Topeak Aero Wedge Strap Mount Seat Pack

A snazzy little bag, it fits below my saddle easily using two straps and one velcro strap around the seat post. I managed to attached my ass saver underneath it too. The rest light attachment point is stable. There is room inside for a spare time, multi tool, tape, puncture repair kit with tyre leavers and space for some snacks and my keys. You can also extend the size with the zip on the side. It feels very solid and the zips feel sturdy.

Really nice quality, love the light loop on the back, good capacity and nicely expandable. Only gripe is that when pulled tight ahainst the sadle as i like it to stop it flapping around the zip is extremely difficult and acces on the fly. This doesn;t bother me too much as i just keep emergency tools etc that i rarely use so so not really a problem atall. I currently have fitted two road inner tubes, a lezybne puncture kit (woudl reccomend that too) a large multitool and a VERY thin and compact jacket. I also squeezed a couple of rubber gloves and a rag. All this before I even expanded it! Bit of an awkaward shape to pack but worth the effort, I always like to have the extra expandable space available if I need it as packing it back so small after spending half an hour fixing a punture is never fun. While the fixing mechanism isn't as quick and easy as the quick releases at less than half the price for the equilvalent saddle bag it is hardly worth bothering with the more expensive one, woudl highly reccomend this product. Just docked the one star for tricky acces

This saddle bag is everything I needed . It is waterproof, a good size, easily fitted and goes unnoticed while riding my bike. What else could I want? The size of this medium bag allows me to carry a spare tube, tyre levers, my house key, a tenner for emergencies, and my iPhone all in one very spacious bag. The zipper which closes the bag feels secure and of sufficient quality that I won’t have to worry about it suddenly breaking or falling apart. There is a second zip which allows a tiny extra bit to the length of the bag, but not really a huge amount. Fixing it to the bike is easy too - no need for fancy clips or attachments - just a simple but secure Velcro does the job. The reflective strip is a good addition too. I loved this so much I bought a second one for my other bike!

Great bag, I bought the medium, the best thing about this bag is that it fits my saddle, I tried the clip on options which I would have preferred because you can clip the bag off without having to remove straps but the retaining bars were just a tad too short so not possible to fit, i have a hybrid bike so think my saddle must be a little wider than a road bike. This strap on bag is easy to fit, just wrap and clip, once fitted it does not swing around, it is sturdy and I am really pleased, the only thing to mention is the height of your saddle, if your saddle is low to the frame the medium bag might not fit, mine just fit but it means I cannot attach a light beneath the bag on the stem of the bike, however there is a handy strong loop on the rear of the bag for attaching a light. The bag is really spacious, the only drawback for me is the fact that I will have to unstrap the whole bag, or remove items if left unattended.

Usual quality wedge does the job well

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 ;)

The difficulty with these is trying to picture how big or small they are without seeing them. I bought the medium, and had a plan to take my tube, levers, phone and a bit of lunch to work on my commute. It fitted: 1 Tube 2 Levers 1 tub cottage cheese 1 yogurt a spoon and my phone... All a bit of a squeeze, but perfect, did the job and no need to cycle with a rucksack with a few small items floating around in it. I couldn't fit my waterproof in there with all of the above, but substitute lunch for waterproof and all fits in perfectly well. So for me, it's ideal - No rucksack for work commute, albeit waterproof and couple of bits of fruit in back pocket of jersey; and on general rides, it fits all the bits you need. All in all, well worth it - Seems sturdy, and looks like it will last. Also fitted rear light onto the little strap at the back no problem, seems pretty well clipped on.

Great item fits in 2 x innertubes 1 x mini pump 2 x tyre release tools and tools for diy fixes ...

Prima tas

Muy buena calidad de los materiales. El que sea ampliable es un plus.

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 others. I would rather have one that won't create an issue if I switch it to another bike or get a new saddle. *Two nice elastic rings under the wedge for additional storage. I use it for the Lezyne Pressure Drive Hand Pump . Wow, amazing...you don't need a pump on your frame if you use this combination of products! *An attachment point on the rear for a light. Since I occasionally ride at night (sometimes unexpectedly if my ride goes longer than expected) this is a MUST HAVE. I simply put a red flasing LED light on the back of my wedge pack and if I need it, I switch it on. Really, there's no reason a wedge pack should ever be built without this attachment and thank you, Topeak, for understanding that. *Zipper appears strong and I expect it will take abuse. I abuse it by riding in rain, packing bag tightly etc. I will post if it ever breaks, if not, you can figure it is still going strong! CONS *Doesn't come in pretty colors. This replaces a really pretty blue one which matched my bike...but that saddlebag didn't have many of the features of this one, so out it goes. I also want to give a tip for those who were disappointed that wallet, cell phone and keys don't fit in this along with your emergency supplies. The purpose of this bag is not to hold that stuff. It's darn inconvenient since this type of bag is not designed to be easily opened to pull out one or two things and it's not designed for easy-off, easy-on if you go into a store. What you want is something in the handlebar bag family, for example, I have this one: Sunlite Handle Bar Bag, 2011 Model, Small, Black . You can put your wallet, keys, a snack and cell phone in here. If you have to lock your bike and go inside, you take it off in just a few seconds and carry it with you.

Excellent item and good value for money. Secures well and large enough for iPhone XS and spare inner tube. Good quality also so should last well.

This bag is very versatile and provides heaps of storage room. In its standard layout it easily houses a spare 29" tube, 3 tyre levers, a valve removal tool and a multi spanner toll and still has room to spare. But if you need to carry anything else it is expandable to allow more items to be carried. Added to this is the reflective safety strip across the lid and a mounting point for my tail-light. All of this adds up to make this a great seat bag.