Recent content by benzhangyuan

That's the total width of the backpack in a slack state. You can easily squeeze the bag a little bit to fit into the overhead bins.

Used only once with P4. Then I got the smaller Mavic. This is a great backpack that can fit all P4 necessities. Here's the link I bought at Amazon...

Thanks for the comment. This mountain is in the urban area, so it has walkways. If it's in the countryside, it's also dirt road. What's better in the US is the freeways and roads leading to the mountains. Anyway, I did have a lot of good food like Cantonese roasted duck and coconut chicken...

Climbed this small mountain about 1900 ft high in Shenzhen, China. With a drone in the backpack, it adds some weight but I didn't feel that much pressure. Great backpack Lykus, btw. This is my first video upload. I'm still new to the drone, I think it's much harder to think about how to shoot a...

Also thumb up for the Lykus backpack. Fit my phantom 3 professional and has hard cover to protect the drone, but it is also a soft backpack that makes carrying very comfortable.

I believe you can find this backpack on Amazon's European sites.

For hiking, you need a backpack that's easy to carry and can your accessories. Take a look at the Lykus backpack I use. It's a good balance between drone safety and carry comfortness. Drone and parts are put in the lower compartments; food and water in the side pockets or upper compartments.

Hard shell case is secure but not as comfortable as soft backpack.

I got the Lykus backpack in the list mentioned in #2. It's not a regular camera backpack but rather specially made for DJI Phantom drones. I put my P4, 2 batteries, controller, hood, 8 propellers, ipad and other small items in it. I'd say even with those stuff, it feels much more comfortable...