🚴 Roswheel 13656 Bike Saddle Bag: Essential Under Seat Pack for Cycling Accessories Review

Received it today. I had no problem fastening it under the saddle and the material and zip are very strong. However, I was surprised that it was much smaller than I expected. My Android phone and a small bottle of sunscreen barely fit in. I like the mesh pocket on the inside where I put the key. But generally too small for any gadgets, cameras or sunglasses. I'll keep it as it serves my purpose but thought I'd warn others about the size.

The Roswheel bike saddle seatpost bag is a fair price and met my expectations with one exception. The bag initially looked well made. It can be easily and securely attached to the bike. The bag offers enough space for cell phone, keys and wallet. I didn't expect this bag to hold more than these three items. The only thing that confuses me about the bag is the zipper mechanism. The lips of fabric covering the zipper's teeth, which I assume keep the rain out, are easily incorporated into the…

I got this bike saddlebag a few days ago and I am very happy with it. I had the opportunity to study and use it carefully. It's just the right size to carry an extra camera, mounting arms, a multi-tool, and possibly a small wallet and/or keys. I have a frame pump so I don't need space for a CO2 pumping system. If you need to turn this system on, I would recommend getting a slightly larger bag. This bag is thin but deep. It's made from quite thick Cordura and the zipper seems to be of good…

I bought this for my wife and she liked it so much I bought one too. I actually replaced a much more expensive Bontrager made quick release tail bag on my wife's bike and a Trek quick release myself. In both cases, the brackets on the back of the seat rails prevented the seat from sliding back on the rack far enough for the bike to sit properly. We both rode lightly on the noses of our saddles. They, on the other hand, can be fully mounted on the upright stays, giving you full saddle…