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I was looking for a small top tube bag to hold small essentials. Keys, money clip. And maybe my phone. This bag is too small for my LG G5. But it fits great and has a very small aero profile. Material is tough.I see some folks complaining about the length of the velcro straps. I criss crossed the 4 front straps. So the stem strap I attached to the front lower strap. Bag is very secure this way. I don't have internal cabling so I just loosely strapped the rear straps together. My bag in this configuration does not move at all. If you have concerns about the strap length you can try this method of attachment.

Howdy folks. I purchased this top tube bag for my carbon Felt road bike. I was swapping out the rear bag for something more aesthetically pleasing. I strictly wanted something that looked more sporty and newer for my bike. The bag was able to hold everything I had in my previous under the seat rear bag (two inner tubes, CO2 inflator, extra CO2 cartilage, two small tube changer tools, and a pair of latex-free gloves). The bag is super tight, but able to hold everything. The one thing I noticed was that my upper thighs hit the bag slightly when I stand up on the bike. Also, I cannot get the bag to be perfectly tight on the top tube. It seems to lean to one side or another. For less than $20, I really like the bag. I went out of a 22 mile ride today after installing it today (was delivered today).I'm confident I can stabilize it more so it doesn't lean.

I Was looking for a small frame mounted bag, that could hold a cell phone size USB battery pack, to power my two handlebar mounted lights on my mountain bike for some night trail riding. This SLS3 small AERO bike bag looked like it would work. As it turns out it works beautifully, my battery pack fits nicely inside, there’s room for the extra wiring that the lights have to fit inside the bag also. The bag fits snugly on the top frame tube and I never even noticed it being there during my ride. Some people complained that the top straps are too long but after I merely tucked the extra in because I have three different bikes I’ll be using this on and may need the extra on one of the other bikes. This works absolutely perfect for my application and I would recommend it for anyone looking for a FRAME bag to hold cell phone size battery pack or a cell phone. My battery pack is 5 1/2 inches long and two and seven eights inches wide.

Very happy with this product. Fits well on my Specialized bike. Does not interfere with pedaling motion. Easier to access than rear bag under seat.Still have a bag under saddle for spare tire, tire lever, multi-tool - things I don’t need to access often. Also that rear bag holds a blinking red light that clips on.Use this bag for food, some cash, cloth to wipe sunglasses, etc - things nice to be able to access while riding or more easily during stops (even while stopped, much easier to access contents of this bag than a rear bag ).As other have noted, straps are long. That is good. Can cut them to fit your bike’s specs. Bag seems a bit pricey for what it is but I did a lot of research on this and other similar products (reading reviews, etc) - and this seemed like best choice. And i’m happy with my choice.

I was looking for a top tube back for my road bike, and I found this on Amazon. Overall, I like the bag's size and dimensions. I was able to fit my minipump and 4 gels into it with no problem. I was able to cinch it securely onto the bike and it doesn't move. The only complaint I have, and why I don't give it 5 stars is the velcro straps. I wish there was a better way to deal with the excess length of the straps without having to cut them, which is what I had to do. So if I ever had to move this to another bike with a larger top tube, I'd have less velcro to secure it. Other than that, it's a quality product.

This is a solid bike bag, got tired of having to dismount to get stuff out of the seat bag, especially when it was for a quick bite to eat. The SLS3 does the job perfectly, enough room for wallet, keys, and some energy bars or gel packs. The zipper is easy to grasp and pull while on the move, it's no problem to get stuff out without stopping. My bike has a big of a wider top bar, so the bag sits snuggly without moving, the velcro straps are overly long to let you cut them to the length that makes sense for your bike. The bag has a slim profile, my legs do not make contact with it even when standing up and pedaling. Highly recommended bag with good build quality and ease of use.For the pictures I loaded a wallet, two packs of cliff shot bloks, a car key and house key into the bag.

Ride type: Mtn bikingSize, it's a little small, but that's what I wanted. I can fit a 27.5" tube, my helmet light, and tube change tools in it and that's about it. The top tube straps are adjustable and stay in place well (very long, but excess can be cut off). My ONLY complaint is that velcro tabs (triangular tabs that come off the front of bat that the velcro is sewn into) for the head tube are pretty long. The tabs wrap so far around the head tube that I only get about 3/4" velcro engagement. If they made the tabs shorter, less of the tab would go around the head tube and more of the velcro would be engaged.

Looks great and hugs the top tube very cleanly. My only real complaint is that the strap that wraps around the front stem is ridiculously long...I can't get it fully tightened around my bike, which has a relatively thick stem. Going to have to do a custom job to try to find a way to get this secured better, but otherwise it looks nice and holds what I need. I have a separate phone mount, so this generally just carries my wallet, keys, granola bar, and maybe a couple of other little knick-knacks/tools.

Perfect size for what I wanted it for, putting a battery pack for my front light. Fits the frame nicely and has a secure zip.The straps let it down though. Fairly cheap quality straps, which can scratch and scuff the frame. The straps are long so leave little velcro closure actually in contact. Using a soft material on the side contacting the frame would make this much better. No one wants a sub £20 bag scratching their £2k plus bike.

If this is big enough for you it is a good product to buy. In this I can get a tyre lever, a spare tube and a small tyre pump and a small rag - but its a squeeze. Fairly secure on my top tube but the straps are a bit too long, so you may need to cut off the excess as I did. This may be a problem if you have a small diameter top tube.

Great bike bag, fits well and looks good. Big enough for my car keys and a few bike tools

Good product, quite small so best for bike repair stuff.

Perfect size for the battery pack what my lights run off BUT it's quite expensive and not very well made as zip seams are coming away after only a few weeks of use