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Your cart is empty.COMPACT ON-BIKE STORAGE FOR TOOLS AND FLAT REPAIR. Gripper Bag. Now updated with an oversized 30mm strap that reduces shifting during rides, its minimalist design stows easily almost anywhere on your bike. It's ideal for carrying essentials on a quick ride, or in tandem with our larger packs on longer rides, moving weight off your back and freeing up valuable space for water and food. Keep the Gripper on your bike, and your chances of walking out of the woods are forever minimized. MATERIALS: - 100% 450D ripstop recycled polyester (rPET) exterior; DIMENSIONS: - 5.5 x 2.5 x 2" (14 x 6 x 5cm); - 0.1 lbs (0.07 kg); FEATURES: - On-bike storage solution; - Spare tube, tire levers, CO2, etc; - Attaches under seat or multiple locations on bike frame.
Korben B
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
Love this little bag. It fits great on the back of the saddle. Not so good on the frame for me as the “grip” parts did not keeps it from sliding. Only disappointing thing is that my 25g CO2 cartridges don’t fit in the designated spot. I was able to slide one into the side but I would have liked to have 2 just in case. This may not be a problem if you have smaller CO or a fancy TPU tube. Despite these flaws I can tell this bag is very well designed and should last a long time. For perspective here was what I was able to fit: full size rubber inner tube, bag of master links, Lezyne crv+ tool, 2 tire levers(in the spots where the CO2 was supposed to go), one 25g CO2 cartridge. You may be able to fit more with a TPU tube. I will update when I receive mine from china.
Steve-O
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2023
I LOVE the idea of this, and MOST of the implementation. I put a set of tire levers, a multitool, a CO2 inflator, and a quick link in here, packed as the instructions show - with the multitool in the "multitool pouch" on the side of the bag. I put it on my daughter's bike, and cinched that strap down TIGHT, so the bag wouldn't slide around, and tools wouldn't fall out.Well, the bag didn't slide around, but the multitool fell out not 15 minutes into her first ride. Luckily, the person behind her saw it happen and let her know. I've got to rethink how to pack this, or I may just throw it in the garbage.
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