The DJI Mavic Pro – Best Bags, Cases & Backpacks

Polar Pro DroneTrekker Backpack

Polar Pro is a drone specialist, so it will come as no surprise that this is one of the better Mavic drone bag options on this list.

The Dronetrekker Backpack was originally designed for the Phantom 4, but it is so well designed it can be used for almost any drone, DSLR, or GoPro camera.

The inside is made up of fully adjustable padded velcro-attached dividers that allow you to put anything almost anywhere. So, no matter what drone or accessories you have, it will go in this pack. Plus a whole lot more. There have tonnes of space too! (just check out the picture opposite). No holding back on Mavic Pro accessories :>

But this is not just a Mavic pro case, it is also a very well-designed backpack.

It comes with fully adjustable shoulder straps, as well as hip and sternum straps, just like any good hiking backpack.

On top of all that, there are quite a few “above all others” extras like:

• Tripod strap on the rear
• Interior padded sleeve for laptop or iPad
• Pockets and mesh on the sides (for water or other stuff)
• Stored rain cover that you can take out and fully protect your pack (while hiking) when it starts to rain!

This really is the top-of-the-line drone case, because it does everything a great case will do for your Mavic but is also an awesome backpack too. Sure, it costs a bit more, but if you are going out with your drone a lot, especially on foot, it is well worth it.

ViewPoint BP 250 From Lowepro

The ViewPoint from Lowepro is a well-designed allrounder when it comes to carrying photography and drone gear.

The idea is quite simple: a great backpack with separate gearboxes (with adjustable interior dividers). So, you can chop and change what you carry – easily. Get one gear case for your drone, one for your camera, and one for your GoPro.

This is a super flexible system.

And the cases are easy to insert through a handy side pocket at the bottom of the pack!

But wait, there’s more (sorry I had to say that :>).

The top section of the pack comes with some handy interior pockets for cables and cards. And the back of the pack has a zippered sleeve for a laptop and iPad.

There is also:

• Tripod holder and strap on the rear
• Side pockets for water, or a mini-tripod
• Front pocket for more gear
• Hip strap that is able to be hidden away

I am seriously thinking about getting this one as it is so flexible. You can use it as a day pack, a hiking pack, carry your Mavic Pro (and gear) or GoPro, and gear or another camera. All you need are the separate cases for each (small for GoPro, large for a Drone, or more)

This pack is also pretty darn slim, so great for traveling and fitting it in overheads or under your sear!

BASSTOP Portable Handhold Storage Carrying Case Shoulder Bag

The Basstop Shoulder Bag is one of the best all-around solutions for a carry bag for your Mavic and all the related accessories.

No matter how many little extras you have, this baby should do the job.

The drone fits vertically inside the padded/adjustable interior sections. As does the controller.

There is space for two extra batteries in the outside pockets.

An iPad or phone can fit in the side pocket.

There is also plenty of other space for your chargers inside the carry-on (which you can see in the image above).

The padded dividers are great for adjusting to your specific needs because some of you will want to pack the drone or controller separately.

The last thing you might want to store is some extra propellers or other cables, and the side pockets are great for those!

Another cool thing about this bag is that you can either just carry it by the handle or use the adjustable shoulder strap that comes with the bag (which you can see in the picture opposite).

All in all, a simple, relatively cheap, and well-designed bag for all your Mavic pro needs.

Powerextra Shoulder Bag

The Powerextra shoulder bag is another great option for those of you looking to carry more than just your drone.

You can fit the following in this guy:

• Your Mavic Pro & Controller
• 2 extra batteries
• Cables and charger
• Extra props, cables, cards in the top net

The case is hard and the foam is very dense, so I suspect this will suffer some punishment before harming anything inside.

Also, because it does not have lots of space taking padding (but hard foam instead) this case is actually quite small. Some of the buyers say it can easily fit inside an existing backpack (see measurements below) and easily in a case or carry-on for travel.

This one is quite a bit heavier than the Basstop because the foam is more dense and compact. This case is more for those wanting to save space (it’s about 2 inches shorter). They both fit the same amount of things (except for the phone/tablet).

Philonext DJI Mavic Pro & Controller Hardcases

The Philonext hard cases are for those of you who just want a way to protect your Mavic and its controller. Nothing more.

It’s ideal for anyone who wants to carry the drone and controller inside another case or backpack but just wants to be sure they won’t get damaged.

These remind me of my sunglasses case for Oakleys. The exterior is quite hard with a dotted pattern, and the interior is soft and a little padded to protect whatever you put inside there.

In this case, both hard cases are specifically sized and shaped to snuggly fit the drone and controller, with nice holes for the controller paddles too.