🚲 Iron Jia's Ultralight Carbon Fiber Water Bottle Cage Bicycle Rack Accessories | Total MTB Bike Path Water Bottle Holder for Cycling | High-Performance Cycling Parts Review

Very nice bottle holder. Beautiful carbon weave pattern. Holds bottle securely yet slides in and out easily. Bought 2 more for another bike. Good quality and value

Looks good. Very easy. It appears to be carbon fiber. The arms are somewhat flexible, the back is very firm. Fits snugly and snugly in my 24 ounce double wall metal bottle. However, the advertised screws were not in the package. For me this is not very important but a bit disappointing which shows the seller lacks quality control.

I'm not sure if this bottle cage is designed for this, but I have the bottle cage on the underside of the down tube so it points at the ground angle. Hit terrain rougher than pebbles and a water bottle will pop out and fall to the ground. To be honest I installed the same cage on top of the down tube and it seems to work reliably.

Lightweight but slightly more difficult to install unless you use a longer hex screwdriver. My double insulated 24 ounce Contigo water bottle fits in but rattles quite easily. My solution to the rattle problem: Wrap a water bottle in a paper towel. Inconvenient to carry, so this is my backup water bottle cage for long trips.

I've been riding this cage on my mountain bike for 3 months. It grips very well and securely holds a full-length water bottle even in falls and rough terrain. It's a good balance of ease of sliding in and out and holding power. Much better than the aluminum frame cages I've used in the past. While I'm not sure if it's actually carbon fiber, it's quite attractive.

I've posted the video in the extras I really like this bottle holder. Coffee cups rattled in my old cage. It really bothered me. One of the reasons I prefer to cycle to work is because I enjoy the quiet. My coffee clinking in my old cage was very devastating. This carbon cage is very light. It holds any cup/bottle, stainless steel or plastic, with a great grip. Plus it doesn't seem to scratch my cups and bottles. It fits snugly so it takes very deliberate movements to get the bottle into the…

I have been a keen cyclist for over 10 years and have used countless different bottle cages on different bikes over the years including some very expensive branded versions. They are just as good as the more expensive ones, in fact I had an $80 Bontrager bottle cage that lasted a lot less than these. I've been using three of these frameworks for about a year. Two of these are mounted on my gravel bike and one on my mountain bike, so they've been used on fairly unforgiving terrain and have held…