ORUCASE The Smuggler Handlebar Bag (Black Multicam)

I wanted a small burrito bag to use as a saddle bag on my Brooks Flyer saddle. The Flyer has two slotted tabs for a saddle bag. I couldn't figure out the included straps, so I zip-tied it to the tabs on the saddle. Works great for a multi-tool, keys, wallet, and patch kit. Anyway, looks good, seemed solidly built, shipped quickly from the city I live in. It's a great size for a saddle bag, as it doesn't get in the way mounting or dismounting the bike.

The bag is very small and complicated to attach to the bike. Not a very good valve for the money

I bought this bag for some extra cargo space on my bike, and it works great on my handlebars. However, it is quite small, barely big enough to squish my cellphone into, with not much space around the phone for even an energy bar. I should have gotten a bigger one to make better use of that handlebar space. But I will keep it to use for shorter rides where I don't need to carry much stuff.

The thing is really smallCan't fit a lot into it. It is pretty sturdy.

This fits perfectly on handlebars of an e-bike. Snug latex bands secure it. Holds my power block and the cell phone charger. Riding apps use a lot of juice. Haven’t tried the rain resistance so no idea.

BF laughed and asked what I was going to put it in. I said whatever I want.

Like the title says the case is great quality but the straps are awful.