Best Saddle Bag -- who makes it?

[oldfatslow]

I need a saddle bag to carry two 700c tubes, 3 CO2s, Levers, and a patch kit.

Previously I've been a Lezyne fan but I've had a ton of zipper failures and want to try something different.

Oh, and it must be black.

Who makes it and which one should I get?

[FlashUNC]

Inside Line Equipment. Done and done.

[scoobydrew]

Big fan of my Outer Shell (formerly Fog City) saddle bag. Handmade in SF. Available in black, as well as a bunch of other colors and material choices.

https://www.outershelladventure.com/shop/mini-saddlebag

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by scoobydrew

Big fan of my Outer Shell (formerly Fog City) saddle bag. Handmade in SF. Available in black, as well as a bunch of other colors and material choices.

https://www.outershelladventure.com/shop/mini-saddlebag

Plus 1....
This what I was about to recommend. I own one and I don’t think there is a better saddle bag out there for your size requirements.

[charliedid]

Originally Posted by FlashUNC

Inside Line Equipment. Done and done.

Yes

[Morgul Bismark]

Originally Posted by joosttx

Plus 1....
This what I was about to recommend. I own one and I don’t think there is a better saddle bag out there for your size requirements.

Easily my favorite as well. Although it might be a touch small for all the OP wants to carry.

If it doesn't have to be a saddle bag, the Ornot Mini Handlebar bag could carry two tubes, with 3 CO2s and levers.
https://www.ornotbike.com/collection...lebar_bag_mini

[scoobydrew]

Originally Posted by Morgul Bismark

Easily my favorite as well. Although it might be a touch small for all the OP wants to carry.

If it doesn't have to be a saddle bag, the Ornot Mini Handlebar bag could carry two tubes, with 3 CO2s and levers.
https://www.ornotbike.com/collection...lebar_bag_mini

Fair point. I don't carry CO2 canisters, but 3 definitely seems to be a bit much for the Outer Shell. Mine currently fits a big 27.5"x1.75-2.5" sized tube, one Pedros lever, and a Park patch kit with room to spare.

[adamhell]

i like this one from road runner
https://roadrunnerbags.us/collection...ter-saddle-bag

fits a lot and looks good. easy to use.

[Duende]

Spur cycle! Expandable and carries the most about of stuff with the smallest profile. Super durable too! So simple and right.

[54ny77]

Arundel "Dual" user here.

Two 700c tubes (with either 48mm or 80mm valves), two Co2 canisters, one Co2 pump head, 1 tire lever, 1 thin Park Tool TB-2 (tire boot), and a small multi-tool.
It's packed in there good & tight, but it works like a charm.

Been riding this setup for quite a few years.

[roguedog]

Love my Outershell handlebar bag. Been riding with it on my commute bike practically every day for like 3 years now. Still awesome and holding up well.

Here's a bigger seatbag from him. NOt as tidy or svlete but looks pretty flexible for your uses: https://www.outershelladventure.com/...595c4rhsyfr6kq

Reminds me of the Fairweather bag but much cheaper!

[alioup]

Dont really like how a saddle bag looks on a bike. So I have one of these king kargo cages and am a huge fan. I use the mtn size on my road bike and can hold 2 tubes, a multitool, patch kit, tire level, and some other small things in there. I even used to carry a small lezyne pump in there previously (with one less tube)...

[fogrider]

Originally Posted by oldfatslow

I need a saddle bag to carry two 700c tubes, 3 CO2s, Levers, and a patch kit.

Previously I've been a Lezyne fan but I've had a ton of zipper failures and want to try something different.

Oh, and it must be black.

Who makes it and which one should I get?

I'm not a fan of saddlebags...you can't get to it while riding and you don't know if it's left open...these are cool: https://www.ornotbike.com/collection...-bag-mini-plum

[pdonk]

Velocolour makes great tool rolls and has started making larger saddlebags as well.

[Octave]

Originally Posted by pdonk

Velocolour makes great tool rolls and has started making larger saddlebags as well.

I've been using one of theirs for a bit over a year now and, minus the mud currently caked on it, it is good as new. Really robust construction and fits a heck of a lot of stuff (dynamite roll +, holds 2x 700x32 tubes, Lezyne multitool, Wofltooth chainlink tool, patch kit with a superglue tube, extra lever, plus a few euros worth of coins with room to spare).

Plus they're nice people and give a sh*t about the environment, working really hard to reduce the impact of painting and making smart choices in their fabric recycling.