Reviews of bikepacking bags. There are a lot of possibilities on how to strap gears to your bike and avoid wearing a backpack.
Finally, a frame bag that you can ride with even when it’s empty. Tailfin came up with an interesting concept, especially suitable for smaller but heavier items. However, you need to be mindful of the space between the frame and the tire—especially when the fork is fully compressed. Read more
Since I’ve owned this Ortlieb bag for five years, I can describe my experience with truly long-term use. And I must say that the test of time has kept it waterproof. It has decent capacity of 11 litres and excellent craftsmanship. Read more
Cyclite is not yet as well-known among bikepacking bag manufacturers, but their Saddle Bag stands out with its high-quality craftsmanship and unique features. For example, a plastic loop for a cup 🙂 I was testing this stuff on Tour Divide. Read more
A review of a set of two saddle bags from Apidura in the racing variant. These are intended primarily for minimalists and racers. However, they may also interest anyone who rides more off-road and needs to carry just a few extra items. Read more
Review of Apidura Racing Long Top Tube Pack. I found this interesting alternative to regular top tube bag, which can boost your storage options. On the other side durability can trick you as I had to star looking for alternatives. Read more
Review of Apidura Racing Top Tube Pack. The first rides made me love the bag. It is small, light and it opens very easily. But after longer usage I learned an important lesson. There is a flow in design… Read more
If you need a sleeping system on a backpacking trip, a seat bag is one of the best storage options. Choosing the correct size and type is not an easy task. You have multiple choices and non of them is the best option. Read more
