eoGEARTop Tube Brevet Bag v. 2.0 / Dk Gray & Blk (incl. Poly Env)

eoGEAR products are very high quality. I own several variations of the is bag as well as several of their seat packs and they are all good. One thing to watch on these bag is the size. One one of my touring bikes I have a top tube water bottle cage and this interferes with a large water bottle and barely works with a small bottle. Their size description is accurate so I should have been able to figure this out. The bag is good enough that it's worth figuring out how to work around this issue.I like the zipper closure. I've used a similar bag that has an "easy access" top closure but it's also an "easy exit" every time I hit a bump. The zipper just works.

This pack is big enough to carry my wallet, cell phone, and several other small items. The size is good but it has one major flaw. Since it attaches to the handle bar post with velcro every time you move the handle bars it leans left or right and you have to reach down and prop it back up.

This was great. I used it for my first 600k. It held all the warm clothes I needed (small windbreaker, hat, gloves), a spare light and battery, and my brevet card. I ride a small frame so there was no room inside the triangle for any type of bag. Recommended.

It holds my iPhone 6+ with a slim case - and although I haven't tried it with the Griffin Survivor yet, it's a great fit. Plenty of room on the sides (outside) for a small wallet clip or a key or two. Quality build, great size for long rides.

It's primarily built for the needs of the brevet community. Brevets are self-supported rides across a course where you need to have your brevet card marked at some number of control points to prove that you were there. It's good fun sport. This means it's got a spot to put a pen for signing brevet cards, a special sleeve for the brevet card, and it's pretty big, for a top-tube bag that's usually only big enough to hold a few gels.So, you can load it up with sports food.I got one for my commuter bike as well, because it's just so damn handy to have a spot in front of you. It'll swallow a P&S camera or your phone and have room for other stuff.My roadie's bag has held up flawlessly for several years now, no problems, so it seems to be well built.

Fit's my 2013 Giant Cypress DX bicycle.and my Galaxy Note 3 with the OtterBox Defender case and holster.... Job done!Thank you eoGEAR for making this.