Bikepacking Saddle Bags & Seat Packs
Strap on a small saddlebag for tools and spares on shorter day rides or a larger waterproof bikepacking seat pack for multi-day bikepacking expeditions into uncharted territories.
Bikepacking Saddle Bags & Seat Packs
Bikepacking seat packs attach securely beneath your saddle. Smaller saddlebags are ideal for carrying tubes, tools and spare clothes on a day ride, whilst larger seat packs make for a lighter and more streamlined alternative to your traditional cycle touring pannier setup when bikepacking and touring. Seat packs perform best when carrying your lightweight, compressible stuff (think sleeping bags and down jackets).
Partner a Koala seat pack with an exo-rail seat post mount for easy-on/easy-off anti-sway riding.
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