ROCKBROS Bicycle Saddle Bag Under Seat - 3D Hard Shell Bike Seat Bag With Silver Reflective Strip for Mountain Road Bikes, Quick Release 1.7L

Solid

The media could not be loaded. It’s exactly what I needed. The hard shell design keeps everything inside well-protected, no more crushed energy bars or tangled tools. It holds its shape perfectly and doesn’t sag or bounce around while riding.Installation was super easy. It attaches securely under the seat and stays in place, even on bumpy trails. The reflective strip is a great safety feature for low-light rides, and the zipper feels solid and easy to operate, even with gloves on.Despite its compact look, it fits all the essentials: spare chain, multi-tool, torque wrench, patch kit, air pump, flashlight, and pepper spray. And there’s still plenty of space left for snacks and gels. It’s like a little toolbox that just disappears under the saddle - functional without being bulky.

Product as described looks good on bike time will tell if it's functional and lasts. And a fan of Rockbros for a while so far so good.

This is compact and well designed. Much nicer than the old soft one I had.

The media could not be loaded. ...place all of that stuff in this under seat case.UPDATE 3/1/21Contacted the company via email the night the zipper broke. They responded the very NEXT day. Told me they would be sending me out a new bag which I would be receiving 3/1/21 - I actually got the new bag on 3/27/21!Thank you Rockbros!UPDATE: 2/24/21Getting ready to load up my new bag for the first time and the zipper on the right side broke. It seemed tighter than mentioned in my initial review that follows and as I was trying to open it...snap - the rubber part came off in my fingers.I've seen two other posts where customers have run into the same problem. It is a nice bag and even though the zipper fob did break, the bag is still useful, just a little harder to open and close.ORIGINAL POSTI like the hard case and the amount of space it offers in such a compact size. There are two compartments - one large, one small - on each side of the case with zippers. The larger side has an impressive amount of space to hold tools, first aide, sun screen etc. , while the smaller side is more for a wallet, phone, keys etc.Mounted on my 2020 Giant Sedona. I was concerned about the clip mount fitting with the springs on the rear of the seat - it's tight, but it fit.The zippers operate pretty smoothly, but are a little tight around the curves when closing all the way (see video); a little soap may help. Obviously, I was only using one hand to operate the zippers while recording and they do operate easier using two hands. I'm sure the more they're used, the smoother they will become.The case appears to be well made and should hold up well. I like that in addition to the under seat mounting clip, there is also a velcro strap that holds the case to the seat post, so the chances of losing this while riding is not of concern.As always, I will update if this product fails in any way.

Excellent,much better than I expected

Allen head set screw did not hold bag in position, bag rubbed tire and tore a hole in the bottom. Waiting to see if replaced or refund. Not happy with it, so I hope for a refund. I have their tank bag and I love it.my brother bought one for his bike when he saw mine.

After hours upon hours of research, I decided to purchase this saddle bag from ROCKBROS. This bag seemed to check all of the boxes!I'll start with the PROS:Amazing capacity! The organization features are great, one side for small/slim items and the opposite for larger gear.Waterproof/resistant zippers were easy to manipulate with one hand and even while riding. Also love the ability to secure the zippers to minimize noise.Overall ease of use is great, never thought I could store so much in such a small place.Now for CONS:Width of back at seat post is too wide. I read a few reviews indicating their legs continually hit the bag with each revolution. I can confirm this does happen and it is quite annoying. Tried to trouble shoot anchoring methods as well as change mechanics of my cadence, but after 10+ miles of trail riding the annoyance is too much.Faulty Quick Release Clip:After recommended installation of the bracket (knob facing ground/ threaded end of screw up towards the saddle) the bag continually came unclipped. The result is the bag wedging itself between the back tire and frame, as you can imagine, this can be very problematic when riding. My tail light was destroyed ($20) and the light clip on the bag ripped and no longer usable.All in all, I could've gotten over the annoyance of legs hitting the bag while riding. The capacity and ease of use are great, the major flaw for me is the money I am out for a new light, and inability to stay anchored.