Reviews over the
BBB Cycling SealTank BSB-62
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5 / 5
A handy, slim bag
I bought a pouch for my EpiPens. It’s ideal. Because the pouch is so slim, you don’t even notice it’s there.
Pros & Cons
2 / 5
A lovely little bag, but not well designed
I don’t know how it would hold up, but I’m not confident that the tab used to open and close the zip will last very long. When you close it, the tab folds over because the eyelet is too small. That’s why I returned it straight away. Furthermore, the bottom is flimsy. As a result, even when bolted on, the bag will rub against the top tube. That can be prevented with a bit of insulating tape, though.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
nice little bag
Personally, I don’t find saddle bags very attractive, nor do I find them very practical for storing things like car keys. I’d rather keep them in plain sight. This little bag fits neatly behind your handlebars and has just enough space for all your emergency essentials. The bag is reliable and, in my opinion, looks neat and modern. The Velcro can be a bit annoying if it catches on your clothes or when you’re cleaning.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Earlier should.
Stuff loops under reach during the ride, easier than on your back.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Practically compact
I was looking for this to carry some small stuff like keys, small wallet, etc. phone charger, etc. For that, this one suffices just fine. (It can hold even more than that). It is easy to mount with velcro or bolts. The bag is has a very neutral look and therefore goes well with any bike.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
very happy with this nice bag on my bike
very handy for storing a few gels so you can easily consume them while riding. Or big enough for your arm pieces. Also too small to hold your phone, but I don't mind because I have it in a waterproof pocket in one of my shirt pockets.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Good storage space only well...the Velcro strap
Works well, but I would never buy one with double-sided Velcro again. For me, it has more disadvantages than advantages.