🚴 USA-Made 50 Strong Bike Bottle Holder 2 Pack - Easy Install Bicycle Cage Review

I had one of these on my bike when I got it 3 years ago and I'm so glad I found more of these! Won't scratch the hydroflask like other bottle cages and holds pretty much anything! (well, maybe not Nalgene) Hasn't broken yet and I don't think it will break anytime soon. I don't know why the reviews are upset that it doesn't come with hardware. Most frames don't do this and you're using the hardware that comes with the bike.

Works well. Holds a standard plastic water bottle VERY WELL. Can you ever 32 oz. Inside is a bottle of Gatorade. Inserting or removing will NOT be easy, but it is possible. A 20-ounce Yeti mug fits nicely. No worse than a plastic water bottle. We simply reuse Smart Water bottles. Fill about 1/4 full and freeze. Fill it up with water before we take off. The cage is made of flexible plastic and will hold securely. The holes match the screw holes on the bike. One of the screw holes is slotted to…

well I literally got them a few hours ago and wanted to install them on my mountain bikes and although the first one was fine I dropped the second one let go while I was around to install it and it broke immediately. The fall was from the center waist about 38" which caused the bottom end to break and this is the part that prevents that the bottom of the bottle slides out all the way I bought these because they are made in the USA however they don't seem very strong and durable compared to many

Although they are suitable for smooth rides, I lost 2 water bottles to impacts. I use Camelbak Podiums, which are normal water bottles. I installed them on a dual bottle mount that mounts behind the seat. I didn't know they left until it was too late. I used to have metal ones, for hundreds of kilometers this was not the case. But after a few years they started to lose their power, so I decided to try them. No more complaints, just want them to hold on. Now I check back after every big bump to…

From time to time things happen. I received these bottle cages quickly but one of the cages was broken. The "wings" were too close together making it too tight to insert/remove the bottle. I sent a message to 50 Strong. Later that day I received a reply that they would replace the broken bottle cage with no questions asked. What I received just two days later was a package containing not just one, but two bottle cages and two bottles, along with a handwritten note from a customer service…

I bought 2 of these packs a month apart. The first set was perfect and included screws. Pretty happy. So I bought another one. The second movement had 2 releases, 1 minor and 1 major. Small mistake was that the mounting screws were not included. Main thing is wide open, doesn't hold up well and I lost the bottle driving on a paved road. The first set I bought both had a 1/2 gap, the second set had a 1/4 gap, the free one had a 3/4 gap. The second set came with one clipped into the other to fit…

Excellent cells! I cut off the top tab and use it to carry 32 ounce bottles of Nalgene on my bike. They are flexible enough to accommodate large bottles and hold them very securely even on the roughest terrain. There's enough room between the center of the cage and the frame to add a strap if you want, but I've never needed one. The cells also do not appear to stretch; They still hold regular sized water bottles. My bottles do scratch a lot when used, but that's due to the dust and sand that…

Bought a pair of these for my two kids bikes. My daughter wanted one so I figured it would fit. My daughter is 6 and has a smaller bike. At first I zip-tied the crossbar to the frame, but that didn't feel good to me, so we compromised by moving it to the center of the handlebar and facing forward. This turned out to be a bad idea. We went on a family bike ride and when she hit a bump her 16 ounce water bottle fell out. There was just no tension. We slowly let her go and watch the beats until we

Superbly strong and economical cages. Much more durable than others at a similar price, it just feels like a stronger type of plastic and thicker. I've had 2 for a year or more, and the ones I just bought are add-ons for new bikes, not replacements as they just don't break. Two things that work particularly well for me: 1. They're a bit denser/smaller in diameter than some cages, so they fit nicely in a regular water or soda bottle, while many cages fall out. It also helps that the tab at the…