LEZYNE Flow Cage SL Bike Water Bottle Cage

Quality holder, lightweight, and very secure. holds bottle well and not rattle.

Works perfectly on my Canyon Spectral 125 which does not have a lot of room for a cage.

I bought this cage for my mountain bike so that I could carry a larger water bottle. The usual center-load cage could only accommodate a small bottle because of the bike's frame geometry -- the top of the bottle couldn't clear the top tube. With this cage I can carry a 22 oz. bottle, which will easily get me through a 2 or 3 hour ride. The cage is light and seems to be sturdy and durable (I've been using it about six months now, and it still looks like new). My only criticism (hence, the 4 stars) is that it's a bit stiff, which makes it somewhat difficult to remove and replace the bottle while riding. Otherwise, it's perfect -- and looks great against my black carbon frame.

This is just what I needed for a fair price. I have a Niner Jet 9 RDO with very limited space for a water bottle cage (if its too low it makes contact with rear shock). This is the one that I could find as compact as it could be and with side loading.I have in fact used it on a race successfully. Very secure, highly recommend for the price.

Good holderPros: Easy to installHolds my 21oz Hydroflask over bumpy roadsEasy to pull out, convenient left pull outCons: None

A few sentences added to this products description would help it out a lot. This cage is not metal, it's a hard nylon like plastic.Both a RIGHT and a LEFT version are available, but that direction is dependent of where the cage is mounted. If you mount it to the downtube (the slanting tube right behind the wheel) a RH cage releases right, and LH version releases left as you are seated on the bike. If you mount it on the seat tube then they are reversed, RH releases left and LH on the right. They are opposite because the bosses face different directions. So if you get two of these to mount in a bikes triangle on an average street or road bike and want them to release on the same side, get one of each.Most all water bottles will fit this, however smaller bottles may not fit tightly and overly large bottles may fit extremely tight or not at all. It will fit most 'regular' bottles. Unlike metal cages there is no bending to tighten or loosen them. Some have sanded the outer lip a little to make then easier to release.I have an ebike with a battery on the downtube that makes the one and only bottle boss location on the seat tube, the boss is also a bit high to clear the battery so the old fashioned metal cages make it real difficult to pull or place the bottle, especially while moving. These work well. And look great. Good price too.

This is for off-road riding. The cage sort of crushes the standard size bottle.

I have these on both my bicycles, and exclusively use the Bivo 21 oz insulated bottles, which are notoriously difficult to find bottle cages for. I’ve ridden on road and on mild MTB trails with ZERO issues. If you’re hitting bigger stuff, maybe look for something with active retention. I have my reservations about how long they’ll last, but I’ll keep using them until they break given the excellent price point.

does not grip bottle, slides out easily with a bump, the bottle does not sit flush with the cage either... side loading is a great idea, but badly executed for long term hold. the plastic is too flexible.

Buena calidad y queda bien con los camelback

Bottle started falling out after a few weeks of use. Fell out while cycling without me noticing due to side-loading.

I bought this for my grandson's 7th Birthday for his new bike. His dad fitted it to the bike without any difficulty and the bottle I bought to go with it fits it well.

Es un portabidon; sujeta el bidon a la bici, y la entrada es lateral; así se puede usar en un cuadro con poco espacio.