🛺 Everrich 2-Pack ATV Fender Bag: Ultimate Cargo Storage Solution for ATV, Dirt Bike, and Hunting Enthusiasts Review

They look great on my husband's ATV. He can't wait to use them once we can head to the mountains for a much needed vacation.

I bought this product about 8 years ago. The previous ones lasted until the beginning of this year. So far they seem to be holding up. It hasn't rained yet. They aren't as durable as the high-end brands, but for the money you're paying, they're worth it.

I bought these wing bags because the price was very cheap. Two bags are about the same price as one of the other. I also like that they are black instead of camo since my quad is orange with black accents. I think they might be a bit lighter than my friends but they are perfect for my purpose. They fit well at the top and bottom and have a zip flap for protection. I'm new to ATV accessories so this was the perfect first purchase.

The straps are a bit tight on my Honda Rancher Fourtrax 420 fm1 but the bags themselves are great. I have two large pockets filled with tools, one of the top pockets holds charging cables, gloves, gps etc, the other top pocket holds some provisions for long trips and the mesh pockets are perfect for drinks and a gun. No problems with zippers or anything like some reviews say. The bags survived several deep river crossings without any problems.

Great concept and definitely worth it. I installed them on a 2018 Yamaha Kodiak that is used regularly in the Alaskan outback. Since there is no attachment point at the bottom of the bag to hold it in place, I installed two eyebolts through the bottom panels on each side. They are not water repellent but are slightly more water repellent than a cotton shirt in a wet t-shirt competition. The zips are obviously not waterproof, so if you drive through swampland they will flood. Once water enters…

I took 700 for my Kodiak. The velcro on the tape is not very good and I found it useless for my application. One of the straps broke off when the cable was first attached to the ATV. This is junk now. I installed a kit on my C pillar and it has a mini air pump, tire plugs and other bits and pieces. So far they have stayed dry even after a wash after the ride. If you plan on using them on your fenders (Yamaha Kodiak/Grizzly) there aren't many straps to strap them on unless you thread the straps…

This is an extremely affordable bag that will barely fit a 2011 King Quad 750. 2 walkie talkies got wet in the bag but there was water in it. They're not bad bags for the price, just be careful what you put in them. The material is also very thin. Yes, there are much better bags out there, but you pay more than double or even triple what you pay for a bag. For $25 you get 2 pockets suitable for storing emergency supplies, light tools and water bottles. Which I have now used in mine. There is a…

Okay, get that out of the way. These are NOT the highest quality bags you can buy. BUT, these are the cheapest bags you can buy (you get two for the price of one). They will NOT be truly waterproof. Light rain? Of course. You can easily fix this with one of the many waterproofing sprays that Revain sells. I used Rustolium Never Wet. Two-piece system, 100% waterproof on items that don't flex a lot. You only need 1/4 of a can to cover both, so you can use the rest for other things. The zippers…