SYMIK Retractable Landing Gear Extension for DJI Air 2S & DJI Mavic Air 2; Completely Foldable Design, Can be Left on The Drone at All Times, Even When Folded; Very Low Storage Profile; Accessories

These are great for The Air2s but I had to do a very simple mod to The left rear arm - At first it would not snap in place so I used a small file on The rectangular opening & solved The problem - Great product for a Great drone -

Easy to install, folds up nicely, as advertised. But best of all: On my maiden flight, I accidentally backed up into a bush (despite beeps galore from the controller). After some bush trimming and a fall from around 5 feet, the drone landed (er... dropped!) safely. I attribute part of this fortune to this Landing Gear: the two gear back legs folded up against the done back arms, and one of the front gear snapped off. The result is a drone that still works just fine! And after finding the snapped-off part of a front gear and re-snapping it back into place, and re-extending the back gear legs, there is no evidence of my mishap!So, yes, it does raise the drone up a bit off the ground, as advertised. But better yet, and not advertised, is that this gear provides something of a "crumple zone", or shock-absorb, for those "bumpy landings" that you may encounter. I highly recommend this simple little gear for just this reason!Update after 3rd flight day: My drone again found itself battling some stationary chlorophyll-bearing entity in the park (this time, a tree), after some spirited sport-mode antics. The entity got a little trimming (it needed it ;), and again my drone fell down, this time from around 10 feet. And again, back gear legs absorbed some shock by folding up against drone arms, and a half of one of the front-gear snapped off (and easily snapped back on after). This time one of the drone's front arms folded up against its body. But after a tense minute of evaluation and reconfiguration, the drone and gear are back in tip-top shape! (well, a few of the props have a few nicks, but hey, that's not bad!) I continue to maintain that this $16 plastic gear is great protection for your $1000 drone, especially if you are a novice like me, who insists on zipping around at ground-level while you learn ;)

I don't review products often, but I thought this might be helpful for others wading through the tons of landing gear options as I initially had (and I am VERY demanding when it comes to my gear). So this particular landing gear set satisfies ALL the requirements I had. #1 The drone has to remain foldable AND packable (in a factory DJI bag or case) WITHOUT REMOVING THE GEAR. I do not want to waste time applying and removing landing gear before and after every flight (especially as I use this for work). YES, it achieves this perfectly. Everything folds and stows as if there were nothing there. #2 The gear has to be of high build quality/functionality, and not detract from the overall aesthetic. A+++ MARKS. Everything fits like it was engineered to an exact fit by DJI themselves. Very secure fit, positive snaps and friction holding without marking. It also looks AWESOME (better than the photos) and actually IMPROVES the look of the drone in general in my view. The black matches the propellers, and the matte finish matches the entire drone. #3 Does not effect the performance in any way. No noticeable effect to the drone's performance AT ALL, but it DOES add protection for the most sensitive components, the camera and gimble, by adding additional height between the ground and those components. I always use a landing pad, but if I had to set down in grass or other terrain now, I would not be so concerned. How would you like that stray twig in the grass, or sand being kicked up by the propellers putting a nice scratch on your lens? No thanks. I can't recommend these enough. The drone is more protected, and even looks cooler now, all for a very small price. It's cheap, it works. Stop thinking about it and just get it!

I like that they fold away without having to put them on and take them off every time I fly. Even though I have the beacons built into my drone I still put an extra on the bottom so I can see it when it gets away from me where I can't see the built-in beacons and these legs allow me to put it on and takeoff and land without having to hold the drone in my hand.

I tried the BTG landing legs that kinda replicate these, but I couldn't even get them to fit on my Air2S and they also ripped my stickers (I have a skin installed so It makes the fit quite a bit tighter and has a bigger risk to damage them)there is a review for these about shock absorption, umm that's just a fluke, if they break a fall by folding in, that's a negligible amount of resistance and I don't think It should be a buying point at all. they are higher quality from what I can tell and they do fit my air2s pretty seamlessly, however, if you have the silicone prop holder that I believe comes with the drone, the rear legs will block the space that the little knobs fit into, so you'll need to buy a separate strap to hold your props down.Overall, it's more pricey but I guess it's the only option that I've seen to work, so is it worth it? yes if you actually need landing legs to keep your gimbal higher up or props out of tall grass, but it's really nothin too special.

Count the legs on arrival, i got 3 legs not 4!