Honestly, finding a case that actually survives real travel is such a headache lately. I had issues with some of those cheap rugged ones where the latches just snapped off after a few cold mornings... and Iceland is no joke, the wind and salt spray will eat through anything sub-par. Before I point you to one specifically, how many batteries are you trying to pack? If you're doing the Fly More kit plus some extras, space gets tight fast in the smaller shells. I've been using the PGYTECH Safety Carrying Case for DJI Mini 4 Pro and it's been solid where others failed. It's IP67 rated and feels way more substantial than those generic ones. Another solid option is the STARTRC Waterproof Hard Case for DJI Mini 4 Pro, which is super budget-friendly but still feels like a tank. Just dont trust the flimsy OEM stuff anymore, its just not worth the risk to the gimbal.

> I was looking at GPC or maybe Lykus?

• GPC DJI Mini 4 Pro Hard Case: rugged build, higher price
• Lykus Titan MM310 Waterproof Case: affordable, thinner shell GPC is better; it's definitely tougher for Iceland.

Agreed on the hard shell move. Just a quick technical warning tho: dont ignore the pressure valve specs. If youre flying to Iceland, the pressure changes can vacuum-seal a case shut if it doesnt have a proper purge valve. Also, check if the foam is closed-cell... open-cell stuff acts like a sponge for moisture in rainy climates, which is basically a death sentence for electronics. TL;DR: Prioritize purge valves and closed-cell foam.

Saw this earlier but just responding now. I once tripped in the mountains and my drone wouldve been toast without a real shell. You might want to consider the Smatree DH600MN4 Waterproof Hard Case for DJI Mini 4 Pro. It has an IP67 rating and an auto pressure valve which is vital for that Iceland weather. Just be careful with the latches and make sure they're fully seated before you hike out tho.