SpeedSleev Ranger Cycling Adventure Pack

Very well designed saddle bag, I packed in everything that it is made for plus a few extra small items. I was using the Ortlieb Micro 2 for a few years but recently it fell off my bike a couple of times after I forgot to make sure it clicked in. I also was tired of fumbling around trying to pull out what I needed if I had to make an adjustment or fix a flat mid ride so I started looking for a more secure and organized option. I tried a few different saddle rolls and they were all terrible, all of them had very thin straps so the bag would slip through and swing around under my saddle, why they weren't designed with a loop at or near the bottom to feed one of the straps through to prevent this is beyond me. I wasn't stuffing anything more than I am putting in the Speedsleev so those products were not designed correctly. The Speedsleev has very wide, secure straps so even the worst roads will not shake it loose, I've read some poor reviews saying they are not long enough but I have plenty of overlap so it appears that problem was corrected. I may have preferred a buckle of some kind rather than hook and loop closures but that's being extremely picky, assuming it wears out over time I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one of these. I also appreciate how light and unobtrusive the Speedsleev is, I think it is about 80 grams lighter than the Ortlieb bag I was using and my legs haven't come into contact with it. I'm sure it is much more aerodynamically positioned as well, I'll take any marginal gain I can get.

Because of the way I fit on my bike, I really can't have a bag that wraps around my seatpost. This just hangs from the seat and actually sits very well there. I have no concerns about this falling off or wobbling around too much. Keep in mind though - it IS small. But it has little pockets which help keep everything organized. I managed to get in here: - a spare tire (road bike) - one canister of air - air adapter - three tire levers - small roll of emergency tape - crank brothers multipurpose tool - $10 billNow, those items are JAMMED in there and put there very methodically. But these are emergency tools. It will take me a few minutes to get everything back in there should I ever need it, but that's a price I'm willing to pay for its small size and sleekness.

When I first received the Ranger, I was not confident in its ability to fit two tubes...but it fooled me. I was able to fit 2 bike tubes for my Sirrus 2.0 although not perfectly (one sticks out a bit compared to the other). Still, the bag is able to be closed without issues, and unless the compression affects the bike tubes in some way, I don't see any problems.Tip: At first I thought that the velcro straps were too short like many other reviewers stated. It was very difficult to put the strap on under the saddle. However! I looked up Speedsleev's video on the Ranger and at the end of the video it shows how the saddle pack should be velcroed onto the saddle- and putting it on the correct way reveals that the velcro is plenty long. Look up that video. I really wish that the tag showed a picture of how to put it on, or there was at least a video on the website with a how-to. because my initial thought on how to install the saddle bag was completely wrong.

It is a compact, stylish and sturdy bag for a road bike. Despite its small size it can hold two spare 700x28 tubes, CO2 cartridges and other miscellaneous stuff that you need to fix a puncture on the side of the road. It straps to the rails of the saddle reliably and won't come off accidentally. I didn't have an issue with the straps being too short as someone else in the comments did. Can recommend.

Until now I've always been a topeak fan. I thought I'd try this saddle bag because it sits tighter, tucked up tighter to the saddle rails. I have a light/camera unit that the Topeak saddle Bag just didn't allow proper space for and it used to rub on the camera causing horriable audio. This bag holds a hair more items yet mounts tighter and seemingly more secure. In it I keep 1 700c x 25 tube, 2 tire levers, 2 16oz CO2, 1 CO2 presta adapter, 1 multitool & 1 chain quick link. I love that each item has it's own little compartment. You could probably fit a 700c x 32 tube if you wanted.

I have one of these on all my road bikes. Minimalist design that easily holds 2 CO2 canisters, tire levers and a tube. Tightly ticks away under bike seat.Don’t buy if you want to carry two tubes and store lots of extra items in the pack. There are other packs that are for you.

I was looking to get a nice and compact saddle bag that wasn’t so bulky for the aesthetic of my bike. One that would be able to fit a tube or two, levers, patch kit, multitool, pump, and hopefully a small 15mm wrench.Technically, the pump and wrench didn’t fit for obvious reasons but could easily be strapped onto the side. I am still questioning the retention properties of the velcro but so far all seems good.Perfect replacement for when you want to stop carrying a bag around for flats. I have no doubt that the pack is water resistant however and only wished the bag was slightly taller to accommodate a 5-in 15mm wrench but most people don’t need a wrench anyway.Will update the review when I add more or encounter quality/design issues.

Muy buena bolsa, compacta y de buena calidad. Se ajusta muy bien al sillín y no se mueve nada. Me gusta porque puedes compactarla bien y no se ve muy grande, yo la llevo full con camara 29 y queda super bien, aparte es compatible con tija telescópica. Calidad!

Si quieres un tamaño grande este es el valido, yo opto mejor por el tamaño mediano para Mtb.

Pefecta, buena bolsa por referencias que tenia es exactamente como pensaba que era.

Es una buena bolsa, es impermeable y con buena capacidad. Además sirve para tijas telescópicas puesto que no tiene agarre a la tija, sino directamente a los tubos del sillín. Lo que no me convence es que es un poco incómoda para abrirla y cerrarla.