Arundel Sport Water Bottle Cage

Great cages that work well and are affordable. Reasonable weight too. Would definitely recommend.

Holds my bottle, lightweight, and looks sleek. No complaints.

I've been running one of these on my bike for a couple of years now with no complaints. Grips bottles well and looks great on the bike (I'm not into shiny/glossy so the matte finish on these is perfect for me). Just picked up a second one.

this cage is a little heavy and not as flashy as others but it gets the job done!

The bottle cage blends in well on my bike and the price is right. It really grips a bottle tightly, so I don't have to worry about any fallen soldiers on a bumpy descent.

My road bike is black and blue and this black water cage blends right it. It truly does its job of holding the water bottle tight.

I absolutely love these water bottle cages. Super easy to get on and lightweight.

First, the color is not true. The red is flat and washed out in real life. It really looks cheap. If it was cost effective to send them back, I would. Instead I think I'll throw them in the garbage. Only bad product that I've ever gotten from Comp Cyclist.

Works great, light, no issues at all

If you're looking for a light cage with a tight grip that won't break the bank, look no further! I previously had a lightweight metal cage and my bottles were always rattling out on harsher roads. Once you put your bottle in this thing, it's not coming out without a yank. I mainly use the Camelback Podium Chill bottles, but have also stuck a bunch of those cheap bottles you get from events in it with no problem. For anyone wondering, I was able to mount my Lezyne pump holder behind this with no problem.

It's really a good cage. Cheap, light, solid construction. I can't complain at all. It's a great product.

There is only one thing a bottle cage is meant to do; hold your bottle. After that comes durability, weight, and style. Black plastic cages can either do a great job, or a terrible job with not much middle ground. For $17 there aren't many that do it as well as Arundel. If I'm not buying a carbon cage, I'm buying the Arundel Sport cage.

What more can you ask? It does what it says it does and it doesn't cost your arm and leg, just your pinkie finger.

Holds a camelbak podium chill like a glove. Doesn't look even slightly out of place on my full carbon bike. Feels solid, looks great. Unless you're a total weight weenie there's no reason to buy any other cage.

I like the look of this cage a lot, and it won't break the bank like carbon cages. Does its job well; no complaints.

holds the water bottle tight. I would recommend this highly.

Great price and hot looks to upgrade your existing cages. I previously had alloy cages that were pretty ugly and were difficult to get my bottles out of. These are way sexy, look just like the expensive carbon version, hold your bottles snugly and let go without a huge battle. My bike is matte black and these match perfectly. They hold my huge Camelbak bottles perfectly and standard bike shop bottles without a problem.

These hold my bottles on the (gasp) cross bike really well. They slide in and out easily but have yet to loose a bottle even on bumpy terrain. The dual mount option is also a nice feature as I use different holes depending on the frame.

I hate loosing bottles to cheap cages and railroad tracks. these work extremely well and are inexpensive. Good for mountain or road, and they look good too!

This bottle cage from Arundel works well securing my water bottles under the roughest terrain. They aren't as stylish as carbon cages, but are a fraction of the price, are offered in a handful of different colors, and perform just as well. The color is more of a textured composite construction so the color options aren't necessarily as flashy as you'd maybe prefer. I like to stick the Black color as it goes with any bike I stick it on.