🚲 Multi-purpose Bike Handlebar Stem Bag for Food, Snacks, and Water - Ideal for Bikepacking, Touring, Commuting, and Insulated Storage Review

I also have a Revelate bag and I paid a lot more for it than this one and they are identical in design and build quality. These bags are perhaps the best bags in the bikepacking world right now. I understand that it is made in China and not in the US. I just spent a lot of money to buy a Big Agnes tent and sleeping bag and both items were also made in China. What are you going to do?

Half the price of a comparable Revelate bag, 90% functionality. Pros: Great price, lighter than comparable bags, mesh outer pockets, abrasion-resistant Velcro. Tongue (opening requires physically opening the top, which wears out the elastic sooner), lighter materials (durability will show over time). Buy this bag if you can live with tiny quirks.

I am very satisfied with these food bags. They work very well on my Pugsley and my Thorn Nomad MKII. The bag does not hang out because of the bag. The bag is attached with a very strong Velcro. The exterior pockets are great for storing small items, phones, wraps, etc. Firstly, with the Moose Treks brand, you don't have to re-encumber your house to buy this bag. I got my bag around 20.06. /19.I don't have enough data to rate the bag after long-term use, but I think it will hold up well.If…

I'm going to pick up a bike and I had to somehow transport a bottle because the frame bag takes up all the space of a small triangle (my bike is small). I saw a review from someone mentioning that this product is such a good quality/brand. So I bought it. Last week I spent a day riding gravel (my friends would say it's more like mountain biking on a gravel bike) when I gave it a try. I rode on a bumpy surface for a long time, but the bag stayed in place. The pockets were big enough for a set of

I liked the first takeaway bag so much I bought a second one to replace the Lezyne takeout bag. I carry 2 tote bags for long distance travel and gravel bike racing. I love that these bags allow you to carry extra bike products and hydration packs. They hold up pretty well. I usually keep my phone in the right pocket. The tie cords are easy to fasten with one hand but a bit difficult to open. It suits me, it doesn't let my gear scatter over big bumps. Comfortable length bottom straps with an…

When I first received this bag it was an improved version of the same but smaller and with one compartment. To me, Target is like the center console of a car. This thing collects my sunglasses, keys, headphones, etc. And sometimes lattes to take with me while I drive. It's great for that purpose and I can stuff enough stuff in it and stay pretty organized. As above, plus a small wallet, flashlights, a tiny cable lock, and a whistle. I even rolled up my windbreaker and tucked it in. Now for the…

I liked it, I bought a pair for other bikes and a pair for friends. While not as durable as the Revelate, for the price they are perfect! They're not really built to carry full water bottles, but I can! And so far so good! I drink a lot and that gives me an extra bottle on hot days. I always have two on my bars. One carries my phone and snacks (the phone because it's easily accessible for photos and when I put it in my pocket the lens fogs up) and the other carries different things depending on

UPDATE - After 1.5 seasons with this to-go bag I have to say that it's worth the money. . I bought a second one. When it rains, it absorbs more water than thick Cordura Revelate/Oveja Negra bags. And some of the stitching is beginning to unravel. However, keep in mind that this is 50-60% less than expedition bags. Unless you're doing 2-week overland trips, that's fine. And they're better at one thing - TWO-SIDED. Oveja Negra poop bags can be used on either side but you will lose access to the…