ASPBMOB Arch Series Camo Padded Bottom Bag

Wears through paint on bike rack

Buckle versus zippers a huge benefit.Very sturdy frame.

I’d have given it 5 star’s if more of it was actually camouflaged. Unfortunately it’s just the lid's that are. Was easy enough to put together and install. Seems sturdy I waterproofed it myself with spray stuff just wanted to be sure.

Seems like a great pack. Suprisingly there are only 4 tie downs to secure the pack to your quads rack. Each side pack has 2 tie downs. The center pack has no tie down but is fastened to the side packs. Its seems tight and sturdy once everything is fastened. There are no instructions which is kinda odd but it's not difficult. I can see this holding up well and it does add some comfort for my wife who rides along often. I would say my biggest question will be how it handles being trailored. I dont see a problem overall because it is secure but I worry about the seat. It is only velcroed to the packs. It may be worth removing it during travel or adding weight to it so it stays put. I'm in search of a soft cooler or two that will fit inside a pack. It is not set up for iced beverages. Overall very nice looking pack. Fit my 07 Suzuki Vinson perfectly.

I bought this ATV TEK Bag for my 2021 Polaris Sportsmen 570 and had done some reach on all the bags and hard box storage units and this one seem to be the best for the money. When I got it I was surprised it fit perfectly and looked amazing. I was able to fit a small lunch box in the back pocket for lunch while hunting. All my ATV tools fit on one side and extra clothes and hunting gear on the other. I've already taken it on three trail rides over 150 miles and have had no issues. Its been rained on and hailed on and all our gear was kept dry. The padding to the seat keeps coming unvelcroed but I didn't buy it for the seat. I'd recommend this bag to anyone look for extra storage on there ATV.

I put this on an '08 can am outlander 400xt. it does require some assembly...nothing serious, just putting framework together. the frameworks helps the bag keep its shape. my last rear rack bag was by mad dog and lasted for about 5 years, but after a few months the foam walls lose their rigidity and the bag sags to the shape of whatever is in them. I like that this bag has the aluminum framework. it also appears to be at least water resistant. i will update as time goes by, since these bags are subjected to being outside most of the time. the only complaint is from my wife, who says that this foam seat is not as comfortable as the old one. the seat attatches to the rest by velcro, so it may be that i have not got it just right.update 9/4/19: bag has stayed more or less waterproof. no bends yet in any of the framework (tho I do prefer to keep the tires underneath the atv). the color fades a bit in the sun, but doesn't turn Polaris purple. the buckles are all still intact. only real complaint is the tie down straps, hooks, etc disintegrate pretty quickly. I have used string and wire strategically to keep things in place, but if these fail in the future I will probably poke holes in the bottoms to make more reliable anchor points.

Fairly decent bag for the price.Pros:Can hold quite a bit of gear, looks good, 4 way lids are convenient for access to gear, bags themselves are pretty sturdy, fairly waterproof, internal frame provides good support and keeps the bags from losing their shape.Cons:Putting it together is a pain even after watching the video, bungee tie downs on top of the bags are ok but one snag in brush and they rip right off, over tightening of the bungees will deform the lid and make it difficult to close, even with the lids tight water and mud will spray up under the lid and get inside of the bag, color fades pretty quick and the attachment system for holding the bag to your ATV downright sucks. 3 of the attachment straps have now broke on me and I have needed to rig them bag together during rides.Overall not a bad investment and am happy with the purchase. I just wish they had invested more thought into how the bag attaches to the ATV racks.

This pack just got put on our 2013 Honda Foreman 500 today. We got the camo model bag to go the green honda, which we like figured the black would show all of the mud and crud. It was an interesting box of parts- (10 soft side pieces, and 17 metal pieces). It wasnt brain surgery, but, you did have to use common sense(china) to put it together, as there was no guide or instructions. About 35 minutes of my time, this bag far exceeds(so far) any rack pack that I have seen for being soft sided, and have an internal frame. IT is zipperless, so no mud clogged zippers. Good lashing points, waterproof design, and can be seperated if you only want to use the seat or other part of it. NEAT CONCEPT, will elaborate after deer season, to see how it does. LOOKS to be well worth the $$$ compared to ones Ive had in the past on my 26 year old honda 4trax250 $50 and replace every other year and not hardly water resistant..