M-WaveTilburg S Seat Bag

As other reviewers have mentioned, and this site states clearly- it's SMALL! Somehow it looks bigger in the picture, but I'm not unhappy about it. I plan to install a rear rack on my bike to carry picnic lunches or shopping purchases- what I needed in a saddlebag was room to carry minimal bike tools, maybe my house keys so they wouldn't ride in my pants pocket, and a cell phone. This is the right size for that, is well enough made to last and the price was good. Installation couldn't be easier- velcro straps get this attached in seconds. On the other hand, removing the bag is just as easy- people without scruples- another reason not to buy an expensive bag. There is a reflective stripe on the bag, but of course you'd better have more than that to be seen at dark- better to get a blinking tail light, and limit your night riding. This is not a do-all hold-all bag, it is the minimum you need at an affordable price.

Ok, I wanted a nice small bag for under my seat, this is a REALLY REALLY small bag. Don't get me wrong it is fine, it can hold my iPhone, keys and my id/credit card if necessary but that is about it. I wanted to be able to carry some bike tools as well, but this will not fit much else. The bag is very sturdy and attaches easily to the under side of the seat. The zipper gets stuck pretty easily and I would not recommend trying to zip and unzip if you are riding because you need both hands to zip it back up.I gave it a 4 star rating because it came quickly and is it just as promised. Small saddle bag. I am just stating again that it is a really small bag so if you want to carry some other things, then I recommend looking for a little bigger bag.

When I purchased this item I was under the impression that it could at least hold my iPhone, wallet, and keys, which was its intended purpose anyways. However upon receiving the item I found that my iPhone would just barely fit inside and there is definitely not enough space to put in a average sized wallet. I guess I'm just going to put a few loose bills, my phone, and maybe a small nutrition bar (if it even fits) in this truly "micro" saddlebag.P.S. keep in mind that the bottom of the bag in reinforced with plastic so there is no way to stretch the bag out to fit irregularly shaped objects, unlike all canvas saddlebags.

When I first received the bag I noticed that it was smaller than I expected, but it didn't bothered me at all, after all I only bought to hold my home keys and cellphone. Anyway, it fitted my bike perfectly, but I must say I haven't used it that much... my boyfriend does and he goes out in his bike A LOT and I've seen how the little bag has been up to the challenge, it has never fallen off the bike and it hasn't torn or anything like that. I don't know if it is water-proof but it sure can take a lot of mud. It's not the best-looking bag, but for that price I think it was a good deal.

This product is smaller than I had expected... Judged from what the pouch can hold in the description above doesn't give any specifics about its dimensions. it really isn't a "bag" like it says in the title but more like the size of an pouch. The M-Wave saddle bag is good enough to hold more than a couple of small tools; like a spoke adjuster and mini alan wrenches, but for a phone... it all depends on the size of your phone and how much you are willing to put in the pouch. It's cheep and has mid range qualities, I still recommended it for carrying tools when you need to quickly adjust your bike.

This bag is just the right size to hold an extra tube, a few tire levers, a multitool, and a CO2 cannister. Not much else will fit. The zipper can be tricky to open and close sometimes, but that isn't a big deal. The only truly irritating thing about this bag is that the strap that holds it to the seatpost is too long. I was able to tie a knot in it so that it holds on securely, but it would have been nice if it just worked the way it was supposed to.Bottom line: It gets the job done, but not elegantly.

The bag is very secure on the bike, no worries there. The small size can basically fit what ever you were going to put in your pockets. Looks fine, the velcro is covered, so it does not look ugly. Looks very subtle under the seat. However the logo was not stamped on mine right, it is crooked and off center. Either way your better off coloring it in black with a sharpie or putting a sticker on it. Another thing to consider is that the zipper does not glide at all, so you have to take your time with it. Overall it gets the job done, with the least money possible spent.

Not the best saddle pack you'll ever buy, but for the money it's a hell of a deal.I use this pack on a commuter bike in Denver. It does the trick, holding tire levers, a multitool, and other knick-knacks. The zipper is kind of cheap, along with the rest of the construction. My first pack was stolen, so I opted for a cheaper replacement. This is a great option for someone who doesn't want to have to worry about losing an expensive alternative that only represents a marginal increase in utility.

Happy with this purchaseNothing really bad to report.Only niggle is that its a little fiddly to open as you have to move the zip up and over. Not much room for your fingers at the top arc of the zip when the bag is fastenend in place and tucked well under your seat. Would have had it the other way round if I'd designed the zip unzipping downwards instead.Not a major problem tho.Plenty of room for a puncture repair kit, multitool, tyre levers and a couple of condoms. I also fit into mine my Knog Strobes http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002VJJLVM/ref=oh_o00_s00_i01_detailsSmall and discreet enough to fit onto the bike, look purposeful but not stand out too much and when riding you wouldn't even know it was there.I had to trim down the velcro straps after fitting as they were a bit too long and hung out a bit. But not a problem. I applaud the manufacturer for selling with oversize straps in the first place so a buyer can custom fit the bag to their frame.Pretty cool looking too.I like it, recommended.

I bought this product to put my wallet and keys in whilst out riding, sadly even though my wallet and keys are relatively small, there is just not enough room for them... In fairness I did read the reviews first and one of them said it was pretty small so I shouldn't really complain. For a few small tools this will be fine, but anything else you'd be better off getting one of the triangular packs that hangs from the cross bar. Nicely made, easily secured but too small!

This is a well made item with what seems to be a durable zip. It is a small bag, but that was what I wanted, my keys, phone, tyre levers and spare tube fit comfortably. It also is most definitely shower proof as has just survived a heavy shower and kept everything dry.It arrived two days after ordering and took approx thirty seconds to fitAll in all very happy.

I read the reviews and decided this was the perfect price and size. When it arrived it fitted so easily and is held in place very snuggly. Size wise I can fit in one inner tube and the necessary tools and keys so perfect. If I really tried I could probably fit two inner tubes in there but nothing else and probably wouldn't be able to do the zip up either. Same size product in halfords was about £12 so bargain!!

I really like this, its very useful and just big enough for a spare tube, spanner, levers and patches. I have a 'A' frame bag for bigger stuff but this is fine for a commute or a couple of hours on a run. Its very compact and discrete and the quality of the materials are very good.