Topeak Aero Wedge Velcro Bike Saddle Bag - 125 Cubic Inches of Storage

Kindle-Kunde: Tolle Satteltasche, ich bringe hier meine schwere Sicherungskette unter,

Germany on Sep 06, 2023

Kindle Customer: My old Topeak wedge bag finally wore out, so I purchased another one. Fits enough stuff in to do most running repairs, and doesn’t add too much weight.

United Kingdom on Sep 06, 2023

HELENA NOVAK: This was a present for my partner who is a keen cyclist. He was really pleased with it and has used it several times. Good quality and value for money.

United Kingdom on Aug 31, 2023

Client d'Amazon: Très satisfait est conforme à ce que j’attendais

France on Jul 19, 2023

AmazonCustomer: Quality bag but definitely smaller than one would think for a medium.

United States on Jul 02, 2023

Bee B: I hadn't noticed when ordered it it has a zip about half way. You unzip this and you can make it bigger, which is handy as I can then fit say my bike lights in.

I'd give it 5 stars but I managed to "break" the zip, not sure how, I just was pottering about my bike preparing for a camping trip then noticed the zip was apart, it had come apart at the top, one of the top teeth looked slightly kinked. Rather than trying to unstitch it all I pulled a tooth out at the very start, refed the zip, and stitched the start a little to make it all fine again and it's been fine since. So .. I don't know if the zip is weak or if I (without noticing) did something really clumsy and stupid - but it was a bit annoying and I'm glad it happened when I was at home. I'm now more careful.
Other than THAT though it's good and I like it, the extra capacity is really handy for lightweight trips, it does feel sturdy and I'm sure is waterproof.
PS with these things it's easy to fit them upside down, I've done it more than once. You want it so if the zip is a little undone stuff doesn't fall out ;)

United Kingdom on Jul 01, 2023

B. Murphy: Like others have said, a zip tie is pretty much required for the part that mounts to the post. The strap is way too long and doesn't attach to itself enough, so the bag will slide to the side if more support isn't added. Not sure what happened there. The rest of the build quality is great.

United States on Mar 27, 2023

Herm: Has a decent capacity capable of holding (at least for me) two inner tubes, levers, multi-tool, and a bike light without needing to use the expansion zipper. The rear light can easily be clipped onto the back of the bag. As for water-resistance, it seemed to prevent items inside from getting wet while riding through a downpour. Minor issues with the bag is the looseness of the straps or leftover straps unless you do a bit of finagling. This includes things like wrapping the seat post strap once more to stick to the velcro to the other side and to make sure the bag is tight to the seat, double loop it around the rails of the saddle before clipping it in. This would make the zipper a tad bit difficult to access.

United States on Jan 24, 2023

Jeffrey W. Travis: I bought this seatpack after the taillight mount failed on the Chinese made bag that I had previously. The taillight mount on this bag is very secure. My only gripe about it is that when the bag is mounted, the light angles down; I mostly solved this problem by stuffing a rolled up piece of inner tube underneath the taillight to push the bottom out and make it more vertical. The bag is quite roomy inside, with plenty of space for 2 tubes, 2 CO2's, tire levers, and a multi-tool. I could wish for a better mounting design, but a leather toe strap for reinforcement makes that a moot point. Overall I'm pretty happy with the bag after 9 months of use.

United States on Jan 04, 2023

EJ: The wedge under your rear bicycle seat has a humble function--to transport the stuff you need to get back on the road in case you get a flat or another mechanical problem.

You wouldn't think making one would be rocket science, but, in fact, these items do actually differ significantly one from the other. Most I've used are decently well made, but the difference is in the little extra things you might not have thought to ask about before you pick one up!

PROS

*Perfect size. Like Goldilocks: not too big ,not too small, just right! A small-size pack is not going to hold everything you need and a larger one is not going to fit neatly under the seat. When packed carefully, this holds: two extra tubes (when I ran over some briar thorns in California and instantly created Swiss cheese out of TWO tubes I realized, really, you need two!), patch kit, three tire irons, a multi-tool and $20 extra cash.

*Attachment to the top portion of the seat uses velcro strips and buckles rather than a plastic "T." At first I liked the plastic T design, but I later realized this design can be very easy to install under some seats and a pain (possibly even impossible) under...

United States on Jul 23, 2013