🎒 Small Topeak Wedge Pack II Seat Bag with F25 Fixer and Rain Cover Review

Easy and reliable installation. Accommodates everything you need for the ride without adding bulk and looks great on the bike.

I love this bag. Perfect size for my coil lock, garage door opener, keys and wallet. The brace doesn't fit my Cannondale MTV saddle, but I had an old Topeak adjustable brace (no longer available) that I was able to pair with this new bag. Would get 5 stars if it fit out of the box.

Small size bought. It will easily fit any emergency/spare items you take on a trip (see image below). The phone is also suitable, but with difficulty. I wish it would just slip through. Probably better without a protective cover. If you want to add something to your backpack, choose one size larger. Haven't installed it yet so can't comment on that.

This is a great little seat bag that I use on long rides when I have a spare camera and energy bars with me. I have a "small" version. Pros: - Easy to assemble, compact - Sturdy and well made, looks good - Fits everything you need: a couple of tire levers, a spare inner tube and some small items like money, a small phone or some energy bars. - Reflector on the back for extra safety. - You can attach the rear light to the back with a small clip.

The small bag for me contains the following: 1 tube, 2 CO2 cartridges, 1 CO2 pump, 2 tire levers, 1 small puncture repair kit, 1 bike tool and 1 card case (2-3 credit cards ). I would say there is plenty of room for essentials. The mount is a different story as its slot width is fixed so it may not fit if your saddle is moved too far forward or backward rendering the entire kit useless. An adjustable holder would be ideal as it accommodates multiple bikes. A missed opportunity to say the least.

The bag itself is a good size and closes almost halfway for easy access to the contents. I was able to install a 700c tube, 2 tire arms, 2 x 16g CO2 cartridges with pump and a set of tire plugs. However, the mount is not adjustable at all. In my case, this tipped the bag down too far, preventing me from clipping my tail light to my belt with it barely pointing to the ground, meaning it wasn't as visible from behind. If your seat rails are lower than level, the taillight strap will tilt toward…