The “Mavic Pro Fly More Combo Set” comes with a shoulder bag that I found not so practical to me. I decided to do some online shopping to get a right one for it. After an hour of searching, nothing fits me. Then I decided to take a break and have a cup of coffee. After enjoying the refreshment, I discovered that I may already got the perfect bag for the drone.
The perfect bag came to my mind is my “F-stop Gear Small Shallow ICU”. It was used to hold my Sony A7RII and lenses. It did a great job in keeping all my Sony gears, but the Small Shallow ICU started to get out of space since I have been expanding my inventory of lenses. So I think It is a good time to let the DJI Mavic Pro take over it.
After I unboxed the drone and accessories, I was wondering can I really put all those stuff into this bag?
Listed below are all the things I want to fit in the f-stop Gear Small Shallow ICU. (Internal Dimensions (cm): 11.4 Depth x 26.7 Width x 17.8 Height)
- 1 x Mavic Pro Drone
- 2 x extra battery
- 1 x remote controller
- 1 x Charging adapter
- 1 x Charging adapter power cord
- 1 x Car Charger
- 1 x Battery charging hub
- 1 x Battery to powerbank adaptor
- 3 x folding propellers
- 1 x microUSB Cable
- 1 x PolarPro Cinema ND filter pack
After a few attempts, I found out the way to put all those stuffs except the car charger into the Small Shallow ICU. As the car charger is suppose to be stay inside the car which we wouldn’t carry along while hiking. Walaa, problem solved.
Top left: Filter Pack at the bottom + Remote Controller + A/C Adaptor with power cord. Lower left: 2 extra battery pack and 2 x propeller in black pockets. Top right: Battery Charging Hub / MicroUSB Cables / 1 x Propeller in white box / Battery to power bank adaptor. Low right: The Drone – Mavic Pro
Of course, If I got the Small Pro ICU that have enough depth instead of this Small Shallow one, I bet I can put the car charger in it too. Another good thing by using this ICU is I can easily switch the ICU between backpacks and it would be a good bag to store the drone and accessories as a whole unit in my studio.
Hope you finds this article helpful.
