SKSAE 10368 Cagebox Storage Container Review

I like everything about it. I can't say anything bad except that my HTC ONE M7 phone barely fits in it. I really have to force myself. Many of the new phones are larger than their predecessors. Keep that in mind if you plan on storing your phone in it and it's wider than my phone. Other than that, great option!

I have two bottle holders on my racing bike. As I use a Camelbak Podium Big Chill water bottle in one of the mounts, which is the only one that fits in it as it's also tall, there isn't enough room elsewhere for the SKS Cagebox storage bin. In his defence, I'll say I'm a short guy and my bike is 51 meters long. In short, if you have a Raleigh Revenio 2.0 51mm, you expect this bin to just fit in the bottom of the cage.

This article is a joke. It's nothing more than a water bottle with a different cap. That doesn't really last much. My pump, which is quite small, didn't fit, almost fit, but was too big. I could put a pipe, compact wrench and plastic tire wrench in a cage, that's all. My phone (Galaxy S9+) didn't fit and neither did my wallet. Save here and buy a bag under the seat or attached to the frame, this is much more practical than a boxing cage, which at first seems like a good idea but really isn't.

9" pump requires either frame mount, jersey pockets or tool roll; at least that's what I thought. But this container is a game changer. It fits perfectly in my bottle cage, has enough room for my pump and doesn't draw the attention of critics. The design is lightweight, similar to a water bottle, and fits your pump, spare tube, multi-tool and tire levers. with a pocket that allows the contents to slide in and out as a unit, saving you the hassle of catching a rubber hose attached to the bottom…

I have several bikes. Most of my bikes have racks, saddlebags, etc. to carry whatever I need. But I keep my road bike (Specialized Sequoia) skinny—no racks or bags. I'm by no means a weight advocate (it's silly to worry about grams when I'm over 200 pounds). I don't use cages on the frame. Instead of carrying an extra hose and tools in a tank top, I can put those items in a cage box and put them in an empty bottle cage. A few advantages - light weight, doesn't clog pockets and I can leave it on

Nice quality made from durable plastic. Has a cheap and thin but very functional case that keeps everything as quiet and beautiful as advertised. Enough room for a Planet Bike Micromite pump, a large Samsung Ballistic flip phone, a flat rep kit, a quickstick lever, a credit card, an ID card, keys, a rolled up card and of course your secret decoder ring. YOU CANNOT INSTALL A SMARTPHONE. But it should be obvious just looking at a standard water bottle cage. Smartphones are larger than the…

It's a bit cheap but not expensive, and it has room for a pair of tire changers, a multi-tool, an extra camera, a pair of small glasses, a credit card and a hair stick. Can't decide if it's worth the compromise as it forces you to take one less bottle of water with you. I haven't traveled with it much - will update later. One thing I will look at is how well it stays securely in a water bottle holder. Note: If you have a frame pack or something above the bottle cage, this thing is pretty big…