Roswheel 14892 3 in 1 Multifuction Bicycle Expedition Touring Cam Pannier

I love this bag as it is quite roomy. Be sure to have a rack that pushes further back though, I was kicking them a bit on a small sized Gravel Bike.

Lo montata per lavoro sulla mia fat bike elettrica.. Composta da due borse e un piccolo zainetto rimovibile.ci carico di tutto e veramente utile, robusta, cerniere buone.Rapporto qualità prezzo eccellente

Looks great and I can fit loads in them

Muy prácticas y resistentes, además de cómodas. Buena relación calidad/precio

These have to be about the best bang for buck out there. I had to replace mine recently, and I went straight for the same model.Things I like: all the zippers are covered. It's a small detail, but it helps keep grunk out of the zippers and water out of the bags. The zippers are good. I've never had any sticking, or jammed slides, or zippers popping open, and I've definitely stressed them, overfilling with fairly heavy items, like canned goods. The zippers have double slides on the main compartments, another nice touch. The stitching is good - it never runs off the edge of the fabric, resulting in failed seams. and the main seams are double-stitched, with additional bar and x tacking at stress areas. I like the trunk bag. It adds more capacity than I expected.I like the stiffening insert being installed and stitched into its pocket instead of having to wrestle and wiggle a plastic sheet into pockets that never seem to hold it, like some panniers I've seen. All of the plastic clips seem secure, and I've not had one come loose or break. There are other nice touches, like the smooth material on the sides facing your wheel. Makes them easy to clean and adds some water-resistance.I'd describe the size of these panniers as medium, and that's fine for my use, which is mostly errands and commuting. I've certainly done extended weekend camping rides with smaller panniers than these, so I'm happy with the size - holds a weeks groceries with no problem.What I'd change: No deal breakers here, really. The trunk bag zipper could go further around the bag. It only opens at the end, which means you may be doing some digging for items stored at the far end, away from the zipper. Any claims of reflectivity are not warranted. For example, the ROS logo is claimed to be reflective. It is not - it's just shiny. So what is reflective? See the tiny white lines on the wide black webbing used for the clips? That's it. Those thin white lines are actually retro-reflective. That's not enough. Easily fixed with some LightWeights silver flex tape ( ). I'd also like to see attachment points for clip-on taillights. And maybe a few more webbing loops/clips for additional bungee points or lashing.So why do I have to replace these bags if they're that great? Well combine a day ride with the grand kids, a few leftovers in fast food bags that I didn't clean out of my bags when we got home, and a hitherto unsuspected (and unexpected) rodent in our garage. Yep, these bags are definitely not rat-proof. By the next morning I had bags that would only be useful for toting a couple medium pillows. Anything smaller would have fallen out the rat-holes chewed in the bottoms of my bags.But buy them anyway - these are a great value for non-rat-proof panniers.