ORUCASESaddle Bag HC (SB25)

After doing a bit of homework, I settled on the Orucase SB30 as my saddle bag. It expands up to half an inch thicker than the SB25 but that potential extra thickness allows the SB30 to carry two road tubes vs one on the SB25. Of course, when you're not carrying the extra tube, you can cinch down the Voile strap to minimize the profile. Speaking of the Voile strap, I specifically chose the Orucase because it uses one. Sure, Velcro is great and easy to use but there's a nonzero chance that your saddle bag loosens up or slips with Velcro. With the Voile strap, it's pretty much impossible because there's a essentially a buckle that prevents the strap from loosening. The HC variant of this bag, which is the model I purchased, is made from extra durable materials (e.g. hypalon) and is weather resistant if not weather proof. The organization system is minimal, as in there's no dividers or item-specific pockets, which I personally see as a pro, not a con. Specialized pockets, e.g. for CO2 canisters, just add weight and take up space when you're not filling them with whatever they are specific for. The Orucase is minimalist, with one big compartment that opens up into two halves, each half using an elastic tie down to keep contents in place. There's one large pocket on the bottom half, where you can store cards, patches, levers, whatever. Overall, I highly recommend the Orucase.

I've gone through many saddle bags and pouches. From traditional shapes to these more rectangular shapes.The rectangular shapes are a little more modern looking and has more practical functionality since it's not a weird wedge shape.I got the smaller version of this case to be more aero and not looking too bulky. I still manage to get tire lever, various tools, 2 CO2 cartridges and 2 TPU tubes which I think is more than most people pack in their roadside kits. I keep the CO2 inflator in my jersey pocket.I was t very fond of their stiff retention strap. I just found it to be very clunky and cumbersome so I reused a Velcro strap from another saddle bag. Time will tell if the Velcro strap was a mistake but it's been holding up well for the last 6 weeks of continuous use.

This saddlebag is by far the best I've ever used.The highlight for me is the strap. No velcro=no more losing your saddlebag when it gets worn out. This strap holds the saddlebag tight against the rails, but it's easy to take on and off when you need to use it.The saddlebag itself looks compact when mounted, but is roomy enough (I got the 25) for all the essentials, including tube, multi-tool, 2 CO2 canisters + head, tire lever & dynaplug. All that without feeling that the zipper is going to burst open at any point.I've been using it for a while and unfortunately had to access the contents a few times and it's always easy to get stuff and pack it back when on the side of the road without getting frustrated.Get this thing. It's a win.

It's an amazing quality bag. I only purchased it because of the light loop their website and description describe as a new feature. It does not have it in the smallest size! I also had to pay for the return which they and Amazon state are free.

would give this 5/5 except for the attachment system, it is a little bit fumbly when you're trying to get into it in a hurry. it would be better if you could unzip the bag while it was still on the bike, but it is still definitely a really good product. good materials. well thought-out. perfect size. good aesthetics. thumbs up

A little expensive for the size, but durability is pretty good.

Not what I expected. Sending it back.

ガバッと横開きで中に固定バンドもあるので無駄がなく収納できます。中身もも取り出しやすいです。最高です、これを買ってサドルバッグ沼から脱出できました！残念な点はバンドです。硬くて固定力が弱く外すのにかなり手間がかかるので、100均のマジックテープのバンドに変えました。バンドが良ければ100点です。