Epessa Bicycle Bike Storage Bag for Water Bottle Cage

Being a bike commuter means I need to handle unexpected situation on the road, and the most common one is flat tire. This thing looks minimal and low key, but holds my multi tool, a Swiss Army knife (with sleeve — I can fit a few more stuff if I remove the sleeve), some glue and tire patches, 2 tire levers, a pair of thin gloves, some stickers (to mark the hole once I find it), and a small old towel (hands can get messy during repair work). They all nicely fit into this thing without squeezing too much, but tight enough to not rattle. I have multiple bikes, and this can be easily transferred from one to the other as all my bikes have bottle cages.Two opportunities for improvements:- As many pointed out, the zipper pull is on the side and can hit the calf. My solution, as shown in photos, is to use a Velcro strap around the zipper. It also serves as a reinforcement to the case, as well as a useful tool during repair work.- I hope the case is half or one inch taller to hold my mini pump. But it’s not that bad because I have already mounted the pumps on my bikes in other ways, and, it won’t have enough space for a pump without removing some other tools.It already helped me patch my tire on the roadside in one of the recent rides. Had everything I needed and was able to get back on the road in like 15 min. I personally prefer to patch over replacing tubes especially on the road, because one of my bikes is a commuter eBike that needs lots of effort to remove the rear wheel. Patching is much easier for me.

I was skeptical at first but glad I bought it to give it a try. First, it fit my 2025 size medium Orbea Rise LT H10 config. It is a tight fit into the stock bottle cage and sits below the piggy back Fox can. This tight snug fit won’t allow it to slip out as material it’s made of is grippy. In the netted pockets I broke down the Park Tool MTB-3.2 into its 3 pieces to fit, 2 CO2 cartridges with nozzle, and the 29” tube rolled up seated above the netted area. Give it a try!

I bought this back in 2020, and it held up very well for three years of daily use. Finally, the zipper gave out and I’ll be purchasing a new one. I really can’t complain about its longevity! It is water resistant, holds a lot of tools or accessories, and I personally use it to carry around my accordion lock from Bontrager. It’s a much better carrier and the custom-made system that came with the lock.I’m buying a new one, so obviously I’m a fan!Update 2025: My second one broke in exactly the same way as the first - at the zipper. I may buy another one, but I'm also looking to design something to suit my specific needs

Excellent product- no complaints- holds my pump, spare tube and tire levers, etc. To the people that are complaining about the pull cord rubbing against their leg- simply rotate the cage bag so the cord is not on the side- I have no issues with that!

Fits in a water bottle holder. Will hold spare tubes, tools, etc

Zipper broke after 6 months

This is a nice semi-hard tool case for that water bottle cage on your mountain bike that just won’t fit a water bottle. See pics for size. The inside has two “cargo” nets on each side when open. Good amount of space for a bike tool and tire repair kit you could tuck a pair of gloves in there as well. It’s a nice snug fit in the cage, nice detail on the back that gives it a nice shape to “latch” into place. It actually fits so snug it takes a little effort to get in and out, which isn’t a problem, hopefully you won’t need it that much on a ride. Overall, this is a well thought out little product that looks good and has high functionality.

The zipper got stuck and broke on me after about a year... I'd give it 3.5 stars if that were possible. Other than that, my stuff fit in it well and didn't bounce around. I'm not going to get the same thing again.

It’s a tight fit in most bottle cages. container itself is pretty good and it has a good feel. the flapping zipper can get annoying while you’re riding.

Perfect product. Much better than carrying stuff on your back.

Aceptable

The bag is great but consider using a proper mounting cage. I overstuffed the bag and broke a cheap plastic cage on my bike. I then bought the expandable cage (the Topeak MWC 2) that Epessa uses on their website and inserted the bag as shown on the website with the spoon on the bottom of the cage sitting in the dimple on the bag. All is working well but the expandable cage can only take a diameter of 70mm (or 2.75 inches). The bag itself is more than 70mm if you include the zipper. Be careful to align the insertion correctly.

Entra muy bien un tanque de CO2 y su despachador pequeño , un multiherramienta, la cámara de bici ruta NO cabe