🚲 Enhjoy Ultra-Light Full Carbon Fiber Water Bottle Cage Holder for Road Bike and MTB - Pack of 2 Review

Just good. Really light but doesn't hold the bottle tight. I believe if you get a bump the bottle will fall. My bottles are camelback insulated, not cheap bottles. My Probike bottle cages I had before were 20 grams heavier but had a good grip on the same bottles. I don't know if I should replace my aluminum Probike bottle cages with regular carbon bottle cages.

I fitted these to my bike and loved the look for the price and they worked very well for a couple of rides until my group passed a stretch through a small Track drove hit a small bump in the gravel, a bottle flew into the air. Only the vertical cage loses the bottle easily so now I know to just toss that bottle in my jersey pocket as it heads towards the gravel and all is good.

Someone has already said this, even with pictures, but I can confirm these cages hold a bottle of Camelbak Podium very well. Tight enough to feel secure but not so tight that you almost break it when you pull it out for a drink. My cages (I bought 2 packs) were in perfect shape with no stains or rough edges. They came in a double plastic bag which was nice. I received mounting hardware (screws and washers) for both.

. For a while I was looking for an inexpensive carbon cage to fit my 25 ounce CamelBak Podium bottles. Looks like the reviews for these cages are either bad or not, so here it is. These fit well. The bottle is tight, but it doesn't take life to pull it out. It seems to fit well around the bottle. Haven't had a chance to try them out because the bike hasn't been built yet, but based on the feel and my current cages on my current bike I assume I won't have any issues. I ride on the road, not…

The bottle slides easily in and out of the cage. The cage keeps the bottle in place even on a very rough road! I'm not worried about the bottle flying out of these cages and they look great. Highly recommended. Update 6/13/19 - used cages during Dirty Kanza 200 and didn't lose a bottle. The track was very difficult and these cages kept my bottles in place. Many other riders have lost their bottles, nutritional packs, pumps, and even saddlebags on the road to being thrown or ripped from jerseys…

Over the years I've always had good luck with charcoal bottle holders. Due to the nature of the terrain I would be riding on, I was somewhat reluctant to fit cheap brackets to my gravel rig (Giant Revolt). I said damn they're cheap and I can always buy one if I need to. I've ridden it about 300 miles on gravel and haven't lost a single bottle yet. They are tight and offer good protection against falling bottles on uneven terrain. I use standard water bottles with no problems. YMMV based on the…

UPDATED: After ordering several of these for multiple bikes I found that there are big differences between batches. Some of them are accurate and work great. Others are too loose and turn into bottle launchers if you hit a big bump. Just lost a bottle of Podium today :( ORIGINAL REVIEW: Lightweight, looks well made. The holder fits perfectly with the CamelBak Podium bottles. Great value for money. I've driven it a few hundred miles now and have had no problems The lower lip looks wider and has…

Great Bottle Cages. Sturdy enough, especially considering the price of carbon frames. I almost don't care that they're carbon. The design is excellent. Keeps the bottle very stable even on somewhat bumpy gravel rides. However, the bottle stretches well when pulled from both the left and right sides. The bolt hole design is excellent too, with enough room for a larger hex bolt and deep enough so the bolt head doesn't damage your bottle. I also like that the cage itself keeps your bottle about…

Good first of all, these appear to be very strong carbon frames, super light, love the lack of decals or design, they just go elegantly with my black bike. They hold water bottles tight, I've had other cheap cages that were too loose and lost bottles, they seem to hold them tight which is perfect. The reason for the three stars is simply that one of the cages has some blemishes that have survived. control control. Small dents on the carbon, a few sharper edges in some gaps etc. It works well…