Arundel Tubi Seatbag

I've tried out a lot of seat bags over the years, and this has been the best by far. I don't ride tubulars (no point), so this holds two tubes, a big-ass multi-tool, CO2 chuck w/ 2 cartridges, 2 tire levers, a couple of tire boots, spare chain link, house keys, and still a little extra room if I want (there's 2 side zip compartments for money/license/etc that I haven't used yet). Most importantly, there is no velcro wrapped around the seatpost to chafe my spandex, and the pack sits firmly in place. I've been using it for about a month, and wished I had learned about this bag before now.

This is a different shape than most bags, which I like a lot. Well made, attaches securely

I wish this bag was one-third smaller. Bought this bag to carry one spare tubular tire, CO2 cartridge and inflator head, and a few hex wrenches. I use a relatively small tubular (Tufo Jet 160) as a spare and there is enough room for two of them plus the tools. It holds securely to the seat rails when mounted correctly, which may not be obvious at first; it took me two tries.

I wish some one would make a spare tubular bag similar to my old Avocet one that finally came apart at the seams after 30 years. The Avocet bag had a long narrow compartment for the sew-up and then a small separate rectangular compartment with a hood-like closure secured with Velcro. Two straps cinched it securely to the seat rails.

I bought this bag to fit a larger pump in it. (those dimensions are in CM)

With only one mounting point to the saddle rails, it moves all over and is super noisy.

the build quality is about what you'd expect for the price.

I returned it.

I have used this tubi bag for two weeks and abused it in no way. I was putting a new tire in it last night and the stitching started coming loose around the perimeter. I created a return RMA which stated that I was responsible for return shipping. I wrote customer service rep Dillon Bishop Berry & he confirmed that indeed this is the case. This is very frustrating considering this is a new defective product, and a very short sighted return policy on the part of Dillon Bishop Berry & Competitive Cyclist. Lesson's learned: Mr. Berry is not interested in client retention, and buy from Amazon where return shipping is covered if the product is defective.

i also went through many different bags. I hate carrying too much in my jersey, but also my legs always rubbed any other type of saddle bag except for the thin arrundels, like this one. You can fit a ton in this... i have a tube, 2 CO2s, a mini-pump (lezyne), patch kit, crank tool and mini tool.

here's what I carry using this bag. I ride clincher. 2- 80mm Tubes, 4- co2 cylinders, tire boot, 2- park tool tire levers, nano- inflator, and a bontrager multi-tool. The leather tab is great, keeps the bag from wearing through. Also, the way the strap attaches the bag, it prevents the rough velcro from tearing up you nice kit. Lots of bags cause premature wear on cycling shorts. This bag eliminates that problem.

I ride clinchers, but chose the Tubi over the Dual because I use a crank Bros Speed Lever as my tire iron. The extra length helps allows the speed lever to fit inside. I'm kind of a bag-nut and have a milk crate in my garage full of bags I tried and didn't like. The Arundel solved that. The bag is extremely well-made, everything fits that I need for a ride with room to spare. What more does a guy need! Great product! I never go on a road ride without it.