🚴 LEZYNE Flow Bicycle Bottle Cage: X-Grip Holder for Sturdy, Easy Access on Mountain & Road Bikes Review

This bottle cage is perfect for me. I ride a fat bike and have a reusable metal bottle that fits perfectly in the cage. The cage flexes a bit to accommodate a bottle, but after that I never heard it rattle or rattle, even when hitting curbs and other small obstacles. After a few rides, I couldn't find any damage to my bottle either. As I said, absolutely perfect for me. Safe, quiet and doesn't overstrain my bottle. In all of this my bike fell over once and as soon as it spun a bit the bottle…

When I first started upgrading an old steel frame bike, I had to add two water bottle cages to hold enough water to ride around Florida. We have so many water bottle cages to choose from that I took a chance and ordered a few to have a closer look. Well, these Lezyne Flow holders won! First they are light but very strong - much better than some of the aluminum ones. For me, the main reason I chose them is because they securely hold 25 ounce Camelback Podium Chill water bottles with ease. The…

With a little modification, it can work well with stainless steel thermos flasks other than bottles. I was looking for an inexpensive alternative to Lezyne's top of the line carbon cages that would work just as well when used with Thermo's Beyond bottles. By default, flow cells do not grip stainless steel bottles well (a full bottle is better than an empty bottle), making them less useful as a cage in this application... ALTHOUGH with a little modification possible the cells to grip these…