🚲 Water-Resistant Bike Saddle Bag: Roswheel 131455 - Quick Release Bike Under Seat Pack & Pouch Review

Nice bag, but unfortunately didn't fit the intended bike because there wasn't enough space between the saddle and the tire

Poor material quality. Broke my first day on the singletrack. When I came back, I pressed lightly on one of the straps that wasn't torn, and it broke too. In addition, the webbing slips right through the buckle. This product is non-functional.

Compact but fits a multi-tool, small first aid kit and backup camera. Just off. I have a feeling that water can get in if it rains hard enough. I'm not an avid cyclist, but I ride to work when it's not raining or snowing and I don't think that's a problem for me.

As other reviewers have noted, this bag is probably smaller than you think. It looks pretty decent from the photos and dimensions, but it actually only fits the bare minimum and nothing else. I can put my phone, wallet and house keys in it and it fits just right. If you check your wallet, you can stuff a spare tube in it. This will work for me, but I want it to be a little bit more

The bag will not lock into its seat lock. I kept pushing it while driving as it fell over small bumps in the road. The velcro, while very small, was enough to keep it attached to the bike until it fell on my leg. One day I came home to find it had fallen completely and I had lost everything including the garage door opener. The bag was fine but the locking mechanism was unusable. Do not buy this item.

What's good? This saddlebag has a handy size, good reflectors and a practical strap for attaching a rear light. It has a nice stretch/woven pocket for keys and small items. It has a spare tube, my small first aid and repair kits, a pair of surgical gloves, a tube of sunscreen, a tube patch kit, a splint. Tools, a small Topeak torque wrench and a small iPump. And all this in a bag with compact dimensions (this is far from the declared volume of 1.2 liters). What's happening? First, the mounting…