🚲 CestMall 1.2L Bicycle & MTB Cycling Saddle Bag with Waterproof Back Seat Pouch, Bike Repair Tools Pocket Pack and Reflective Stripes - New Black Review

I'm a regular cyclist and have seen great stuff at local sporting goods stores, let alone more expensive ones. That's why I have Prime, right? It fits perfectly under the seat, attaches quickly without tools, and holds my small tools. I don't take a few things with me because honestly I don't know how to fix them anyway, so that's good for me! I would buy again.

For this price you can't expect better. Beautiful appearance, lots of storage space and great looks. It has everything you need for a great ride. Bag shown has 27.5 x 2 hose/liner, 2 CO2 refills and trigger, allen wrench, 2 tire levers, glue free patch kit. The only weak point are the two side brackets, which are not adjustable. The straps keep the bag in place and dry throughout the journey (punishment).

Too small for me, very awkward to get to and just not super high quality. The access zip is snug against the seat and a little difficult to open. The bindings are just a couple of velcro straps and wobble a bit at the end (my last saddlebag had hard plastic bars attached to the seat frame, very strong). All in all a decent bag, especially for the price. I'll use it for a while and see if I can get used to it.

At first the bag seemed to work but after a few uses on the mountain bike I noticed that the straps tend to slip leaving the bag hanging a bit loose , leading to a tear. Size wise it fits a tool kit, patch kit and tube which is just what I need for my travels but maybe the weight is too much for that. I used it once in the rain and everything inside stayed dry. Unfortunately I will have to replace it.

Holds a surprising amount. I have a bike multi-tool, 29" inner tube (big!), a full set of patches, 3 large tire scoops and a one-off chamois! Looks good and I like the buckle closure system. turns on and off. The reflective edge is "the real deal" and illuminates well. There is a pull tab on the back for an attachable red light should you use one. I would give it 5 stars but I'm just a little skeptical about the stitching that attaches the under seat straps to the bag itself. I wish the…

For this price you can't expect anything better. Beautiful appearance, lots of storage space and great looks. It has everything you need for a great ride. Bag shown has 27.5 x 2 hose/liner, 2 CO2 refills and trigger, Allen multi-tool, 2 tire levers, non-adhesive patch kit. The only weak point are the two side brackets, which are not adjustable. The straps keep the bag in place and dry throughout the journey (punishment).

Too small for me, very difficult to access and just not very high quality. The access zip is snug against the seat and a little difficult to open. The bindings are just a couple of velcro straps and wobble a bit at the end (my last saddlebag had hard plastic bars attached to the seat frame, very strong). All in all a decent bag, especially for the price. I'll use it for a while and see if I can get used to it.

At first the bag seemed to work, but after a few uses on the mountain bike I noticed that the straps tend to slip causing the bag to hang a little loose causing the bag to hang a little loose Tear. Size wise it fits a tool kit, patch kit and tube which is just what I need for my travels but maybe the weight is too much for that. I used it once in the rain and everything inside stayed dry. Unfortunately I will have to replace it.

review of the fancy Rosewell 1.2L polyurethane bicycle and mountain bike saddlebag. Bought before a trip to Moab and it failed the first trip on the first day. You can see in the photo that the side materials of the bag are so thin that you can see through the material (like it's a bug screen). ERROR MODE: The top "seat tether" failed 40 minutes into the ride. Once this releases the seatpost strap that was detached from the saddlebag. Pros: Great for showcasing a bike for sale. Cons: Roswell is