Ortlieb Bikepacking Seat Bag - PathLessPedaled.com
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- Literally just got these in our hot little hands a few hours ago! A first look at Ortlieb's first foray into bikepacking bags. SUBSCRIBE for more bike nerdiness: bit.ly/2flnbBD
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Nice product. 2 things: can wobble a bit when climbing, the straps for under the saddle will probably wear over time. (Most similar products have the same issue. I would like to see a more secure slide in connector that stabilizes the bag more when really throwing the bike around)
If you cross the straps over (left clipped into right, right clipped into left) you can get the bag smaller and rid yourself of what can only be described as wings.
Besides that it's a great bag, I'm happy with mine.
What do you mean? Which straps to cross? I bought this bag today.
Great review, thanks Russ. I bought one based on what I saw in your review. It's a great seat bag and its components really are top grade. Should last for many, many years to come, and has a 5-year warranty.
Use some extra Bungee cords to hold the bag more stable. Not the slightest bit of wobble. Does the trick.
Russ, I keep looking past you and digging your bike storage on the wall. Maybe a review of your storage for the bikes. Is that All City bike your other ride. I enjoy your videos and review of bike/camping equipment. Keep up the great work.
This was a great video; short but full of the information I need. Thanks!
thanks for posting! Cool that it's 100% waterproof....
Looks like a fantastic bag.
When will this bag be available in Italy? And how much does it cost? thanks a million!
in terms of weight and durability would you give this a thumbs up to a conventional panier setup?
Russ, does it have any pockets besides the big/main one? Somewhere to put a joint or a wallet? Looks like the bungees across the top could be used for something slim if not.
+Ted Timmons It's a single compartment. The bungees could hold a small pouch.
Can you use it for a school backpack?
Old thread, my bad, but is there an issue with the metal buckles that hold the straps for the seat post fasteners destroying the seat post? I just picked up one of these used and those metal buckles are scary.
No problem. Don’t be scared.
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Now to find the right handlebar set up...
Really enjoy your videos thanks . One question , would it work on a Brompton folding bike ?
Yes it should.
i was just about to ask a same thing :)
Lol I guess not 😉
postiephilip almost
For road touring (paved and gravel) would you prefer traditional panniers, or the rackless bags setups? I've used panniers many times but never tried any of the rackless systems.
+Medium Rick Depends on the purpose of the trip. Fast, light and spartan I'd consider rackless. If we're going to be leisurely, go fishing, take photos, then panniers.
The greatest advantage of frame bags is keeping all the weight centered with the bike. They take the stress off your joints and upper body by containing the weight within your hips and shoulders. You will notice the added stability most while out of the saddle on climbs, in addition to mounting and dismounting. By minimizing your effort to stabilize the bike, you're able to reserve your stamina and endurance while keeping your mind clear of one more thing you'd have to worry about.
Enjoy the adventure.
Can this pack be safely attached to a carbon seat post and rails?
Hi, they write on their website: Geeignet für die Montage an Carbon-Sattelstützen, which means suitable for carbon seat post.
so with the hardware, it looks like with the screws that parts can be replaced if worn out or broken?
+armando luna not sure if it is intended to be replaceable.
How much it cost ?
Is the seat bag safe for carbon seat posts?
Great review, thanks!
hey :-) my seat post is only about 10cm (3,9 inches)? is it possible to use the seat pack?
No.
What bag can I use if I only have 2" of seat post showing and 10" between seat and rear tire?
Scott Lawrence, I know this is an old post but, did you ever find a seat bad that fits? I ride a small frame and have the same problem.
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Would it be suitable for long distance biking like New York to San Francisco with the addition of maybe a frame bag and front bag ?
Really depends on how you pack and what your shelter is? You'd have to go really ultralight but it is possible.
ok, thanks
Can you fit a rear light to the bag? This is very important otherwise where can you put it as the bag takes up all the room on the seatpost.
Yes. there are slots on the rear where you can clip a light to.
That's great, thanks.
How do you operate the release valve? It will not move in or out for me!
Pull it. Stiff at first.
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sorry for stupid question but is it usable with dropper post?
Not dropper post compatible.
Never understood how to pack these things for a long ride. I know about putting the heavier items in first then leaving the lighter things at the top but since there are no separated compartments or anything, you just straight up shove in the heavier stuff first then move slowly on to the lighter stuff and needing to empty the entire contents of your bag just to get to the bottom just seems like a bit of an inconvenience for me.
I personally have some Carradice saddlebags which can have seperate compartments/pockets for smaller things on the side of the bag so I dont always need to go into the main compartment. Because the bag is rectangular shaped its also easier to pack everything in neatly and you can prioritise what youre packing regardless of how heavy the item are. I tend to keep the small pockets for things like my multitool, spare innertubes, batteries, mobile phone, camera or sweets/gels/snacks etc etc
However I do understand that the bag sitting the way it does when its attached to the bike creates more drag but I doubt it makes a whole lot of difference when i average around 15-18mph anyway. Some folks might be more pedantic about the whole 'being aerodynamic' thing than i am. I'll get to where im trying to get to when i get there.
a couple of us used them last year. This year im going to a rack with a dry bag on top. These work OK but are a pain to get things out of at the end of the day or pack at the start of the day. And yes they wobble and sag. Theres no way to avoid that. That said I rode 1000k and these are the most aero and lightweight solution.
I guess for touring it kinda makes sense as you could probably stuff it with clothes and other non mission critical things to make it a non issue. I haven't toured before but I have done 120miles in one night although it wasnt a sportiff or a race of any sorts. a carradice saddlebag is just more convenient for short trips like mine where we're not going to be stopping for very long or at least not until we reach our destination
How much will it cost?
+Maga Kunteynir Not sure of the exact price, but it will be competitive with the other bags on the market.
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Thanks for the review! Could you compare the main compartment to a Carradice seat bag? www.carradice.co.uk/index.php?page_id=product&product_id=37
Trying to determine if this could be used for commuting needs, keeping clothes somewhat wrinkle free.
+djionut123 you COULD use it for commuting, but I think if your goal is wrinkle free clothes, the Carradice would be the better choice.
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are you sure is 100% water prof ??? 🤔
talking about crossing a tiny river without killing any android ,u know?
+Eduardo Sanchez Martinez it is essentially a dry bag. If you want to be doubly sure, put the android in another mini dry bag.
I will man!
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