During transport, I use it for keeping my ND filters due to the hard nature of the case. In the same area, there is a hard case that has a magnetic bottom so you can keep all of your screws in one place while fixing your drone.
This is a great place to fix up drones or even use as a built-in landing pad. The backpack gets the pitstop name from the inner part of the backpack which folds out when unzipped. The dividers also have pockets on the sides to store little gadgets, props, tools, etc. There are also adjustable dividers that have strong Velcro and a strong form factor. Some unique features of the backpack include a hard rubber bottom to make sure you do not damage the bag when you set it down. After a few weeks of extensive use, I have had no problems with any wear or breaks in the backpack. This backpack can definitely take some harsh conditions and abuse. Additionally, all of the zippers are extremely strong and have convenient pull handles. The foam and fabric both seem very high quality and seem like they will last quite a while. The materials in this backpack feel very premium. Do keep in mind, it would be a good idea to remove the props from your drones, unless it is ducted, during long periods of travel, to help the bag fit better in smaller spaces. It is also good to note that these dividers and the padding inside the backpack do a great job of keeping your gear safe and undamaged. With adjustable dividers, you can make almost anything fit well even if it is uniquely shaped. However, everything fits great with a small radio like the Tango 2. I was personally able to fit all these things, but if you have a large radio, you may have some trouble fitting in all the propellers and batteries. The Torvol Quad Pitstop Backpack is advertised to fit two drones, a transmitter, goggles, 40 props, 15 batteries, tools, and other accessories. Internal dimensions: 24w × 19d × 45h cm.
This side mounting design also allows you to mount two drones instead of one so it is hard to complain. However, once you get used to the drone being there, it is not much of a problem. If you happen to leave the propellers on, you may hit your arm on them every once in a while. One debatable design choice is the way that the drones are mounted on the side. In addition to the backpack shoulder straps, there is a chest strap and a hip strap to make it even more comfortable and hands-free if you are hiking or doing activities where the backpack may fall off easily. There is quite a bit of padding on both the straps and the back of the backpack so, it feels quite soft and is not harsh on your shoulders and back. You could definitely go longer than that if needed, but I have only tested it for an hour or two at one time. However, the backpack was still comfortable enough to be carried for an hour or two on end without any problems. This may not come as a surprise to some who have carried an FPV backpack before, but the weight sure does add up. This backpack can get quite heavy when you have all of your gear in it. Views and advice in this article are that of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or views of GetFPV. You can follow Aidan on Instagram or YouTube.ĭisclaimer: This article was written solely by a member of the FPV Community. This article was submitted through the GetFPV Community Program by Aidan Henriques. However, the Torvol Quad Pitstop backpack allows you to fit everything FPV related in a durable and comfortable form factor. Finding a good way to carry all your FPV gear can be challenging as many backpacks do not comfortably fit everything.
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