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Topeak Aero Wedge Pack Strap

After 1 ride, zip broke off, could go next to the canal to find all my stuff

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The 0.6l version is a handy saddle bag. Big enough for tire levers, spare tire, multitool and still a little room for something extra. But definitely not too big. Straps on the side are on the long side but you can easily hang behind the loop so it doesn't bother.

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The velcro strap for around your seat post is too short to attach, length is long enough however the attaching part is too short (now have to fill something up) which is actually not very nice. I will not buy the product again.

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Easy to attach and plenty of room for a spare inner tube and box of tire repair stuff. Rides only break down quickly,

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Very handy bag and ideal when you can't use a click system under your saddle. I found the following things in it: 2 inner tubes, tire levers, lock, tool and 2 cartridges with control drive. The straps were a bit on the long side, but if you put them double around your saddle rail, they are ideal length.

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I bought this product to keep with my mountain bike and transfer to my touring bike if necessary. The size I chose (micro) is probably better suited for a road bike because a small tire would fit better, but I was just able to get a 29 inch inner tube, a multi-tool, 2 tire levers and a small patch kit in there. This does make it difficult to open/close so in the future I would choose a size larger. Because of the shape, the bottom part of the bag is a little harder to fill. Other than that, it stays tight while mountain biking and I would definitely recommend it!

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Initially I had ordered this bag with the Clip mounting. However, it did not fit under my saddle. Fortunately returning the bag is very simple and easy at Mantel, the money was in my account within 2 days. At the same time the wrong order was still on its way to Mantel, I immediately ordered a new one which I received within 1 day. Bag fits perfectly, not too big and certainly not too small for a ToPeak Alien multitool, inner tube, set of tire levers (3 pcs) and two CO2 cartridges with control valve. I use the saddle bag under the saddle of my Gravelbike. Because the straps are too "long" it doesn't look very nice but you can fumble the straps away reasonably well. Also the strap around the seat post is a bit long or at least the Velcro could have been longer. Furthermore, a lot of bag for a very nice price and I am very satisfied with this bag you can take the most important things with you as described above.

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Good pouch that holds just enough.

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Just right for mtb spare equipment

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Fine bag not too big but enough space and by handy extra clips it does not move

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Topeak Aero Wedge Pack Strap Small is indeed small. Of course it looks better under the saddle of your racing bike than such a large "bag". But like Italians with their fashion, the eye wants something too, so it's just a bit tighter. With some difficulty I manage to fit 1 tube, 1 multitool, 2 co2 cartridges and a co2 pump. In my opinion they should have sewn the straps a bit more towards the middle. Now the bag sometimes wants to slide down against the seat post. By the way, I am very curious about the longevity. My previous bag from Rose Versand lasted 11 years.

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When graveling, mud got on the zipper; making it almost impossible to open

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first use on a multi-day trip with some off-road / stairs and the set was still in place.

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Perfect pouch. Sits perfectly under the saddle. Nice quality.

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Handy bag with me it fits: 1 29inch inner tube, 3 tire levers, 1 multi tool and windbreaker. Eventually the bag will tear at the straps. Then it will get stuck on 1 strap and you will have to replace it. Velcro for seat tube mounting is too long on my bike. Paint on seat tube is completely gone now. This is the 3rd bag in 9 years.

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Nice bag. First impression is good. Been in possession for those weeks

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This saddle bag is the ideal size to carry 2 inner tubes and accessories on your ride. It has a sleek line.

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A saddlebag that finally fits enough! Spare tyre, tyre levers, phone, keys... Furthermore, thanks to the click system, no fear of losing the bag and by tightening the straps the bag does not 'wag' while riding. In a good rainstorm, the contents do get really wet, but a little splashing water is no problem.

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The straps are too big for a road bike. The saddle strap is too long and doesn't grip the pannier properly. I also have to make 2 turns with the side straps so that the pannier is high enough and doesn't move. As you don't know how to tighten around the saddle, it moves and leaves marks on the carbon. What's more, if it goes down, it looks ugly on the bike. Another problem is that the dirt makes the zip difficult to manipulate and it's even more difficult to access the contents because the zip touches the saddle.

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The smallest version fits an inner tube + CO-2 pump + cartridge + multitool

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Great bag with lots of content, no trouble while cycling as the bag sits well under the saddle against the seatpost

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Very easy, tight fitting under the saddle.

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Easy to install with a large capacity, can move a little if the bag is not completely full

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I have unfortunately lost the contents of this bag twice while mtb'ing. Once at Schoorl and unfortunately today at Amerongen/Leersum. In my bag the zip 'crawls' up until it is completely open, resulting in an empty open bag. Also, the Velcro strap for your seat post is too big and it sits very loosely around your seat post. I would therefore definitely not recommend this bag if you are going to use it for the mtb. After contacting Mantel about this, they told me that others had not had this experience (I do find one on the Mantel site). So they can't do anything with the bag. BUT big plus for Mantel; they did send me a new multitool plus c02 pump because I had lost them. In short, neat solution but still a bad feeling about the bag.

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This product fits nicely under the saddle of my Trek XCaliber7 (also bought from Mantel) there's plenty in there, what I need can go with it.

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Disappointing quality

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Tasje zit stevig gemonteerd. Fijn dat hij een kliksysteem heeft in plaats van klittenband

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In itself an ideal bag were it not for the fact that the seatpost attachment sucks. Fabric wears through quickly, especially if it gets wet regularly. This causes the seams to loosen and the mounting strap to fall off. I cannot recommend it to anyone. I have already had this with several other toppeak bags as well. This is definitely my last toppeak bag.

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Enough space for 2 inner tubes, 2 co2 cartridges+valve. Easy to attach. Another toppeak bag came with a rain/mud cover. This is what I miss with this one.

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This saddlebag has enough space for : - 29 inch inner tube - tyre levers - multi-tool - missing-link chain piece - windcheater Because of the suspension straps at the end, you won't lose it easily because it is attached on 2 sides. This is different with the klick-system version, which you lose if that breaks. This is the second bag the first one broke after 3 years, attachment on 1 side broken.

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Great bag that still holds a surprising amount. I was looking for a narrow bag that does not touch my legs while cycling and it certainly does the job. I did put a piece of tape on my seat post to prevent the bag from dropping down while cycling.

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Good and large saddle bag that is easy to attach. Unfortunately with too long velcro though. Didn't really notice this when attaching it which unfortunately broke 2 of my cycling shorts. If your seatpost is wide enough then it's not a problem, but with a thin carbon seatpost it doesn't work well and causes broken bike shorts....

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my rain jacket fits in just fine, that's what it's there for

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Easy-to-install saddle bag. Ideal for an inner tube and repair kit. But too small for a mobile phone.

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Sits securely, does not wobble while cycling.

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This also comes in a smaller size, but it would be too small for me. This fits a spare inner tube and adhesive set+multitool with a bit of space left.

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A handy bag. Size M is also sufficiently large. However, for MTB use (which is what I bought it for), I would advise against it. The shocks the bag has to endure on an MTB are unfortunately too much for it. The attachment with the seat post quickly ripped off and the seam attaching the straps to the bag also came loose (is not repairable) and that within six months with one ride per week (MTB Utr. Heuvelrug). It shouldn't! For a road bike/gravel bike it is certainly suitable, but that is precisely not what I bought it for.

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Practical and solid bag that fits exactly what you need: inner tube, CO2 cartridge, CO2 pump + cartridge, tyre levers, multi-tool and tyre repair kit.

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Once you have it, you only understand how handy it is, very roomy, tight to mount (even though a way to get rid of the excessively long straps would be totally awesome).

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Totally fine! Only downside is that the zip doesn't open so easily when you put the bag tightly against your saddle

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Fine saddle bag. I opted for the narrow size and for me it is roomy enough for an inner tube co2 cartridge and a large multitool and still have a bit of space left for something else.

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Compact bag with good closure. Have the small one on my cyclocrosser. Enough room for inner tubes, tyre lighters, co2 bottles and a small multitool. And ideal that you can attach a light to the back of it.

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Easy to attach, right contents for me: 2 inner tubes, lock, tool kit, 3 tyre levers. Not too big, fits under your saddle. waterproof.

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Saddle bag L is perfect can hold 2 mountain bike inner tubes and a multi-tool and some extra stuff. The zipper allows the saddle bag to be made larger for long tours. For your mountain bike, the saddle bag is perfect for your road bike so I would go for a size smaller.

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Easy assembly and sturdy bag

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I chose this system because I want to be able to take off my saddlebag easily. As a result, the saddlebag does not stay in place as well as with the click system (which my friend has). It doesn't bother you while cycling but it is not very aesthetically pleasing.

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I bought the micro version with the aim of keeping a spare inner tube and tyre levers in it for emergencies. The 29" mtb inner tube just fits in it and keeps just a little space on the side for the tyre levers. It also has a strap on the outside for a rear light and a multi-tool pocket on the inside. By using Velcro down to all around the seattube, it will stay in place for a long time.

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Bag of good quality, and a nice capacity size.

Hearty fine this saddle bag. Not too big, doesn't stick out at the sides of the saddle or the back. Fits two inner tubes, a mine pump and tyre levers.