🚴 Lixada Cycling Backpack: 18L Bicycle Backpack with Rain Cover - Waterproof, Breathable for Outdoor Travel, Hiking, Climbing Review

I had one of these for one of my bikes and I got another for another of my off road bikes. there is still enough space for something else. tools and some food. Honestly, there could be more, but... I don't want to give too much importance to that. I'm happy with it! The other one I have hasn't broken in 2 years of riding it on my bike. so they are not bad. Of course they are made in China. but the refills are not of bad quality. I suppose it could be like anything. Some people can get ripped…

First of all it's not a big bag so I don't think it's the right bag to have for travel needs or camping. This is perfect for cycling to work to take things like lunch and maybe some shirts and a sweater. I wouldn't recommend carrying documents on it unless it's in a plastic folder as perspiration will seep in. I honestly haven't found a backpack that prevents sweat from getting in, so I just wrap my papers in a plastic bag. I have mainly used this bag for group travel and commuting so this bag…

UPDATE***** I'm updating my review as I seem to be writing reviews too early. It was pouring rain and I put on the rain cover that came with it, it ripped when I put it on, that was one of the great advantages of this backpack! It also seems that the stitching all over the backpack has already come undone. It looks like quality. Not so much anymore :/***** This backpack is great! It holds enough product, comes with raincover, backpack mesh, chest/pet straps, various pouches. I have everything I

Motorcycling. The waterproof lid sucks a bit, but it helps hold water in a bit. I added a bit of parachute to the clamps so I can carry a motorcycle helmet in the trunk and it works, but it's clearly intended for a bike helmet. EDIT 8 MONTHS AFTER: So I grabbed this thing and stuffed it in my saddlebag and then wheeled it back and forth from the office on my bike. The anti-moisture coating inside didn't last long, started peeling off, but the backpack is still intact and functional. Just this…

This bag is an important piece of cycling equipment. It is very practical in any weather. The bag has reflective details, a small additional pocket for phone and maps, a small tag for attaching a rear light. A high-visibility rain cover is also included with the bag. It is compact, but at the same time offers a lot of space. I can easily pack my padded jacket in this bag and there is enough room in the side pockets to carry a few extra water bottles. I've used the bag in cold weather, it keeps…

I bought this a few months before writing this review because I wanted to see how useful it would be to me. I average 550 to 600 miles a month. First, it's very convenient. I'm 6'4" and 240 pounds. It fits me perfectly, very light, I don't even notice it on my back. Second, it holds more than everything I need for a day bike trip. Including rain gear, extra Shirts and layers, tools/sports headbands and gloves, first aid kit, snacks and energy bars, and a hydration bladder (only used once for…

Motorcycle use. The waterproof lid sucks a bit, but it helps hold water in a bit. I added a bit of parachute to the clamps so I can carry a motorcycle helmet in the trunk and it works, but it's clearly intended for a bike helmet. EDIT 8 MONTHS AFTER: So I grabbed this thing and stuffed it in my saddlebag and then wheeled it back and forth from the office on my bike. The anti-moisture coating inside didn't last long, started peeling off, but the backpack is still intact and functional. Just this

Media could not be loaded. This bag is an essential part of your cycling gear. It is very practical in any weather. The bag has reflective details, a small additional pocket for phone and maps, a small tag for attaching a rear light. A high-visibility rain cover is also included with the bag. It is compact, but at the same time offers a lot of space. I can easily pack my padded jacket in this bag and there is enough room in the side pockets to carry a few extra water bottles. I've used the bag…

I bought this a few months before writing this review as I wanted to see how useful it would be to me. I average 550 to 600 miles a month. First, it's very convenient. I'm 6'4" and 240 pounds. It fits me perfectly, very light, I don't even notice it on my back. Second, it holds more than everything I need for a day bike trip. Including rain gear, extra Shirts and layers, tools/sports headbands and gloves, first aid kit, snacks and energy bars, and a hydration bladder (only used once for…