ELITE Superbyasi Vorratsflasche

It is spacious, but packing it requires careful planning (even with the wide neck) and you still might not get what you want in. I ended up using it for odds and ends while bike touring as I couldn't fit 2 tubes (32c) and my toolkit inside. This is more a problem inherent in trying to use a tool bottle as opposed to a flaw in the product itself.The white insert on the top seems like a waste of time, but came in handy occasionally for keeping bolts in while working on the bike. Still not convinced it adds much to the bottle though.It's waterproof, and on a cyclocross weekend tour kept everything inside intact. Again, I was careful packing it to not leave anything loose, and as some added protection I dropped one of the spare silica gel pouches you get for free with all kinds of stuff inside (but that was almost certainly unnecessary).I used it together with  Topeak Modula Java Bottle Cage - Black/Yellow  as I was mounting it below my down tube and wanted something 100% solid. It fitted perfectly with that cage.I think next time I might look at some of the alternatives that zip up all the way round to open up fully, as although you lose some of the weather resistance, you could make better use of the space like that.

I have two of these (white and black). One for my mountain bike and one for the road bike. They are enormously useful for carrying bits and pieces. In my case, I have an inner tube (even MTB ones just fit) and a small box of puncture patches and small spares. I've also crammed a cloth into it to stop any rattles along with a couple of emergency energy gels. With a road inner tube in it rather than an MTB one, you can get even more in, for example a multi-tool and some tyre levers. Together with a small saddle bag, I find that I've got enough storage for even quite a long ride.Of course they do use up a bottle cage. The bottle itself has a kink towards the top for fitting securely in a cage but that does limit the width at one point by a little.I don't find the little tray thing that you can fit into the top of it very useful at all and take that out, but others might.Has shown to be completely water proof so could be an ideal place to stash your mobile phone for example.I don't leave the house without mine now. Well recommended.

Can’t believe I haven’t bought one of these sooner! I’ve always used a saddle bag but couldn’t fit my new mini pump in it so looked around for bigger saddle bags and came across this.Fits my mini pump (21cm), tyre levers, 25mm inner tube, multi tool, 2 pairs nylon gloves and puncture repair kit. I did have to remove the top tray and obviously have had to drop a water bottle. Also means my phone will need to go in a rear jersey pocket but still really happy with this solution over a saddle bag.

Wow, can't believe what this holds. Mini pump, inner tube, pack of Scabz, multi tool, 3 tyre levers, and some spare valves, dust caps etc. I did have to remove the cap storage area but I wouldn't use it anyway. I may remove the pump and keep a steel cable and padlock in there. Haven't decided yet but the option is there.Keep the clean lines of your bike, I got the matching 750ml Elite water bottle and it looks sweet on my new bike.

Great little carrier, can fit in 1 tube, tyre levers, 1 air cartridge + head, light weight cafe padlock l, small multi tool, all in the bottom. Top part holds my house key and 2 small spare led light in case on the winter cycles. Good build quality fits tight in the cage

Though not as solid as I thought, it is a good size. There is a small removable cup inside at the top in which you can keep your keys, etc.

Well made bottle that I've packed a spare inner tube, tyre levers, multi-tool, patches and mini-pump in to. The additional cup that fits in the top is good for keys, money etc. too Fits perfectly in my bottle cage and means I don't need to fill my pockets or have a saddle bag.

This is an absolute must for any cyclist