Prop guards

[Koopah]

Hi all. Can anyone recommend any decent quick release prop guards? I currently have the fixed DJI ones to avoid a cheap quick release set flying off but obviously won't fit in my case unless I keep taking them off.

Many thanks
Dan

 

[msinger]

Bestem and Summitlink are popular choices for snap-on prop guards.

 

[Jericho]

I recommend none of em lol, they destroy ya video footage!! Tried them once & straight in the bin.

 

[Mark The Droner]

I would get a set that allows you to remove the top cover without having to mess with the motor mount bolts. In other words, you need a prop mount that allows access to the Philips head screw near the tip of the wing.

 

[msinger]

they destroy ya video footage!! Tried them once & straight in the bin.

How did they destroy your video footage?

 

[Jericho]

Thought that would be obvious...

 

[msinger]

It's not. Please clue us in.

 

[Jericho]

It's not. Please clue us in.

They get in camera view m8.

 

[msinger]

Just point your camera down a bit... and, Bob is your uncle.

 

[alokbhargava]

I had used Summitlink. They were good. Don't use these days

 

[Koopah]

Thanks, I'll take a look at those two and see if they are available here in the uk.

Not saying this with any undertone of judgement on others but I won't fly a drone without them. Very rarely do they appear in my camera shots unless I'm giving it 100% throttle in opposite directions - which to be fair I'm usually in 'play' mode for rather than filming

 

[msinger]

Bestem Aerial ships internationally if you purchase directly from their website.