My go-to cages

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Fit:

True to size

They're cheap, they never lose bottles, and you can get them in multiple colors. What else is there to say? I run these on gravel and mountain bikes and have never lost a bottle, and they've held up over thousands of miles.

Blake M.

Strong and Affordable

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

Light, tough, and won't drop your bottle. I've seen reviews stating these have withstood thousands of miles of bikepacking and I believe it - they're sturdy. Aesthetically I prefer a cage that's more "classic" looking with thinner tubing but that's just personal preference. Get these if you want strong and affordable!

Daniel

Great cages

These cages are lightweight and strong. They maintain a very snug fit after miles of abuse. They work great while bikepacking, and don’t stretch or lose their form over time.

-kris

I like mine

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

I was a-looking for a simple and secure bottle cage and this fit the bill. I prefer this wrap around design vs. the other cheap cages, it holds my bottle of choice well - Camelback Podiums. DOES NOT COME WITH HARDWEAR! Cheap, effective, colorful, cool. Get one! If you have any questions, you can always email me (I'm secretly a gearhead)- anajam@backcountry.com.

Amir Najam

Classy cage

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

What this cage is not: As another reviewer commented, this cage does not have an integrated mount for Lezyne HV pumps. That would be the Lezyne HV Power bottle cage. What this cage is: Pretty awesome. I put two of these cages on my classic-looking aluminum road bike, as I figured a classic-looking aluminum cage just seemed right. As others have mentioned, the cage is a little on the tighter side out of the package. Being that it's aluminum, though, I just pulled the cage apart with my hands, almost like a surgeon prying open a rib cage to access a patient's heart (not that I've done that, of course), and now bottles go in and out just how I like it. Firm enough, but not overly so. This is definitely the lightest aluminum cage I've ever owned, and was pleased at how light 66 grams felt when I picked it up. I suppose you could simultaneously lighten your bottle cages and wallet, which definitely has its merits for many people. On the other hand; if you're into inexpensive, no BS, no frills water bottle cages that sport a classic look and offer the durability of aluminum, look no further. If you've got any questions, feel free to email me at zbonte@backcountry.com or call me directly at 1-800-409-4502 ext. 2351. Cheers!

Zach B

Firm Grip

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

A solid water bottle cage with attractive silver design. I tend to ride on dirt and down the local trails, and nothing is worse that loosing a bottle on a bumpy descent. I haven't had that issue with these cages, and I can still get to my bottle easily. I really like them and they get the job done.

Zach Windsor

Better than the original

Familiarity:

I've put it through the wringer

If you have issues with pitching bottles on rough descent's, here is your solution. The wrap around style is more effective than the underneath style.

Jamoney

Passable

Solid construction, typical of my experience with Lezyne. I use Clean Bottles, and while they are a snug fit, they are accessible on the bike from this cage. A particularly large bottle could be difficult to remove while riding.

Ben Kuhns

Interesting Geometry

I bought two of these for my wife's bike and they don't seem to fit a normal bottle. I get that the design is intended to hold your bottle secure, but i can literally not remove a bottle from the cage while on the bike. I ended up buying new bottles that were slimmer so we could use these, kinda disappointed overall though.

Ben Hildebrandt

Wrong product description

It holds a water bottle, however, the product description is wrong. The power cage HV has the mount for a high volume pump. Found that out when I opened my package.

Jared R.