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Question: Do I get a single pannier or a pair?
Document: Best pannier for the money - excellent reflective material for night visibility, clips easily to my rack and the lock holds them in place. Water resistent without the rain cover and if you get into a down pour, use the rain cover. The price for the pair cannot be matched.
While not as nice as the QL2 system, in my opinion these are the next best thing. Plenty of volume to accomodate my gym cloths, a change or clothes for the office, laptop and a lunch.Another unique feature that is seldom seen on a pannier are the top mount shock cords. These let you secure a jacket or awkwardly sized items up top. I'm a photographer and lashed a tripod to get on location without any problems.
I searched high and low for the perfect bag, not to big, not to small, but with room to carry my needs. Those being a pair of shoes, change of clothes, mini towel, a 15&#34; laptop, a Tablet, with accompanying wires.. and still have ample room to add more. The only thing I don't like which really isn't a factor still.
I'm sure it is well suited to light touring as well, but as I only have experience using this pannier set for commuting, the title had to reflect it. I've been commuting to/from work with these for about a month.
These panniers were great, for my new Spots commuter. Great usage of space, and pockets also. I was looking for a waterproof pannier bag, and this set was just what i needed. Fit perfectly and was a great addition to my bike.
If you commute to an office where you keep your bag in one place, this is the bag for you. I am now searching for another pannier that is more of a messenger type bag that can hold my books and water bottle and be easily carried around while in school.
)The nylon (600D) is durable and surprisingly water resistant. In PacNW, we get "wettish" days. Not really a rain, but not dry either - misty to extra-misty I would call it. Anywho, the rain covers are not needed in this wetness for about 10 miles or so. If it rains, put the covers on.All straps work great and are thoughtfully placed. The outside pocket is the only one. No pockets on the inside.
These bags are great. I take them with me when I go downtown to the farmer's market, and load up on fresh veggies. I make a feast when I get home and often can't finish all the veggies in one night, because I GOT SO MANY TO FIT IN THESE BAGS. Oh man it's awesome.One of the biggest factors to why I love these bags so much is because they are more waterproof than I could have hoped for.
I looked long and hard at other panniers before I decided on these. Every other pannier was missing at least one key feature I was looking for: rainproof, small pocket, easy-on/easy off, not ridiculously expensive, and can hold lots of stuff. This had all that plus more. For example, the cargo netting on top is super handy and there are hooks for a strap, although no strap is included. I use them for commuting and usually only need one.
I decided to purchase a set of these after having tested a folding shopping pannier set from REI and similar products from MEC in Canada. If you're a commuter that needs to haul stuff around town and the office, these will do the trick nicely without breaking the bank. There are so many nice little details I like in the design:The mounting mechanism is truly universal. Aside from Ortliebs which are double the price, most claim a universal mount but only adjust up to 14mm rails.
Answer: yes