GoScope Stratacous Series Radpak Backpack (Black)

The mission, in this case, is carrying a drone and its paraphernalia on some serious trails through wild forest. I researched for months before buying this backpack, and it's almost perfect. In fact, I'm going to say that it's as perfect as a backpack that wasn't custom-designed for the drone can get. My number one requirement was that the backpack be a good backpack, meaning suitable for serious hiking. Most drone backpacks are more designed for kids taking the drone to the playground to see how many flips they can do. That's not my mission. I needed something built for serious hiking. In that regard, this backpack is excellent. The shoulder straps are well-padded, the waist strap is wide and very well-padded, and there is a chest strap. I never use chest straps, but some people swear by them, so I thought I'd mention it. There are enough separate compartments that I was able, after some thought, to fit my Autel EVO II Pro 6K, five extra batteries, the Smart Controller, the charger and hub, and all the other doodads; as well as have room for enough clothing and food for an overnight, if need be. I would have liked more dividers, but eventually I made what were supplied work. There are a lot of small pockets whose purposes I don't know. They must be for gadgets that younger people use. There's also what appears to be a wire for a USB charging block. Not something I need, but I suppose useful for some. There are handles all around the backpack, so it's easy to pick up in any position. It looks like it would fit in an overhead storage bin in an airliner (although I haven't tried it). There is a laptop storage pocket. The outer pockets have a bit of padding to protect your gear, but I don't think I'd put something like a tablet or a controller in them facing screen-out. Like I said, I wanted a good backpack first and foremost, and this one fits the bill. It's not perfect for my mission, but it's as close as I've found.