Topeak Unisex Exp Wedge Saddle Bag

I've previously sworn by Topeak bags (pannier, saddle, etc) but my previous saddle bag failed badly (zip and wear). It was the latest version of the strap-based ones I'd used before but this one was rubbish and lasted less that 3 months (during which I was dreading having to open the zip). Many riders in my cycle club use the clip in version so I gave it a go. Glad I did. It seems so much more solid. It stays in place and doesn't move around which suggest it should last longer before wearing out. Will update this review if it fails too soon.

A good bag for my tools and little extras. Can even be extended for extra space. Comes with waterproof cover for rainy conditions. Fits easily and solidly under the saddle. The only downside, and it is a small one, is that the waterproof cover hides any light fitted on the rear of the Topeak. A small gripe. Product is pretty robust and well made. So good I purchased a second.

I needed a bag, that could take a multi tool, tube, tyre levers, small pump and my iPhone 6 plus, and more bits and pieces if necessary, it does just that, and when I open the bag fully the iPhone fits in with all the other bits and pieces its pretty deep when the zip is opened out, and it comes with a yellow rain cover, nice little extra, I had to move the saddle forward a bit, but that was something I had needed to do anyway. And you have to ask yourself this, is it possible for Topeak to make a pack that could fit every single saddle on the market ? I was prepared to try it with the thought, that I could send it back if it did not fit anyway, but all is good, highly recommended.

The Topeak Wedge II Seat pack is an excellent product, I already use one. I ordered the 0.8L model to fit to my other bike. It arrived with only one zip compartment and did not have the second zip providing an expansion compartment. Most of the images on the website show the Seat Pack with 2 x zips; ie, an expansion compartment. The last image shows only a single zip. The Topeak Wedge II models available are:0.5 L / 30 ci (Micro)0.8 L / 50 ci (Small)Please note that only the Medium & Large items have the expansion facility0.95 - 1.25 L / 58 - 76 ci Medium)1.25 - 1.65 L / 76 - 100 ci (Large)Do not buy this item until Amazon have sorted out the item descriptors on their website

Used on my longer road bike excursions so I don't have to fill my jersey pockets with the essentials. Fits a spare inner tube, multi tool, small puncture repair kit and some emergency lights, without the need for the extension zip to be undone. It'll fit my large phone and wallet with the extension too.Highly recommended, yet to use the rain cover but as its Britain, I'm sure it will be utilized very soon.Could be cheaper, but it's the best on the market in my opinion so I didn't mind forking out the extra few quid.

Very well made easy to fit my seat post is set at nine inches above the frame this gives a clearance of four inches from the mud guard.My rear light is now fixed to the bag and is pointing down slightly if extended the light would catch on the mud guard a minor problem as this could be clipped else ware. The bag sits firmly and does not move about it has a waterproof cover stored inside with plenty of room for spare tube multi tool and puncture repair kit .If extended I would be able to store a rolled up waterproof jacket in all a very good product.

Love Topeak. Quality product. I have the older strap version (large) which worked fine. Thought I'd upgrade to a smaller but quick release. Absolutely no way this can work with centre pull brakes (Classic Dawes Galaxy) and the clip position on the saddle/bag. Will try on my MTB but wanted small bag for Tourer :(

I have two of these, a medium and a small size, both are well made and very durable. The small can hold a 29" tube, a Topeak Mini 18, three tyre levers and a standard puncture repair kit and close comfortably but snug. Whilst the medium will hold all that comfortably without using the expansion zipper and if extended it can easily hold a waterproof jacket or another tube.Two observations I have made are that the bracket does not adjust sufficiently to be placed too far up the seat rails and that the medium drops too far down on my bike and rests on the mudguard; which when going over rough terrain causes an annoying rattle!