🚲 Epessa Bicycle Bike Storage Bag: Sealed Zipper Repair Tool Bag for Water Bottle Cage Review

So I can't rate the waterproofness, strength or durability because I just got it. But. I got some velcro straps and tied them to the frame of my recumbent trike and now I always carry a few basic tools with me. That's it, a nice cheap tool kit that looks pretty sturdy. I can install the two attachments I need along with the handle that fits those attachments. As well as a spoke wrench and a 7" bike pump. No, I can't rebuild a Chevy small block engine, but I have some road trip essentials for…

The Epessa is a solid alternative to a saddlebag. I had to remove my saddlebag to accommodate the rear radar and taillight and the Epessa looked spot on. After riding the Epessa at over 100 miles a week for six weeks, I can say it has exceeded my expectations. The Epessa holds more "stuff" than my old saddlebag, holds it securely, sits firmly in the bottle cage and offers better access than a saddlebag. One caveat: the Epessa didn't fit in my side-loading bottle cage, so I bought a metal-framed

This is a good semi-hard tool case for a mountain bike water bottle cage that just doesn't fit in a water bottle. Size see photos. Inside, when open, there are two "cargo" nets on each side. Enough space for a bike tool and a tire repair kit, you can also store a pair of gloves in it. It fits snugly in the cage, a nice detail on the back gives it a comfortable "snap-in" shape. It actually fits so snugly that it takes a bit of effort to get in and out, which isn't a problem, hopefully you won't…

Bought to store my stuff. I rarely use a bottle cage, but rather a hydration bladder. I was looking for something to stash tools, soda cans, etc. This bag seemed to fit the bill. I just love it. Big enough for my multi tool, two CO2 tanks and a mini hybrid pump with tire patches. For other purposes, I stuff a night light battery inside. I recommend using a plastic water bottle instead of metal, as the sharp edges of the metal will eventually tear the bag as you slide it in and out. Plastic…

First of all I would like to say that this bag is quite beautiful and looks quite durable. Mine had the "Wild Man" logo on it, which I find a bit odd. I bought it mainly for my Galaxy S9+ which is quite a large phone. It fits my phone without a case, but is quite tight. With a thin case on my phone, I have to squeeze the case a bit so it mushrooms to zip shut. With a case on my phone and a slightly oversized case, it still fits in my water bottle holders. However, I have old wire cages open on…

UPDATE - Change 4 stars to 5 stars. I've been using it for several months. Crashed. One bike has an old metal water bottle cage and the other bike has an open-sided plastic bottle cage. No issues with either, although the plastic mount initially led me to believe it wouldn't stay in place. Completely satisfied. ***** ** I used an old water bottle to hold the tools. Unfortunately, most water bottles have thin necks and are difficult to fill with tools. BENEFITS: The storage bag holds everything…