy once” budget-ish option I’ve used is the Lykus Titan Drone Backpack (DJI Mavic/Air series) — it’s not fancy, but the padding is legit and the compartments are sized for drone stuff (RC-N1, hub, 3+ batteries, props/filters). It also carries surprisingly well for long walks because the load sits close to your back.

If you want something more travel-friendly and less “tactical,” check Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 Backpack (yeah it’s still Lowepro, but it’s their drone line, not a generic camera bag). Fits Air 2S Fly More cleanly, and you can strap a compact tripod/landing pad externally.

Lesson learned: prioritize internal fit + weight distribution over brand. A bag that’s “camera” perfect can still bounce your batteries around if the dividers aren’t tight. Also toss a cheap rain cover in the front pocket and you’re basically set. gl!

Can vouch for this

Sooo for value, I’ve been happy with Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 — fits Air 2S Fly More + RC-N1 + 3 bats + hub, and straps a small tripod; padding’s solid and light rain’s been fine.