Dreamoon Panniers Waterproof Reflective Commuting Review

Bags are large and fit perfectly. It's also nice that you can detach the bags so you can take them with you wherever you go.

Love the look and I think it wraps around the bike. The only waterproof pockets are the large M pockets, there are 4 outside pockets that are not waterproof or waterproof. But overall I can recommend these bags.

The quality of the cases is very good. Although yes, I need them, but I ordered them as a spare set. So far my current set is working fine. This particular style and decent size are hard to come by, most of them are undersized so grab those big bags while you still have a chance.

For many years I have packed a bag and put it in baskets, this one is better as it has very strong fastening clips from inside, baskets at home, I stuff it with everything I need, and in the second i attach it to my bike, what a concept, with grooming straps i can carry it like a bag. very happy with it

Firstly there is a lot of space in this product which I like, it's also quite easy to assemble! With that in mind, I wish I could have written a better review. The packaging or the design is terrible, the left side of the bag was folded inwards to the tire so I adjusted the trunk before the ride but after 2 rides it started rubbing on the spokes! I commute to work at night and have to stop and carry my bag 4 miles to avoid further damage. I only wear a pair of shoes, work trousers and a work…

They did a hundred miles on the Wabash Trail in western Iowa over the weekend. Mostly gravel. But! We encounter dry dust on the way down and rain and mud on the way back. The bags have held up well. I have an Ibera pannier rack on my bike and they fit great. What I liked was the lack of traffic while driving. Everything remained dry and motionless. I had about 21 pounds of gear and didn't really feel it. Enough for two. There are also 2 straps on top to secure more gear. (sleeping mats)…

Oh my god how I've gone crazy from them! We rode 170 miles with this pack and it fell apart on day 3. Issues: 1. STITCH QUALITY: Stitches in high traffic areas are of poor quality. Day 2: The top/main carry handle started to loosen. There are only a small number of stitches in this high stress area and it will fail if lifted. Day 4: One of the top straps for attaching mats, a tent or whatever is half torn off (it was attached in two places and one was torn off). Good thing we had a spare bungee