Hey everyone! I finally pulled the trigger on the DJI Avata 2 Fly More Combo, and man, this thing is an absolute blast to fly. The improved flight time and the Goggles 3 are game-changers compared to the original. However, I’m already running into a bit of a dilemma regarding how to transport it safely. While the shoulder bag that comes with the combo is decent for quick trips to the local park, I don’t feel super confident about its protection level when I'm throwing it in the back of my car with other gear or taking it on longer hikes.

The Goggles 3 feel especially vulnerable to me, particularly the lenses and those foldable antennas. I’m really looking for something that offers much more structural integrity—ideally a dedicated hard-shell case with precision-cut foam. My main priority is keeping everything organized and secure. I need a setup that fits the drone (with props on), at least three batteries in the charging hub, the Goggles 3, and the RC Motion 3. It would also be a huge plus if there’s a designated spot for the FPV Remote Controller 3, as I’m planning on picking that up soon to start practicing manual mode.

I’ve been browsing a few options from brands like GPC, Lycus, and even some generic ones on Amazon, but I’m torn. Some look incredibly bulky, while others seem a bit flimsy. I’m specifically looking for something with a solid seal to keep out dust and moisture, especially since I do a lot of coastal flying. I'm also worried about the props getting warped if the foam fit is too tight.

Has anyone found a "holy grail" case that balances portability with rugged, waterproof protection? I'm willing to spend around $80–$130 for a high-quality solution that will last. For those of you who have been taking your Avata 2 out in the field, what carrying cases are you currently using and would you recommend them for someone who travels frequently?