🚲 Waterproof Bike Phone Mount Bag by ROCKBROS for iPhone 11 XS Max XR - 6.5" Cell Phone Holder Case for Bicycle Review

I didn't like this bag at all which surprised me because I really like RockBros in general. Inside the phone (I have an iPhone XS max) the space is too wide (wider than the pocket for some reason) and has a double velcro system to keep the phone in place. The transparent plastic on the front is thin and not strong enough. The big thick strap that wraps it all around is completely unnecessary and doesn't add to the stability. The raincoat is just junk. Returned! I have a mount bag from Rad Power

I looked at a lot of them and ordered this one. It's slim, looks great on all my bikes, attaches easily and protects the phone easily. I have an iPhone Plus with a protective case and when I remove the rubber around the phone it fits in perfectly. It works great, it's so easy to get to and it never moves from side to side. The phone is easy to take out when you want to take some photos and then put it back. There is enough space under the phone part for snacks, whistles or whatever else you…

I bought a 5.8" bag thinking the other would be too big based on the pictures in the ad. I'm glad I did! This case fits my iPhone 8 in a Unicorn Beetle case (5 .9 x 3.9 x 0.55") is perfect and sits low on the top tube. The finger lock is covered with thin plastic so water and dust are kept out can get onto your device. Don't plan on carrying a lot of things in it. I wear my gloves for riding and cycling, but haven't tried to pack it all the way in. I think keys, wallet, travel snack and maybe…

Large top pocket that fits the Galaxy S9 with no problems. lots of storage under the phone but it's a large and unwieldy bag. definitely not aerodynamic. It's fine for my commuter, but I probably wouldn't put it on a road bike. The phone is held by a wide Velcro strap under an easy-to-grip plastic cover on the lid of the single compartment. it doesn't fit in a separate case like I thought. A large and strong velcro strap attaches to the head tube and two very long straps to the top tube, making

Took this on the 65 mile White Rim route in Utah. Holds up great on a full suspension bike and on rough roads. It continued to lean to the left, then I found I could fix that by tightening the main horizontal Velcro on the right side. The only thing to keep in mind is that your cables will run at the top of the frame. The first bike I installed this on had delayed shifting on my rear derailleur as it was tight. I also didn't use the phone holder like I thought I would. On a trip like this I…