🚲 Rhinowalk Waterproof Bicycle Saddle Bag - Bike Bag Under seat Rainproof Mountain Road, Professional Cycling Accessories Review

Good size seat bag for everyday use. For reference, I can fit everything at once: an inner tube (700x25), bike multi-tool, two tire changers, Swiss army knife, wallet, small notebook, iPhone 7 (without case). , a pair of headphones, a pen, two energy bars and a bunch of keys.

This is a great bag at a great price. I wanted to put all my tube replacement materials in this bag and it fit the bill. I love cross country cycling and 15-20 miles is not uncommon for me. I travel often to take good trails so I'm not close to home where someone can easily come and rescue me if needed. I carried everything in my backpack, but adding this pocket allowed me to pull almost 3 pounds out of the backpack. Also, I use the same backpack for hiking, so I get tired of taking things out…

This is a revised review. The first one I got was just wrong - some of the straps were in the wrong place. This rating is for a replacement that is perfect. This is a very good waterproof bag, perfect size for many things - for example MTB tubes + tools + CO2 + ultra compact case. And it's waterproof, seatpost compatible, and doesn't hang far enough for my rear wheel to hit the saddle all the way down and fully compress the rear suspension. Exactly what I need. The bag looks exactly like the…

I have quite a large cell phone, a Samsung Galaxy Note, which I keep in a leather calendar so it takes up a lot of space. This bag fills the gap between small hard-shell bags under the seat, which only fit a wallet, and large handlebar and frame bags. It's also made from a soft rubber material that can flex to hold various shapes, unlike many similarly sized bags which are rigid and oddly shaped, limiting their use. The clasp is unique; it folds and closes with snaps, which aren't as easy to…

Not quite functional. I have had several saddlebags over the years. They all worked pretty well. I took this one (1.5L) hoping to fit some more stuff in. Unfortunately, as other reviewers have pointed out, my hips rub against this bag because it's too wide near the seatpost. I'm average build, not insanely fat cyclist thighs or anything like that. I thought I could take this little annoyance, but after only 2km while dismounting I noticed that the straps had already become a lot loose and the…

The bag itself is well made, as good or better than similar bags I have that cost 3 times as much. but it has one major design flaw, the stiffening bar is installed in the same plane as the saddle, causing you to hit your legs when you push the pedal down. I've encountered this with other bags and on a long journey it's very annoying and even causes a rash. This is easily solved by rotating the stiffness plate 90 degrees so you can load it so your feet don't chafe. But the plate in this bag is…

This review is for the 1.5 liter seat bag. First the positives: The bag itself is well made, has a decent capacity and is waterproof. I can pack a spare tube, tire levers, repair kit, Crank Bros M19 and windshield in this bag. the backs of my thighs brush the corners of the bag. I fixed this by adding about 1/2" of spacer between the bag and the seatpost to push it further. My hips still hit her sometimes, but only when fully extended. Also, " Textured leather" not leather. Grippy textured…

I bought this because I wanted a saddlebag that could hold: 1. Spare hose2. Tire Levers 3. Quick Fix Kit4. multi tool5. My wallet6. iPhone 7 plus 7th car key. I was fed up with other saddlebags that didn't fit my phone very well and figured if I were to switch I would get a bag to replace the old saddlebag and top tube bag I was using. The bag does its job perfectly! It was easy to attach to the seat, holds securely in place and is easy to open and close. how it looks. She looks gross. I…

Seems like a solid little bag. I am planning to use it as part of a 2 day trip on a full suspension MTB bike with a dropper (+ large frame bag and large handlebar dry bag). --- Pocket size --- It's really just a 1.5 liter pocket. . Definitely not specified 2-3 liters. An extension is not possible due to the existing buckle system. Testing what I could fit in it, I was able to fit two 27.5" cameras, a small patch kit, a multi-tool and tire levers, leaving little space. I bet you can also install