Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250

[mhoutman]

Anybody seen or using this bag with a Spark and accessories ?

LinK; DroneGuard BP 250: Backpack for Mavic Pro Drone plus laptop, tablet and drone accessories such as extra batteries, tools & transmitter. | Lowepro

Thoughts ?

 

[regdawg]

That fits a mavic perfectly...don't see why you can't use it for a spark. You'll just have a little more room for more stuff I guess.

 

[lannes]

prefer the smaller form factor of the 200 model, easier to hike, ride and climb with. I like the idea of the hydration reservoir instead of a laptop sleeve

 

[mhoutman]

That fits a mavic perfectly...don't see why you can't use it for a spark. You'll just have a little more room for more stuff I guess.

The problem with the Spark are these 4 arms. The Mavic is so much easier to pack.

Currently have the Manfrotto Advanced Gear Backpack Medium filled with RC, 4 extra batteries, prop guards, hand guards, iPad mount, charger, iPad, landing pad etc etc.

 

[regdawg]

The problem with the Spark are these 4 arms. The Mavic is so much easier to pack.

Currently have the Manfrotto Advanced Gear Backpack Medium filled with RC, 4 extra batteries, prop guards, hand guards, iPad mount, charger, iPad, landing pad etc etc.

I have a Lowepro Pro Runner 350 that I travel with on planes and such but as a daily user I use the Lowepro Passport Sling III. It has a padded area for the spark and Mavic. I can fit additional batteries, both remotes, chargers (if I bring them), filters, tablet mount, and sunshade. I even have a bit more room to carry my Gopro's and some of their accessories and a 360 camera if I need to. I actually have all this packed in there normally ready to pick up and go if I need to for weekend trips.

 

[Steve UK]

I have a Lowepro Pro Runner 350 that I travel with on planes and such but as a daily user I use the Lowepro Passport Sling III. It has a padded area for the spark and Mavic. I can fit additional batteries, both remotes, chargers (if I bring them), filters, tablet mount, and sunshade. I even have a bit more room to carry my Gopro's and some of their accessories and a 360 camera if I need to. I actually have all this packed in there normally ready to pick up and go if I need to for weekend trips.

Hi, Can you carry the Mavic and Spark together? I am looking for a bag, ideally a sling bag to be able to do that. Looking on YT it doesn't look big enough.

Thanks

 

[regdawg]

Hi, Can you carry the Mavic and Spark together? I am looking for a bag, ideally a sling bag to be able to do that. Looking on YT it doesn't look big enough.

Thanks

Yes definitely. Along with other small gear you may have. This is before expanding the bag for even more space.

 

[mhoutman]

Yes definitely. Along with other small gear you may have. This is before expanding the bag for even more space.

Holy, you have guts to put Sparky like this in a bag; don't you take a big risk damaging the engines and blades ?

 

[regdawg]

Holy, you have guts to put Sparky like this in a bag; don't you take a big risk damaging the engines and blades ?

Naw...not worried. Its all padded and the spark is a rugged little beast conpared to the mavic. I've had no issues and take this bag with me all the time. I'd be more worried about the gimble but i have a lock on it so i'm good.

 

[His415]

That's a sweet bag.

 

[treeboy]

I think I'll get the Lowepro ViewPoint BP 250 and Sling III for an upcoming trip to Peru.

 

[mhoutman]

I think I'll get the Lowepro ViewPoint BP 250 and Sling III for an upcoming trip to Peru.

The problem with the Viewpoint is that the small case only takes a the Spark with few batteries.... Three I would prefer the DroneGuard BP 250.

 

[treeboy]

The problem with the Viewpoint is that the small case only takes a the Spark with few batteries.... Three I would prefer the DroneGuard BP 250.

Any pack similar to the VP or DG BP 250 that can handle a 17.3" laptop that you know of?

 

[mhoutman]

I took the risk of getting a DroneGuard BP 250, but I don't regret it. Although this particular bag is made for the DJI Mavic pro, it gets my approval for the Spark too.

Used to the Manfrotto Advanced Gear Back Pack Medium, I was used to have a rain cover. Glad I had a Camelbak M.U.L.E cover to use to make it a DroneGuard BP 250 AW

List of inventory:

1) 1 X DJI Spark (14 X 14 cm X 6 cm)
2) 4 X DJI Spark batteries (7,5 X 4 X 2,5 cm per battery)
3) 1 X DJI Spark remote controller (14 X 8 X 6 cm)
4) 4 X DJI Spark propellor guards (10 X 12 X 5 cm)
5) 1 X DJI Spark charger, charger hub incl. cables (ca. 20 X 7,5 X 5 cm)
6) 1 X PGYTECH pad mount (15, 5 X 6,5 X 4,5 cm)
7) 1 X PGYTECH hand guards (8 X 5 X 2 cm)
8) 1 X PGYTECH landing pad (22 X 22 X 2 cm)
9) 1 X Apple iPad Pro 9,7” with sleeve (25 X 21 X 1,5 cm)
10) 1 X Apple MacBook Pro 15” ( 36 X 25 X 2 cm)
11) misc. small gear, cables, memory cards etc.

In fact I can put both a Mavic Pro and Spark in this case. (this could be in the Manfrotto too)

 

[gspfunk]

Thanks for this! ^^^^^^

I’ve been looking at both DroneGuards and the Viewpoint 250. I was set on the DroneGuard 200, but saw that Fry’s has the 250 for $70 today. I sold my Spark and went w/ the Mavic Air, so I think I’m going to jump on the 250.