SpeedSleev Nylon Pro Seatsleeve Saddle Pack

The CO2 hole got broke the first time I try to put it. Looks great, quality sucks

I use it to carry one spare tube, one crank brother tool to remove and re-attach a tire, plus a small patch kit box (2in x 1in x 1/2 in) that also holds three allen wrenches. The small Speed Sleeve will hold more, but with only these items the rain cover fits snuggly. Another option would be to eliminate the patch kit and add canisters and inflator and the rain cover would probably fit. If I added 2 compressed air canisters and an inflator and kept my little patch kit box, I'm not sure the rain cover would fit over everything. For my purposes and limited items it works perfectly and fits snuggly under the seat hardly noticeable. The more you add the bigger it gets obviously and the rain cover is not a necessity.

If you get this product make sure to use the rain hood. My black unit ce with a green rain hood. I usually don't care about color but it looked bad so I went for a ride without the rain hood on. 20 miles in a CO2 cartridge pops out and hits the spokes makes a terrible noise. I was in a group ride luckily no one got hit by it or ran over it!I ordered a competeing product that has a similar design but has a foldover flap that prevents anything from coming out.I have seen videos of riders using this and adding a bunch of duck tape to prevent items from coming out.

After looking at videos and pictures, I decided I really wanted to try this out. This gets a four because it was hard for me to tell if this was a small or large, and the list of items you can carry in it was a bit ambitious. As of now, I could only fit one road tube, two tie levers, and a CO2 quick shot. I really wanted to carry my multitool in it, but can't figure out how to include it and still be able to close it. Great product, just wish the company was more specific on the size.

If you want your junk all nice and tucked up under your seat without it flopping around like a ball $ack on a cow, then this is your product. The best way I can describe it is a tool roll that you roll up and secure under your seat. The stitching seems robust and legit. The pockets are nice and tight so they even hold loose things like co2 inflator heads, and missing links. This is what I have in mine. 1x road tube, 2x co2's, 1x tire lever, 1 co2 inflator head, 1x missing link/quick link, 1 2302 battery for my quarq. Secured down well with the nice thick straps. I think the only cons I can think of for this is the price. It's the exact reason why I wont buy the large one yet. I would love to use the large one for my mtb, but I am not 100% if it would hold a 29'er tube and co2's. I've looked for pics online, but kind of come across some that really don't show it. We've been using just velcro straps in the mtb world for awhile, but it would be nice to have something just like this for my mtb also. Regardless I am here to review the road version (small) and it's Pimp Tight!

Don't buy this is if you are a mountain biker. The mfg website says this is good for that. They are wrong. Yes, a 29r tube fits in the tube spot. And there are a number of pockets for other items, such as CO2 cartridge and an inflator. The problem is that I was only able to get a tube, one CO2 cartridge and an inflator in it and still get it all wrapped up. And your multi tool better be as small as a CO2 cartridge. That's all that will fit in one of those pockets. Wait, check that...you can't carry a CO2 AND a multi tool. And an added bonus is that it looks like a poorly rolled up diaper under your seat. Albeit, a nice cordura rolled up diaper. I'm sending this back. A regular seat bag is far better than this.

I've seen these types of saddle packs around for a while but never took a closer look. Then I spotted one on a bike under repair at the bike shop. Wrote down the name and went searching online. It was worth the hunt!I bought the large version of the pack and it fits everything I need for ONE trail disaster. I ride fairly close to home, so this will get me back to safety if I get a flat (which has happened even though I'm running tubeless tires).I've uploaded a few photos to show what I'm able to pack in. A set of levers, one cartridge of air, the chuck to get the air into the tube, a 26" tube, and a "Fix it sticks" multi tool.The nylon, Velcro and stretchy material on this thing are great. The best part about this seatbag is that it holds on tight under my seat and doesn't move. My previous seatbags moved around ever so slightly, which means that eventually they wore out. Only time will tell if the SpeedSleev will bomb out, but I'm not betting on it.

This is a really cool piece of gear. I have both a small and a large. I gave it only 4 stars for 2 reasons. 1. The small is just a bit too short and the sleeves are really tight. I had a hard time jamming my inflator into the sleeve, and it hangs half way out. I use a innovations proflate. 2. The large had these flaps to go over the top of the gear inside, but I think it'd be better with out them