Product Description The Topeak Aero Wedge Pack with strap mount in large size is designed to carry tubes, tools, and other repair items. Its aerodynamic design ensures minimal drag, and it mounts securely with nylon straps and buckles, fitting all railed saddles. Amazon.com The aerodynamic wedge shape of this seat pack lets it slip easily through the wind while the internal pockets keep tools away from inner tubes and other delicate items. The Large Wedge is the perfect size for a mountain bike tube and essential tools for off-road riders. Features: 1000 denier nylon QuickClick with seatpost strap (F11) Expanding compartment adds extra space Dupont Teflon coating for water and stain resistance 3M reflective strip RedLite clip Specifications: Capacity: 90 - 120 cubic inches Size: 8.3 by 4.9 by 5.5 inches (L x W x H) Weight: 6.2 ounces What's QuickClick? Topeak's QuickClick system is built into every bag they make. Convenience and secure, QuickClick is Topeak's proprietary quick-release mounting system that allows fast and easy tool-free mounting and removal of QuickClick equipped bags, tools, lights and accessories. A simple slide and click and the bag is secure. To remove, a simple push of a button unlocks the system for easy removal. Fast, easy and secure.
13 avaliações para Topeak TC2262B Aero Wedge Pack with Strap Mount, Large , Black
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Amazon Customer (comprador verificado) –
Downright CAVERNOUS.
The large Topeak Areo Wedge Pack with Velcro is a larger version of Topeak Aero Wedge Pack with Velcro (Medium). You can go there for the original review. However, since I have both, and they are essentially similar except for capacity, I copied and pasted my original Medium review below for your convenience. Everything I said there applies here as well. I threw in some comments that are Large specific in CAPITALIZED IN [BRACKETS].Ok. It’s a wedge. It doesn’t really have to do much except hold a few things and fit under the saddle. My requirements were:1.) Well made–check.The construction of the Topeak Aero Wedge is solid. Quality fabric on the upper portion; the lower portion (lighter in color in the pic) has a plastic-like shell (to help repel water and dirt). The quick release buckles (for the straps that attach it to the saddle rails) are (relatively) beefy for what they have to do. The pack has some reinforcements so that it holds its shape regardless of whether you have it empty or full. Also, when attached to my saddle, the Topeak Aero Wedge does not rattle or move around too much while I ride.2.) Holds my stuff–check.I needed a seat wedge to hold 3 things for my ride–my wallet and cash, my (large) cellphone (Cingular 8125), and my keys. The medium Topeak Aero Wedge does so with room to spare–AND that’s without having expanded the thing. I can easily stuff a small toolkit, tube or a wrench or two in there as well if I expand it. If you’re stuck for space, there are a few elastic loops on the bottom which are designed to hold a small hand/CO2 pump. [THE LARGE SEEMS TO HOLD ABOUT DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF STUFF THAT THE MEDIUM HOLDS]3.) Safety features–check.My final requirement was that the wedge has some basic safety features. The Topeak Aero Wedge has a reflective strip across the rear of the pack as well as a loop on the lower portion of the rear to clip a reflector or a light to it. I don’t understand why so many seat packs out there do not feature this.Some other features: The interior has a couple of elastic loops across the top, useful for holding a tool kit or a tube separate from your other stuff. The opening flap has a small mesh pocket that you can use to hold money or your keys. The opening flap is also gusseted (small flaps on either side that go up approximately halfway), so that you can open it while it’s attached to the bike and stuff won’t fall out to one side or the other.Finally, I chose the “strap-on” version versus the “clip-on” version (Areo Wedge Pack with fixer) because 1.) I feel that the straps allow the pack to ride “higher” and “tighter” into the saddle, and 2.) the quick release tab on the clip-on version seems thin and flimsy and might break off. I don’t know if it’s replaceable on the clip-on version. [THE LARGE IS QUITE LARGE AND DOES NOT RIDE AS “HIGH” AS THE MEDIUM.]Regards.
Jane Ryan (comprador verificado) –
Perfect Sized ‘Under the Seat’ Bag
I was expecting this bag to have velcro for the under the seat straps but they’re actually clips. They work fine so I’m keeping it. I bought this because I need just a little bit more room in a seat bag and this Topeak is just what I was looking for. It fits snugly under the seat – the attachments are solid with little to no movement. And, I can fit everything I need with ease: spare tube, multi-tool; wallet; phone; apple etc. You could even fit one of the small emergency pumps if you want.The only ‘con’ I’m dinging it one star for is the zipper. The price is right so I didn’t expect too much in terms of quality. But, the zipper seems a little on the cheap side. I would expect if I’m going to have any problems with this bag – it’s going to be zipper failure. But, we’ll see, so far so good. The zipper should have some sort of ‘tag’ on it too so it’s easier to find and use – the handle/pull is really small.The price is definitely fair – I would recommend this bag to friends. I have a ‘Specialized’ version I was replacing because I needed more room – much better build quality and design – but twice the price as well.Edit: it’s been three years and I’m still impressed with this bag – no probelms; no failures. I’ve changed my review to 5-stars. Like the other reviewer said, it’s cavernous – I love it. Super easy to switch between bikes too and really holds everything I need it to.
がろ〜ん (comprador verificado) –
物は良かったんですが・・・
高いフレームにしたのでカギを大きめの物にした所今まで使用していたサドルバッグに入らず、「大は小を兼ねる！」というわけでＬサイズを購入。非常に大きいサイズでワイヤーの太いカギもバッチリ入ります・・・が。私が使用しているfi’zi:kの「VERSUS ALIANTE k:ium」というシートはサドル下部のこの商品のストラップを通せる部分がシート中心寄りで、さらに私のロードバイクはシートポストをさほど長くしていない為に上手く装着できませんでした。足が当たるというレビューがありましたが、私のようにシートの中心寄りに固定せざるを得ない、あるいは固定してしまった場合、確かに太もも裏に触れてしまいます。ただこれはパーツの組み合わせの結果と私のリサーチ不足もありますのでこの商品そのものの評価には繋がりません。サドルの後方寄りにストラップを引っかけられるかと、シートポストを長めにしているかを確認した上での購入をお勧めします。商品そのものは大変しっかりしていますし、容量もかなりありますので☆５つとしました。
LarryM (comprador verificado) –
Excellent overall quality with lot’s of storage space!
Clever design. I have owned it for several months now and have really put it through its paces on my mountain bike. A lot of the others I have owned start to break down or fall apart, or show some other design defect by now. This one has been flawless.It is amazing but most saddle bags will not hold a modern mobile device. For whatever reason, the designers look at them and say ” let’s design it just a bit too small to hold a phone.” So dumb!This one, however, even has two elastic straps along the top to keep your phone snug. At first I thought this bag would be a little too large but now I have come to appreciate the extra space to include full finger gloves along with the regular accessories. It does not interfere with my riding at all and acts as a mud guard to a decent extent. The zippers tend to become very difficult to use on many of these bags, after a few weeks if getting some mud and dirt on them. It is something to be watchful when purchasing one. In the store, they look great but then on the trail, it can become a different story. I have had several fall apart there. Look and see if the zipper beefy enough. On this one, I can say the zipper is holding up exceptionally well and the entire bag is pretty dirty right now, as it should be…
Gordie (comprador verificado) –
Excellent product.
Excellent product. I got a large size bag. Everything fits just as advertised, two spare tubes, mini toolkit, three tire levers, phone , small bottle of sunscreen and change purse. ( without using expandable feature) I have a road bike with slim seat. It is a bit wider then a back of my seat but it doesn’t bother while riding.
Mark (comprador verificado) –
Durable and decent space
This saddle bag is the first one I’ve owned and tried it the day it was delivered. It can expand slightly with the zipper in the middle for a little extra space and the bag is cavernous and pretty long inside. No side pockets just one big opening. There is a net pocket on the inside of the flap that opens for small items so they don’t get lost in the main compartment. There is a loop on the opening flap for a light you can mount if you want. It’s got reflective material on the opening flap as well. Pretty good for the price but not the biggest. If you need more pockets and storage this won’t do. It’s for carrying average size items and can hold your keys, phone, headphones, etc. just fine as well as small tools like a small wrench and Allan wrench.
Mac (comprador verificado) –
Moja ulubiona torba!
Świetna, regulowana torba podsiodłowa. Wydaje się solidna, łatwo się ją czyści i jest bardzo funkcjonalna
Ģlen jutel (comprador verificado) –
Sacoche vtt
Produit impeccable pour contenir des articles de réparation Lors de vos sorties VTT, possibilité d’y accrocher une lumière arrière pour rouler en toute sécurité
Replacement remote works just as it should (comprador verificado) –
Proven quality and design
Had the last one for 15 years and glad to see the design hasn’t changed
Mary (comprador verificado) –
Fits well, easy install
This fit well on my Trek hybrid bike. I like that you can clip your light to it. It was very easy to install.
Amazon Reviewer (comprador verificado) –
Medium vs Large Comparison
I’ve been using the medium Aero Wedge for a few months, but as I accumulated more gear I wanted to carry I found the size wasn’t sufficient so I decided to give the large a try. I needed a bag that had the length to hold both a foldylock compact and a minipump along with a few small tools and snacks.The medium was actually able to hold everything except the pump if I got creative and packed the lock on the diagonal, even without opening the expansion zipper. The large was able to hold everything, and with the expansion zipper open could even add a 29″ tube with a little room left over.The mounting straps are smartly thought out on the medium, supporting from the middle of the bottom to the top of the rear of the bag. This nicely prevents sag when you’ve got a heavy load in it. It works well with a dropper post too, adjusting itself as you drop your post.The large uses the exact same mounting straps, however when they scaled the bag up they didn’t take into account the fact that our bike seats aren’t getting larger as well. This is where the large fails. In order to install it you need to fully extend the straps to their maximum length just to get it on the seat. If you don’t have a dropper post this can work, but if you do have a dropper post and try to lower it the inadequate length of the straps causes the bag to compress into a contorted shape with less volume available. If the straps had been installed at the same distance as on the medium it would have still supported the bag and fit properly on a dropper post seat.EDIT: The solution I came up with for my dropper post was to bend about 2 feet of 3/16″ rod into a shape I could zip tie to my seat frame, thereby extending the attachment point a few inches rearward. I’ve bounced this setup on some very stony trails with no issues of sagging or attachment failure. Between the rod and paint to make it match the bike hardware it cost around $10.
hobie2987 (comprador verificado) –
So much room for activities!
Get the large. I was able to fit a spare tube, battery operated tire pump, emergency links, chain tool, and room to spare! I didn’t even unzip the expansion zipper! I will most likely add some first aid supplies and a bike multitool with zero concern for space.
R. Knowlton (comprador verificado) –
More Form Fitting Than Other Seat Bags
I had difficulty deciding between this Topeak seat bag and the Avenir Bigmouth Velcro Seat Bag (Large- 73/106 Cubic Inches). I also had difficulty deciding between the medium and large size Topeak seat bags. I wanted the largest seat bag I could get but I didn’t want the chance that it would rub on my legs while pedaling. For certain, Topeak’s website and catalog have a dizzying array of seatbags. I would have preferred the Aero wedge that has the “fixer” (the plastic connection to the seat), but I read far too many reviews stating that the plastic breaks far too easily.In the end, I’m glad I chose the large Topeak seat bag for my Trek DS 8.5 hybrid with stock seat. It fits perfectly under the seat and doesn’t interfere while pedaling (see update below). The straps hold it very tightly to the underside of the seat and to the seatpost. The bag also has flexibility that allows it to be shifted in a downward direction on the seatpost rather than hanging the bulk of the bag from the bottom of the seat. For example, since my seatpost is rather high, I can shift the bulk of the bag onto the seatpost. I think it’s better than the Avenir Bigmouth bag for one reason: The Topeak’s cornucopia shape allows it to hug the seatpost a little better whereas the Avenir Bigmouth, to me, just looks like a big chunk hanging underneath the seat.The bag has a zippered expandable section. With the bag in its fully open position, I can fit the following items (see my additional uploaded pictures):IceToolz Steel Tire Levers Set, 3 Piece2 valve adapters (Kool Stop Brass Card/12 PV Valve Adaptor (Pack of 12)) inside the patch kitInnovations Air Chuck Elite Inflator including sleeve and CO2 cartridge3 additional 16-gram CO2 cartridges3″ Pocket knifeReplacement 29er tire tube2 AA batteries in plastic storage case for my GPS4 AAA batteries in a plastic storage case for my Portland Design Works Radbot 1000 1W LED Tail Light2 CR123 batteries in a plastic storage case for the Fenix PD30 flashlight/headlightFenix PD30R2 6 Level 235 Lumen LED FlashlightBeretta 84FS small frame pistol in holster (biggest item by far in the bag)Park Tool VP-1 Vulcanizing Patch KitDriver’s license & other identification and a little cash in a tiny envelopeThere’s a bit more room to spare for a couple more items the size of CO2 cartridges, but there’s no room left for a sandwich, wallet, or snack bar.One minor gripe. With the bag tight against the seat bottom, it’s a little difficult to get the zipper open. Other than that, I’m so pleased with the bag that I also bought one for my wife’s bike.Update: After getting more comfortable with the bike, I decided to adjust the stock seat forward for better posture. My legs now do touch the bag a bit while pedaling since I’m not able to move the bag toward the rear as far as I used to. I guess your mileage may vary depending on how your seat is positioned, and different seat bags that hang further back rather than snaking down the seatpost are probably less likely to interfere while pedaling. See extra uploaded pictures for a “top down” view of the bag under the seat. To solve this problem, I put two heavy duty zip strips at the appropriate height on my seat stem. This prevents the bottom velcro from sliding down the stem further than I wish. It works perfectly and prevents the bag from getting in the way of my legs while pedaling.Also, be careful when carrying a lot of weight and attempting to use this on mountainbiking trails. After carrying the items listed above on intermediate singletrack for about 15 miles, the rear seam of the bag ripped. (See additional uploaded picture). I foresee no problem when using this bag on smooth trails, but–depending on the weight you’re carrying–it might not be sturdy enough for offroad trails. I repaired my bag with heavy duty black quilting thread and just kept on trucking.