Lumiere & Co.Bike Seat Bag, Road Bike Bag, Small Bike Seat Bags, Cycling Seat Bag, Bike Under Seat Bag, Seat Bicycle Bag, Bike Bag Under seat, Cycling Saddle Bag

A very good and durable product. Can easily fit 2 tubes, a multi tool, co2 pump and tyre leavers. Easy to use and looks very slick attached to my bike

I purchased the Falcon Saddlebag in a size small for my road bike.This is a high quality bag which fits neatly and securely under my saddle using a magnetic BOA type system.It is easy to install and remove from the bike, and is unobtrusive when riding.I am able to fit in all the essentials needed for a ride, including an inner tube, tyre levers, multi-tool and patching kit as well as keys and money.Overall, I can highly recommend this bag, and am very pleased with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Nicely built, spacious and good quality. Very stable on the bike, attachment is easy to use and seems to hold the bag securely. The color isn't red as such. I would say burgundy but it's what I wanted.

A well designed bike saddle bag. It’s Argos looking and functional. The strap and lock works really well. I opted for the small bag. It’s just right for a spare tube and tool set. It fits snuggly under my saddle and over the mudguard with the dropper fully dropped. Really good piece of kit.

I bought this for my gravel bike, but not for tools and a spare tube, that on my downtube.This (large version) was purchased as it's relatively light and is big enough to to put a packable jacket in, for me to attach and forget until needed. It met the objective perfectly, it sits nicely my saddle on a Redshift suspension seat post and does not interfere.I just about squished in a Pearl Izumi Convertible jacket though it was a tight fit. The contents are easily accessible, and if I didn't use the downtube it would have served well enough for some basic tools and a tube, however I don't imagine I could have fitted a butyl tube in easily, along with CO2, extra tubeless sealant and other things I tend to overpack just in case.The small might also have been OK for general use, but I imagine I would get as much in my trouser pocket so I don't imagine I'd downsize.The boa is effective so far, and if it failed (and it does pop off if you overtighten) it looks safe enough that it would rattle around on the seat without losing the contents. I'm not convinced of the longevity of the BOA is you use it frequently or overtighten it, I suspect it will wear the interface similar to rounding a hex bolt, only in this scenario it will be impossible to securely tighten and retain the bag. However I have not tested that, and will update if it does happen.I would still have given 5/5 marks, the zip looked great quality and the seam suggested it would let in little to no water or dust except under extreme conditions.However I can't give 5/5, on opening the bag for the very first time out of the box - and that was the problem, it wouldn't let me in never mind water - the finishing quality on the internal stitching was very very poor, the zip was jammed from leaving the factory [see update below], caught on the internal lining fabric as the stitching was poor. Or so I would discover after carefully finagling the zip open, foolishly then trying to close and open the zip again, that resulted in more negotiating with the zip and poor fabric.Desperate for a ride and being male, foolish enough to fix things myself rather than go through the returns process, after some glue and 30 minutes for it to cure sufficiently I found the zip worked OK.I bought another for my MTB, again for fit and forget rainwear (though this time I was determined to return it if the finishing quality was poor). I still have it. The options for segregating tools and other content is limited though well thought out to make the most of limited space, and it works perfectly well for my use cases.The large is not as spacious as a Topeak wedge bag or others I've had before, but I have to admit I much prefer the almost stealth aesthetic of the Lumiere in comparison. It is sufficient for most rides, but if you ride long distances or in poor conditions it would be reluctant to rely on the packable contents as sufficient to manage my risk of having to ask the missus or paying a taxi to get back to base.So from a limited sample size of 2, 50% are poorly finished, hence the lower marking, but I would recommend them, especially if you have the time to be patient, time to send defective ones back until you get a one that passes your quality assurance needs. Good luck.UPDATED September 2024.The company sent me another bag as a replacement, and could not have been nicer in the process.It appears excellent quality, non of the issues I mentioned above were present. It appears I was unlucky with the first, the other 2 have been perfect. As a result I've changed my rating, excellent bag and if you are unlucky the excellent service warrants 5/5 in my book.I imagine I'll buy a few more for Xmas and the older cyclists in my family (healthier than the usual booze they get, though now I think of it, it's the right size to carry a hip flask).

I’m really impressed with the Lumiere & Co. saddle bag (size small). It’s the perfect size for all my essentials; multi-tool, co2 pump, two 16g cartridges, tpu tube, levers and some paper towel. The bag is sturdy and well-made, with a high-quality zipper that doesn't snag. It attaches securely under the saddle with the boa-like strap and doesn’t shift around during rides. I also love the sleek design—it doesn’t add any bulk to my bike. This bag has quickly become an essential part of my cycling gear. I'd 100% consider trying out other Lumiere & Co. products given the quality and price point of this saddle bag. Highly recommend!

Great bag, closure system seems simple and rock solid, bonus that its waterproof and seems really well made, great value for money, a good size, would recommend.

The saddle bag is of very good build quality and is of a premium finish. I bought the black variant and I’m very happy with the purchase. The bag fits nicely under the saddle.The only criticism of this product I have is that if you open the bag via the zipper whilst it hangs under the saddle, the contents will all fall out due to the design which suggests that you should have the bike upside down with the saddle on the ground and the wheels up when opening the bag or the bag removed completely from under the saddle to access the contents without the risk of everything falling out.The zipper opening should have (IMHO) been closer to the saddle rather than the underside of the bag closer to the floor or perhaps the user could have made it to fix the saddle bag in any way (upside down or right side up).I am also a repeat customer. I own their Jersey pouch bag, which has also served me well in all conditions.