🚴 Roswheel Ellen Tool: Compact and Durable Top Tube Triangle Bag for Cycling Enthusiasts Review

Lots of space inside. A disadvantage. It interferes with the sloping access to the bottle holder. A shorter bottle might work. I thought of cutting off the bottom of this cage as a solution.

I have a 2017 Specialized Rockhopper. It doesn't fit my bike. The straps are too small to get around the tubes. It would be easy to make the straps a little longer to fit most mountain bikes on the market.

This is a great bag but one thing that disappointed me is the strap is too short. If they made the strap 100 times longer it would be universal and would fit MANY more bikes. The quality is good. But because of this belt, it had to be sold.

This is really a very good bag, it has a lot more space than I expected and even with all my tools in it I have no problems with the zip it comes with one hand. It fits my mountain bike perfectly and works as expected. I would definitely recommend this bag to anyone who wants to carry their share of tools and not get in the way.

I've had other panniers like this one with stronger sidewalls that this one doesn't have. As a result, the pages don't stay straight as everything piles up at the bottom and the pages protrude. I think it's ok for the price, it serves its purpose and doesn't bother. But I'm replacing that with a better bag from a more reputable brand.

The bag is awesome! I bought it to ride on the trail near our house which is 24 miles so I can pack my water bottle, keys etc. I could also easily fit my keys and wallet with a regular 16.9 ounce water bottle, it's a bit cramped but nothing that bothers me or isn't worth buying.

I have had several Roswheel bags of this design. Although the picture shows the original model, the one sent does not match. Specifically, the zipper is on the left, not the right as seen in the photo. Seems to be a minor issue but try reaching into your pocket while driving if you are right handed with the version sent to me.

For under $10 this is a really good little rugged pannier for my Trek FX7.5 bike. It can hold a cell phone, a snack, a few essentials like tissues, bandages, and some money or a wallet. The zipper is positioned so that you can open the bag while standing. My only issue is that I can't put on a large water bottle and a bag at the same time because I have a women's bike with a incline bar. It would be nice if it had a reflector.