【Bone】 Bike Tie 3 Review

So I was very skeptical about this mount when I ordered it. I was wrong. This is an excellent mount. It's all rubber so it fully absorbs shock. I road bike 15-20 miles a few times a week and the roads aren't the smoothest, my phone has never moved. It's quite hilly and I regularly drive over 30mph and even if it's a bumpy road my phone is safe. For example, one of my teammates lost his water bottle from its holder on a bumpy road, but my phone was safe. Try it, I'm sure you'll be happy.

Love it. It fits on the bicycle handlebar and can be tightened according to the handlebar diameter. It keeps my Samsung Galaxy S7 safe during training rides so I can use map apps. This material is flexible (rather than rigid) and while it shakes the phone in an impact, it protects and cushions damage to the phone by reducing overload. Please note that there is a rubber material between the phone and the steering wheel. Just make sure you get the right version for your needs - one model is for…

I was watching test videos where the product was shaking like crazy and falling hard. Many other owners have had complaints of people falling and cracking their expensive phone. It is great. As long as you tighten it tightly, it will hold your phone very well. I haven't ridden my mountain bike cross country, I've ridden paved, unpaved, and gravel trails. He's holding up well. It also feels firm enough when pulled down and doesn't twist around the bars or stem. Clear view and access to the home…

I think the Bone Tie 3 was the most effective phone holder I've tried so far. The elastic snaps right around the gooseneck. The mount is compact and fits in the small amount of space it's allotted, and my phone hasn't bounced once after a season on my usual 20-mile loop, which has some bumpy sections. I used someone else's cell phone holder for the attachment. first time this past fall when my brand new phone crashed and rolled on the gravel. So I'll live with a deep scratch in the middle of my

I drive about 100 miles a week; a split between commuting and long commuting/training on mostly rugged country roads. Years ago I had a wired bike computer that eventually became obsolete and was never replaced because I wasn't a big fan of them. I've dabbled in wireless computing but found it was silly because I always carry my phone with me. One day I realized that the phone holder was for me; I chose one that was durable but also inexpensive. I finally came across the Bone Bike Tie X and…