RotorLogic Genuine DJI Sponge Foam Pading for DJI FPV Goggles

DJI does a pretty horrible job of showing or explaining this foam - I may not do much better. It is a soft closed cell foam replacement to the foam rubber gasket that comes with the DJI FPV V2 goggles. The stock goggles fit loosely if you're head is a Medium to Small size. This replacement leaves a bit to be desired around the nose by just not bothering to try to fit. It comes with a comically small strip of foam you can add but the best tip I've found is to sacrifice the stock rubber gasket cutting out the nose part and using that in conjunction with the new foam - see the photo. You can see in the photo that the new foam is thicker but you can't see it's softer allowing a better fit. I cut out the nose of my old foam and then attached this new one - it's a bit sloppy that there's no joining them but then again it's perfectly functional. My first flight today with the new foam was light leak free.

Get rid of the OEM hard foam ASAP. This upgrade is a must. I don't know why they don't just include it on the new goggles but its so much better than that hard uncomfortable foam that comes on the V2s. A must have if you fly for more than 60 seconds.

This factory form is better then the OEM but not by much still leaves much to be desired and the after market one I s not much better either wish someone came up with something that works properly even if it comes in multiple sizes for different face types. Minus one start.

if you are having issues with light leak on your dji goggles, this is a direct replacement for the "hard" foam that comes with the goggles. this foam is softer and forms better around your face to keep out the light. there is a little piece included to be used on the nose piece, but it is thinner and allows a bit of light leak, but honestly for the comfort of this foam its a great trade and there is still less light coming in than the stock foam.

this foam pad changed the feel of the goggles for me. definitely recommend you buy this if you have dji goggles. just cut the nose section out of the old foam pad and stick it in the nose area. really not a hard thing to do at all and makes the light leak unnoticeable when flying.

1st upgrade I did before powering it up. I tried the original one and for my face there was a huge amount of light leak coming from the sides of my eyes. Now I only a very small amount near my nose which is bearable because it won't glare onto the screen.

Could do a little better job with the nose area. Still allows light to enter but using the leftover nose seal will limit this additionally.

Bad design. Does a nice job providing puffed up cushion around the eyes but the portion that should be blocking light around the nose is half-baked and a lousy solution. It is almost like they forgot that area and threw in a little piece of foam to cover up for the mistake. Much better solutions out there for cheaper $ if you search .