🚴 Rainproof Bicycle Saddle Bag: Ultimate Waterproof Bike Bag for Mountain and Road Cycling Review

Used on a 250 mile bike ride. All of my gear stayed dry for two days and my back and buttocks were still clean. A small belt adjustment was needed after bumpy descents, but nothing that could wait until the next stop. Highly recommended

The bag worked as it should. I recommend if you are planning a long trip to get a larger 10L. This Didi is enough for a cozy night, but you may need more for longer trips. When I bought it I thought it was a buggy but that didn't happen. It was very firmly in place

I have ordered 3 different sizes of this saddlebag and have not used it extensively but found it to be an amazing quality product considering the price. They appear to be very well made (same and better than the more expensive products I've had) and attach well to my bikes. At this price you can hardly go wrong! I've had and sold many saddlebags over the years (I've worked in the bike industry) and they are equal and better than many but at a very reasonable price. I'm curious how they hold up…

I bought a 5 liter backpack for the TNGA Bikepacking Race. During a full load test ride on a small hardtail bike, I had to make a few simple modifications. Fully loaded and on really hard, jumpy terrain, the beginning of the load loosens enough that the pack rubs against (my) rear tire. Also, a 4 ounce bottle of tire sealant exploded inside the packaging and it didn't come out of the packaging, so I can confirm it's waterproof. It has multiple attachment points that allow me to add a few ropes…

As with the Rhynowalk handlebar bags, this bag would be perfect if it included a one-way air valve to release air while compressing the contents. However, this beanbag is excellent. This kept everyone completely dry during sustained heavy rains. I also didn't notice any wobbling or sagging in the bag while riding. There are multiple options for tail light placement depending on how crowded it is. This is a good feature for driving on the road. In the front third of the bag there is a real…

My son's explorer squad recently went on a 30 mile bike hike. Instead of baskets I bought these for him to carry his sleep system. He could pack and compress a hammock, two duvets, hammock straps and an air cushion in this bag. While driving, he would tuck a sweatshirt or jacket into the shock absorber straps. (The rest of the gear was in his hydration bladder or handlebar bag.) He said it was easy to pack, easy to attach and easy to ride. It didn't wobble at all and didn't fall on the tire at…

I've had mine for 6 months now and it's still in perfect condition. I use mine primarily for commuting, about 120 miles a week, this bag also works well for bike packing. It's got a lot of capacity, I've ridden in a couple of big storms, and it's totally waterproof. I can fit 2 pants, 2 shirts, a light jacket, a full bike repair kit, 1 pair of socks and a small gym towel. 2 things to note: With full gear the saddle can wobble a lot when running, this can be solved with a good velcro strap held…

I bought this "Budget Option" to save some money in preparation for the Baja Divide. I spent so much on all the other bags and gear I needed to pack my bikes that I wanted to ease the pain a bit. First let me say that this saddlebag survived the Baha Divide route, 1700 miles of one of the toughest rides ever. you will find it everywhere. That alone is impressive. That's why I say it's not for tough off-road use: the bag attaches to the saddle with a strap that runs through rails on the back of…