Bike Rack Pannier Bag 3 in 1 Rear Rack Carrier Trunk Bag, Water Resistance 37L Large Capacity Bike Rear Panniers

I bought these after my eBike manufacturer, Lectric, happily accepted my money for their brand of panniers and then told me there was a 3 month shipping delay after the fact. What a blessing in disguise! I decided to order these bags instead (albeit with a bit of skepticism,) but I have been pleasantly surprised. They stay on tightly, are easy to remove, are VERY durable, and have loads and loads of space. Would highly recommend.

Hey!So overall very satisfied with these saddlebags. I use them for day trips. I have a normal route of 18 miles I do, and at the end I like to hang out at a park, lay out a blanket and chill for a bit. These bags have plenty of space to keep all of the items I use for this, and then some. I do not use these for groceries because I live in a city and don't feel comfortable leaving my bike (and all the peripherals I have on it) out when I'm not around. However for a small shopping trip these should hold up fine.My rear bike rack does not have side rails that go that far down, and for a while I noticed the saddlebags would hit the tires. I fixed this by placing a bungee cord over the top, connecting the two saddlebags together with it, and keeping it taught just enough so that the saddlebags pull together slightly over the top of the bag. There are straps on the top of each saddlebag that I can connect to. Eventually I'll find an adjustable strap to do this to make it better. Even with this minor flaw I still give it 5 stars.I have yet to test this in the rain, but I always keep ziplock bags on me so I can throw electronics/whatever I don't want getting wet inside of those instead of relying on the bag.

I'm really glad I have this bag now, and as far as I can tell, it's great for the price compared to lots of the others. It's so much easier to bike back and forth in the city with groceries now. I can fit a ton of stuff into it, and it seems really secure on my bike, even over road bumps. I just have to be sure it's strapped on properly. The downside is that it takes a long time to put onto the bike securely, and it can be a bit of a puzzle. At least until you learn and get faster (I'm still pretty slow at it), it's pretty time consuming to get all the ties and buckles attached correctly, especially when you have to repeat the task when taking the bags in and out of stores. (Where I am, it'll get stolen if I leave it on the bike, and I need it in the store to avoid plastic bags).It took me a while to figure out how all the straps and buckles work when it's not on the bike, and I still don't think I totally have it down! I want to carry it through the store like an over-the-shoulder bag, as advertised, but it seems like only the single bag can be used for that. The double-bag has to be held like a briefcase, which isn't very convenient for me while shopping and trekking around the city on foot, between rides.Maybe it just needs more instructions and details about the design included in the packaging (I didn't find much of any). Overall, it's a huge relief from carrying other awkward bags while biking, saves a lot of plastic, and keeps me much safer on my grocery runs!

I bought a Lectric Step Through because age bring limitations. It's a very nice little bike, or ebike, and quite zippy. I've made LFP packs for my DIY bike, and I decided to tap into the power circuit on this bike. My batteries work great, but I need a better way to carry the packs. These large bags really fit the bill. I carry a big pack, a lith tire inflator, assorted tools, and whatever food and water I need. I don't know if they are waterproof. I don't think my ebike battery packs are waterproof, though I could wrap and seal them. There is a big bag that goes on top. I had a basket on top, and I prefer the basket. I can throw a garbage bag, kitchen size, in the basket. So I like this basket but I'm not going cross country or riding in bad weather. Don't know if that would work out or not. I feel the price was fair for what I got

I took this pannier bag on a 5 day, 102 miles rough thru-ride of parts of the Arizona Trail. Grueling surfaces: bumpy, lots of rocks, branches and grass constantly brushing against the bags. Happy to report they held up great! Mounted them on an Ibera rack, also purchased on Amazon.Someone complained about the zippers breaking, so I was extra careful when closing the bags (guided the zippers along, made sure there wasn't too much of a gap). In the top bag, I put my bulky sleeping bag and a 1 liter water bottle: both stayed completely in place, no sagging to either side.The bags were dusty and dirty when I came home, but I just sprayed them down with a garden hose and let them dry in the sun. Looks almost new on the outside (but do show wear on the inside that was up against the rack).