🧳 GIVI Gravel-T 35L Unifit Saddlebags: Left & Right GRT709 Review

They don't hold up well at all. Literally ripped apart after getting caught on a small branch. I highly doubt they will survive the fall. $600 wasted and now I'm going to invest in Mosko which I should have gotten :(

Bought these elsewhere but really like them. I have them on my Tiger Explorer so they won't do a lot of off-road miles, but not a lot off-road. I've also been in a few showers and everything in the bags came out dry.

It's just incredible! I wanted padded bags for my KTM 1190 Adventure R for security reasons (see hard and soft luggage on YouTube) and I wanted something that would attach to the trunk. They are supplied with panels ready for installation. The quality looks fantastic and the water resistance is everywhere.

Firstly they are NOT 35L. About 26-27 liters by my calculations. Even if you add side pockets, you still don't get another 8 liters. Givi exaggerates. They're narrow, tall and tall - just what you DON'T need in a holdall. The main pockets have large vents at the bottom to keep water and dust out. Using the provided stuff sacks is not an option, it is a necessity. They're fairly heavy for soft luggage - with adapters, they weigh about 8.5 pounds on each side, which is only 3.5 pounds lighter…

I bought these and took them to MABDR. They are easy to install but I wish you could install them below. I can say they endured a full rainy day with no issues or leaks, but that's where the pros stop. These bags are essentially imitation Mosko Moto bags and do not give you an indication of the weight of the bag. I was putting my bike around a muddy corner at a brisk walking pace and it tore the seams on the mounting plate on 3 or 4 sides and Givi will not stand behind their product. Guarantee…