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Banjo Brothers 01069 bar top bag with phone sleeve features 70 cubic inches. More accessible than a seat bag, the bar top bag secures to your handlebars and stem - great for keys, wallet, phone or snacks. Now with phone sleeve. Roughly the size of a medium seat bag. Has ballistic fabric on high-wear areas with rigid padded bottom. 360 reflective accents with a quick-access top pocket for cell phone, keys, etc. Mounts to handlebar and stem for stability. Great for cable locks.
7 avaliações para Banjo Brothers 01069 Bar Top Bag with Phone Sleeve
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Stephen (comprador verificado) –
Five Stars
Works great for training rides to hold phone, wallet, keys.
Mary L. Barrow (comprador verificado) –
Best phone holder I have found for a bike
This is the greatest phone holder ever for a bike. It has plenty of room for my Samsung Note 4 with a case on it. Also, I love how there’s a pocket behind it to hold a charging cord. It zippers from both sides and so far has not come unzipped when riding. A very good buy.
Jeremy (comprador verificado) –
Great if you don’t have any bumps on your ride.
The bag itself is well constructed with excellent seams and stitching. The bag material looks and feels very rugged. That said, I would only recommend this item for a road bike as the mounting is not adequate for any rides with bumps on them. Bag falls off if bike bounces at all. Mounting needs to be rethought.
C Shipley (comprador verificado) –
It is handy.
I like that it comfortably fits my phone, keys, wallet, and a clif bar. What I don’t like is that the straps that hold it in place are skinny and short compared to an older model that I have, so it is not as secure as I was expecting it to be. Though, I don’t think it will fall off as long as you aren’t bouncing around too much. This model has a clear phone cover, which is nice on cooler days. However, my phone overheated and shut off the other day while I was riding when it was subjected to direct sunlight for a couple of hours.
Jon M. Ruhnow (comprador verificado) –
Nice case, but not quite right
I wanted to like this case. It is well made, easy to put on and take off, and seemed stay put. My phone was a bit difficult to operate from under the plastic top. Also, I liked the extra space in the case to store extras, but wish it had a mesh net or pocket to hold the extras. When unzipping the case, you gotta make sure the contents don’t come spilling out. The phone is secured in the case, just with the extra space would hold your items in without spilling out.
Mike (comprador verificado) –
perfect fop my needs
Its does not have any additional gadgets to attach. Just Velcro’s right to the bar. Low profile and functional
Bill Bixby (comprador verificado) –
Holds securely but straps are clunky and only dads will love the looks
I took this on a 20 mile MTB ride with some single track, high speed fire road and plenty of bumps. On the upside, it does its most important job well, which is to STAY ON! I checked the straps multiple times for signs of loosening and it was fine. Another benefit is it doesn’t secure rigidly to your handlebars. It has some give, and in a crash it will likely dislodge or get pushed to the side as opposed to destroying your phone. The zippers seem fine and this looks like it would be reasonably water-resistant in rain.The downside is the straps are annoying to secure and take way more work than they should. They’re just velcro straps sewed to the case. There’s no clasps or buckles to pull the straps snug. There are no loops on the case to reposition the straps. It can’t be mounted horizontally. Because of the straps it will work best for bikes with 80mm+ stems. Also can’t recommend for bikes with integrated cable headsets as the straps will need to wrap around the cables.The case itself feels cheap, flexy and doesn’t look very good mounted to your bike. It’s kind of chunky-looking. The touch screen plastic is wavy straight out of the box. Rather than a purpose-built accessory for a bicycle it looks like something your dad hacked together from random bits at the dollar store. If you bike in cargo shorts, flip flops and wear a tank top with beer logos, this will fit right in.Lastly, the bag is roomier than it needs to be for most phones (which adds to the “cargo shorts” look). This is nice if you have a very large phone but my medium samsung at around 6.25″ kind of swims around, and consequently it has a larger than necessary footprint on my handlebars. If you have one of the smaller iphones this will be way WAY too big. You can store things like car keys, a protein bar, etc. in it but it takes on a very “pocket protector” kind of look. Personally, I was looking for a low-profile, minimalist, water-resistant bag and this ticks some boxes but misses on others.