arundel Uno Seatbag

was able to get the items from my sticky pod into this and under the seat. hadnt ran a bag under my seat for some time as they have always been larger than i like, this one is nice and small in size.

I did a ton of research on seat bags. After putting way too much time and thought into something as simple as a seat bag, I decided to go with this small, simple and clean bag. I guess some of the photos were a little misleading as to the petite size of this thing, but man it's tiny! The nice thing is, you can still pack quite a bit to help you get home in case of a flat. One of the main reasons I took so long to pull the trigger on a bag is because I know they are generally shunned as being unsightly and heavy...but they still serve a very important purpose! Often times I'm riding before I work the evening shift and I will go for 30+ miles away from home during the middle of the day when most people are at work, that means if I get a flat, I'm stranded.I have this stuffed with 1 tube, tube patches, a Pedro tire lever (pretty bulky), a 6 tool mini-tool, 1 x Co2 cartridge and Planet Bikes Co2 chuck (The one with that big red knob which is obnoxiously huge! Don't buy it). It all fits rather well and still zips just fine.I ended up also purchasing the Arundel Dual because I ride some rough roads, dirty trails, and generally have bad luck. This will hold 2 tubes and Co2 cartridges plus a larger multi tool which gives me enough confidence to ride harder and farther before I have to go to work.

I bought this for my Specialized Tarmac Pro. I ride 30-50 mile a day, alternating between rolling coast routes and hilly inland routes. I don't like to carry extra weight. I wanted a small, simple bag that would hold a tube, CO2 canister, inflator head, and a tire lever. This pack is perfect. It fits under my seat, is barely noticeable, and doesn't rub against my shorts. If you're looking for something to hold a phone, wallet, snacks, etc. - get a suitcase. This bag is not for you. Personally, I put ID, phone, and a Stroopwafel in my jersey pockets and leave the bag for the bike essentials only.

So far, this is perfect. Small? Well, you really couldn't get much smaller to carry what you need ... for me one tube, two tire levers, a few bucks. The inflator I put in my jersey pocket. It was a bit of a struggle to zip the bag closed, but eventually it all worked out. The size makes it very nice looking if you hate the suitcase sized bags some people use. I didn't want anything to mar the look of my Colnago! And this thing is really a feel good item anyway. I have gone 8,000 miles on this bike and never had a flat on the road ... no thorns where I live and little glass.I did take one lesson from some reviewers. The Velcro doesn't seem all that stout and a few people complained that eventually the strap worked loose and the bag parted from the seat. I solved that by purchasing an extra Velcro strap (thin) at REI and double wrapping it around the bag. I think this bag is going nowhere!

I've owned, perhaps 20 saddle bags in the last five years (I have 5 bikes), and this one takes the cake. It will fit a tube, a CO2 canister, a tire iron, and a small multi-tool with ease. Great design.Follow up: The bag fell off during a ride. I've never had this happen before. I noticed the strap really didn't have enough velcro on it and was only secured by about a half-inch once it was cinched up tight to the seat/seatpost. I'm going to buy another one, but I would recommend adding another soft velcro strap to back up the one on the bag.

This is the perfect 1 tube kind of bag for me. I can fit all the tools, C02, money, and 1 tube that I need for most rides (because if I double flat, I would just go home anyway). I also have the larger Arundel bag for space for 2 tubes, and maybe my phone, if I want to put it in there. Great quality bags, durable zippers. Super pleased with my purchase

This bag will hold one 32 tube, 2 tire tool thingees, 1 CO2 cartridge, 1 CO2 adaptor. And that is it & it is not easy to fit those items on there. The strap slips towards the top of the bag, causing it to hang down a little. I am gonna use a soft Velcro strap to better secure it under the seat. But it is a light, small bag that will hold your essentials.

Holds a spare tube(road), couple of CO2 cartridges, tire levers, and a multi tool. Tucks up nicely under the seat, looks good. Five star if it had a buckle or D-rings; the Velcro works, I'm just not a big Velcro fan.

チューブ、co2ボンベ、レバー、工具のミニマム構成ならこのバックです。サドル後部にピッタリと装着でき、見た目もスッキリです。

内部スペースは非常に狭いです。ロード用のチューブ1個は平気ですがMTBのチューブは厳しいです。もう1サイズ上のタイプのほうが使いかっては良さそうです。