Bike Water Bottle Holder 2-Pack | Easy to Install Water Bottle Cage | Fits Most Bicycle Water Bottles | Made in USA | Must Have Bike Accessories | Lightweight Water Bottle Holder

These bottle holders are great. They look nice and can hold even the Contigo metal thermal water bottle. No need to spend 2x or 3x the price for another brand. Not an issue that they do not come with screws. I used the screws from my current holders. Best of all, they are made in the USA..USA..USA!!!

Matches color perfectly and holds well.

Super easy to install; looks great and most important it’s made by great people in the USA .. highly recommended

In the past, I had the coated wire type of bottle holders that came with each bike. They worked sufficiently well.I was curious about this type of bottle holder and why there were two in a package. I'm not saying that they should increase the price, but it made me think that they didn't last long and I would need the extra one after a few months of use.I have a 20 ounce and a 30 ounce insulated cup and usually take 20 ounce Gatorade or some such on a ride. The 30 ounce cup is accommodated, although the shape of the bike frame, plus the smaller but still somewhat large base makes it less easy to insert. The 20 ounce cup is a little loose, but doesn't leave the holder during the ride.Hopefully, they will last a long time, but the price is so low that I won't worry about purchasing more of them.

I consider these to be normal, average, cages.I was hoping for a cage that was very easy to put bike water bottles into and out of. See the photo of my current cages (black cages on red(ish) bike). My favorite cage is the one in front (right side in the photo). I don't remember exactly when I got it, but it was probably sometime between 10 and 20 years ago. That means I have used it for between 15,000 and 30,000 miles.These 50-Strong cages had a sloping front to them and I hoped that they might be kind of like what I currently have (though I expected probably not really as good as what I currently have.) These cages turned out to be like any common cage - you have to work just as hard as normal to get the water bottles in and out.The vendor included screws, even though the listing and other reviewers' comments said that screws were not included. That was good (even though I did not need them).After viewing the pictures in the vendor listing, I also expected the "white" cages to be a bit off-white in color. I received very white cages, not a bit off-white. See the photo of the two white cages with other white objects for comparison: two water bottles, a sheet of paper, an eating table placemat, and the included screws.Other reviewers have mentioned cages that are too tight (in circumference). Both cages that I received probably fit that description. I hoped that putting something larger inside would "stretch" the cages. They didn't stretch.

I've purchased four off these cages and they are my absolute favorites. I'ver used aluminum and steel cages and these plastic ones are the best. Not only are they the lightest and most durable (they don't dent), they are very secure for my large Camelbak Podium water bottles even when mountain biking.If you are looking at carbon cages, save your money and at least give these a try first. Plus, they are made in the USA!

I really like this bottle cage. It only took minutes to install and it is easy to access my bottle while riding. It seamlessly comes out of the cage when I need to have a drink but it is secure enough that it doesn’t move around or jiggle when I am riding or carrying my bike on my car rack. Great find!

I cannot speak of their durability as I only had them for a short while, but they are sturdy and nice. Not sure why anyone would need two of these, but at this price even one would be a good deal.