72 PCS FPV Black Sponge Mat Landing Skid Pad Gear Anti-Vibration Shockproof Foam Sticky Tape for rc multirotor Quadcopter Racing Copter Drone mini-Quad

These have been really great to have. They stick really well and work as intended. They are a little taller than I'm used to, but that can be a good thing when in grass. Recently I have taken advantage of the taller profile and shaved them down a little bit at an angle facing the front of the quad so that if running fast near the ground and scrape the ground they tend to slide more instead of catch and allows me to keep going instead of tumbling my quad. If there is any gripe it is that they stick so well that when replacing them I need to use alcohol to get the glue off before putting the new ones on... but I would rather have that than them falling off from minor bumps.

After a 5"drone caught fire from a somewhat hard vertical landing, I got these. I suggest adding under each arm in two spots one out near motor and one near body. I am an engineer and you want to reduce bending moment and have force felt closer to body to remove bending moment on arms. I have a heavy 7" now with massive weighty battery and land by disarming like 6" to 1ft from landing mat. Learned to not land with props spinning to reduce prop damage and prop wash throwing mat up.

Nice thick pads, easy to trim for different heights. They work well, could stick a bit tighter.

The foam pads that came with my drone kit, were not so good. Lost 3 by third landing. Notice i said landing and not crash lol. Anyway, i figured normal right...wrong! The eudax foam pads have a stong adhesive! So much so, that im still on my first set of 4 pads out of 60!!! This includes good landings, rough ones, and crashes! If you fly over concrete like i do, these are must haves!

Okay, these can save a lot of wear and tear on your Mavic Pro & Mavic Pro Platinum. The bottom rear set, you just take a pocket knife, start at about half and cut downward. don't punch through it, It would defeat the purpose to cut it all the way through. You want to leave some padding for tge landings For the front feet I got a little more creative. I cut the pads to fit the same as angled shape of the landing gear. Then a few thin strips of duct tape and a dot. I mean a dot. Barely any super glue on where the end of the duct tape might unravel. Or you could just buy pads that are similar without fabricating at Fantom Drone Works. Website is the same, no spaces. I'm happy with those and they're rubber and not heavy like the regular plastic landing gear add ons. Those are big and bulky the ones at FDW are made out of a nice rubber. You can't go wrong with these thought for your Mavic Pro or Mavic Pro Platinum.

Super sticky first ones I put on still haven't fallen off yet not even come close and also comes with basically a lifetime supply of them with I believe three sheets of 24 per sheet so you won't be running out anytime soon if ever great products and doesn't add really any weight at all while keeping your quad safer on hard landings or just normal landings on concrete that eventually mark up your frame or start to do damage it would be great for people first learning as well as veterans alike

Perfect standoff for my laptop computers and my drones.

Works awesome on my drone

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I recently bought a Skyeliner freestyle quad frame from XHover and was surprised to discover that the landing pads included in that kit were identical to these. Good value. I now have a literal boxful of landing pad replacements for when they inevitably pop off.