Fits bottle with diameter range from 74mm to 90mm
High quality ultra light water bottle cages, Only 23g/pc
A stylish, No logo design for clear and clean appearance
Holding power keeps the bottle in place when riding over rough terrain
High modulus carbon fiber, 3K construction, incredibly lightweight and strong
13 avaliações para Black Carbon Fiber Lightweight Bicycle Water Bottle Cage for Cycling-2 Pack
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KAZU (comprador verificado) –
カーボンで、この価格
デザインもシンプル、カーボン素材で、とても軽いし丈夫、値段も、お手頃価格で、良い商品だと思います。
Daytime (comprador verificado) –
Great value and performance
Well I have to say these exceeded my expectations. I thought ok cheap Carbon may not be a good idea but these have performed well at a great price. They are very light and look great too on my titanium frame. I use camelback podium big chill bottles in summer and your standard large bottles otherwise. They fit snugly. Easy to get in and out while riding.Update: Ive been using these for 4 years and they have performed perfectly. No chips, breaks, etc. The clear coat has held up really well. when clean they still look pretty new. Just bought another bike and bought some more to install. great product.
Quazi Guffaw (comprador verificado) –
Works perfectly
Lightweight carbon, clean looking with no logos, fits bottle tightly but easy to insert bottle in a moment, great price and you get two! It’s the perfect deal. Do they stand the test of time? Can’t say yet, but they appear to be well made so I suspect they will hold up.
Hombre (comprador verificado) –
Looks good, functional, great bottle cages
Sturdy, lightweight carbon fiber cages at a very reasonable price. I bought 2 sets = 4 cages for my Trek FX2 and Raleigh Merit 2. The cages look great and fit different size water bottles on both bikes, no problems at all. Don’t understand the negative reviews stating that water bottles fall out while riding. These riders must be doing some serious aerobatics on their bikes.
Brian (comprador verificado) –
Cheap, light and high quality!
These are a lightweight, durable, high quality and a great value at the price they’re sold at (ignoring the fact that it probably costs a few cents to manufacture them). They also seem to last quite well.I have a total of four of these and use on both a fat bike and a gravel bike in standard down tube/seat tube mounting locations. I ride on everything from completely smooth pavement & bike paths to rock fields. I’ve never had a bottle come lose or fall out. I generally use Camelbak Podium Chill 21 oz bottles, but I’ve also jammed insulated Kleen Kanteen’s in both 16 and 20 oz sizes for commuting. Only issue with Kleen Kanteen’s is that the pointy edges of the cage can slightly mar the exterior of the bottles, but the retention is great.
Amazon Customer (comprador verificado) –
Nice product, but not as described
I have owned four of the “Camber” style cages for the last three years and I like them very much. They look great and are super light weight. The description says they have a max bottle diameter of 75mm and they hold my Camelbak Podium Insulated Chill bottles (~77mm diameter) well. The bottle is easy to get in and out, but they never fall out unless I crash. Speaking of which, the cages have survived multiple hard crashes on both my road bike and mountain bike.When I got a new road bike for 2023, I came right back here for more. I noticed the “A” style that I couldn’t remember seeing before and thought they might look better. The description states that they fit bottles in a range of 74mm to 90mm. Sadly, I found this to be untrue. You would need a hydraulic press to get a 90mm bottle in one of these. While the width of the “A” cage and “Camber” cages are nearly identical at rest, the “A” style cages are much more rigid and do not flex as easily. Sitting still with my feet on the ground, it is an absolute struggle to get my 77mm bottle in or out of the “A” cage. It’s certainly not something I can safely do while rolling at 25 mph in a tightly grouped pace line with other riders. While some of my non-insulated bottles that are 74mm in diameter are easier to get in and out, even they are probably too difficult to safely manipulate while traveling at speed. Once again, it comes back to how very rigid the “A” style cages are.
cyclist (comprador verificado) –
excellent cages!
Very nice quality carbon cage, for a reasonable price. Only used it for a one ride but appears that it will last. Nice gloss finish. Bolted these onto a new road bike and they look very expensive.
Keith Rsl (comprador verificado) –
Excellent
These are well made with no rough edges and easily worth the money considering the cost of some plastic cages. They look smart and hold a bottle firmly but it’s also easy to get in and out.
Thomas Winterstein (comprador verificado) –
Jeder Zeit wieder
Einfache Montage und die Flaschen halten super.👍
Giovanni (comprador verificado) –
Molto soddisfatto
Esteticamente (almeno per me) molto belle, leggerissime e la texture si sposa benissimo con la mia bici. Le riprenderei.
David (comprador verificado) –
Lightweight and firm hold with a quirk
Overall a decent bottle holder. Very lightweight. Sleek glossy carbon fiber finish. The only quirk is the tab that holds the top of the bottle protrudes in too far, so the bottle doesn’t sit flush in the holder, but it’s a very firm hold.
Jacob (comprador verificado) –
better than expected!
wasn’t sure if these were gonna be legit after reading some bad reviews but other than the longer than usual shipping, the quality is there, holds bottles snug. bottles might get a little scratched up but what bottles DONT get scratched up one way or another? as long as they stay in the cage i’m good. they’re actually lighter than some other cages i got at my local shop. def gonna be returning those. i know carbon is generally lighter but given the price i wasn’t expecting much weight difference. so that was another surprise. def worth the price especially since you get 2
NashvilleKeith (comprador verificado) –
Light as a feather
I am impressed when a company undersells its products rather than boasting on undeliverable claims. The literature for these bottle cages claimed a weight of 22 grams each, which is pretty damn light.On arrival I weighed each of these without the accompanying screws (My 2014 Felt Z-85 road bike already has its stock aluminum screws in place.) One weighed 18 grams, the other weighed 16 grams. Total for the two cages is 34 grams! That’s 2 grams lighter than the one bottle cage I am replacing (It cracked. It looks like some kind of bakelite like plastic.) So I now have two super light cages that weigh less than the one cage I am replacing. That’s very cool. It is real carbon fiber -hence the light weight- in a minimalist design that conserves weight.How strong these are and how long they last is to be determined, but frankly I don’t care if they go bad after a couple years. Whenever I make a change on my ride it has to save weight or I don’t make the change. That’s the one rule I adhere to. All my upgrades make my bike lighter. These bottle cages fit right into that scheme. A few grams here or there, who cares, right? Well my experience tells me that those few grams here or there add up through the years. I’ve shaved over a pound on recent upgrades, and I can feel that on uphill climbs, so I’m a gram pincher.I wish these came in a flat finish to match the flat paint on my bike, but they look terrific even with a glossy finish. The minimalist design makes pulling a water bottle out of the cage, or putting it back in, easy while riding.These are a score. If anyone knows of a lighter bottle cage I’m all ears. But I’ve never found one.