Ever flown your Mavic Pro over water and wondered what would happen if you had to land (or even worse – crashed!)?
I get out on the water quite a bit in summer on my stand-up paddleboard and it would be awesome to get some footage with the Mavic Pro. But the water worries me too!
That is why I have been looking into Mavic Pro floats (or floatation devices). To see what my options are, what would work best (on the water and in the air) and not affect the Mavic or its footage!
DJI Mavic Pro Floatation Device
After all, there are a lot of water-based scenarios where you might want these
Whatever your reason, Mavic Pro floats are a cool idea.
Here is what I have found after a few hours of digging into Google and forums online…
Jumping around on the Mavic Pro forums I have seen a whole bunch of solutions to this problem, but very few decent solutions.
I have seen plastic bags taped to the Mavic with
But, the only decent and well-functioning solution I have seen is this image:
Basically, these are extensions to the front and back corners of the Mavic Pro frame, with screws attached through the center of some styrofoam balls. Pretty damn simple. But this is one of the few options you can get out there.
The other one is from Mike Flys, but he has a huge waiting list and they are a little more expensive. I would love to grab a pair, but shipping them to me in Europe is nearly the same price as the floats, so I am going to go with these ones on Amazon.
Below are some videos showing how these work, the first from the supplier, then another from a guy who ordered and then attached them to his Mavic on camera.
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Roger is a little obsessed with travel. He has been to over 40 countries, broken 3 suitcases and owned over 10 backpacks in 12 months. What he doesn't know about travel, ain't worth knowing!