Bike Top Tube Bag Waterproof Bicycle Front Frame Bag Top Tube Bike Pouch for Road Mountain Bicycle Outdoor Cycling Travel Hiking

I needed one more top tube bike bag and I opted for this one that was half the price of another one I own. While there are some minor differences in the construction, this bag is well made and exactly the same size as the other bag I have by a different maker. The zipper works just fine and it holds my iPhone 15 Pro plus my wallet which is about all I care about. Very stable on my top tube and it's not bumping into my knees. I appreciate that it doesn't have any logo on it. Comes with straps that are really long and likely to fit most bikes. I put this on a regular road bike geometry and had plenty of leftover strap so ended up cutting the straps to size.

Very well made and installs very easily. Holds a good amount of stuff.

Feels secure on my bike, easy to zip/unzip, nothing has fallen out. Can fit a surprising amount.

Works well. Fits my phone, a small pair of gloves, a thin wallet, and my glasses pretty easily. My bike frame is a size small, so I occasionally bump the bag when getting off. Super easy to put on and take off and fits my gravel bike frame well. The zipper can also be tucked away to keep it from rattling the whole ride.

Nice bike top bag. Looks rather sleek and elegant and stays in place. Wasn't difficult to install and seems well-made. Not so wide that it gets in the way of anything.

I should perhaps drop it a star because it fits the bike well and is not so wide that it hits your legs. It is pretty easy to access but what I do not like is that the way it is held to your top bar does not hold it solid to the bar. It can move from one side to the other with only a light touch. If you ride on rough roads or lots of mile it probably would do some damage to your bike finish. It is easy to access and even when you are riding you can probably get gels or something out of it that is not the case with the ones on your saddle.

Great little bag. Big enough to carry the essential tools with room to spare, but small enough to mount it in a not so conventional place (see photos). As tools can be a bit heavy, I wanted a bag to mount low on the frame and this bag did brilliantly. A lower centre of gravity is a must regardless of what riding conditions you find yourself in. I tried this with a previousl top-tube bag, but it was too wide and not very rigid which caused it to rub the spokes. This one secured tightly and fully loaded, it still has at least a 1/2 inch clearance between it and the spokes. Even when pushing it towards the spokes. Disclaimer: I recommend gluing some additional vecro straps to it for added stability. The bag's straps provide plenty of overlap for this.

I really wanted to like this product. It's narrow so I wasn't going to bump it with my knees when pedaling. It's large enough to hold my beefy Google Pixel 6 Pro, tire levers, spare tube, and a pack of block gummies. The straps are really long so they need to be cut as needed...which can possibly be a problem if you want to use it on a couple of different bikes. Would be better to have a way to loop around any additional strap so it's not sticking out. The zipper is nice and easy to operate. I like that it doesn't have a big obnoxious manufacturer name on the side. That should all be great, right? Well, I had to test how waterproof it is. I mean, there's water resistant and there's waterproof...and there's a big difference between those. So to test this, I stuffed it with paper towels and zipped it up, making sure that the zipper was definitely up in its pocket as far as it could go. I put on the spray at the kitchen sink, just a light spray...similar to if you're getting rain, but not a down pour. I ran it for one minute, then dried the entire outside of the bag to make sure I didn't mess up my experiment. When I opened it up the paper towels inside were soaked through. So no, this bag is not waterproof. I'd say it's hardly even water resistant. It'll have to go back...I have no desire to have my phone getting soaked if I'm caught in the rain while riding. Another note - I have seen people complain that some top tube bags scuff and scratch the top tube. It would be great if this had rubber or neoprene pads to avoid that. I don't know if this bag will cause that problem or not - I don't want to take a chance with it, so I just took an old tube and cut out a section to put between the bag and the tube. Edit: I changed my mind and decided to keep it. This bag wasn't very expensive and it was even less because I got it on a Prime Day special, so it's not really worth it to send back. I hate riding in the rain anyway and I avoid it like the plague, so it's not actually that big of a deal. Plus I'm seeing that most top tube bags have the same thing - rain/water can get in thru the zipper. And this bag does carry a good amount, including my big phone...so it is mostly serving my needs. Changed from 2 star to 3. I will say that the verbiage should be changed because it's not waterproof.