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Question: Could a 17" laptop comfortably fit in the top bag? Would it be reasonably safe there?
Document: I purchased these recently so that I could start biking to work. They are relatively light weight, good reflection and the fabric isn't paper thin. The zippers seem a bit flimsy so I reccomend being careful not to pack too much into the bags. Lots of space. I currently take rain gear, emergency first aid kit(ya never know), work shoes, pants and shirt plus lunch and a tire repair kit. I have plenty of room left and could easily fit in a laptop.I would reccomend these to other people looking for saddlebags.
Although it was fairly easy to fix this, it made me nervous that at some point, the zippers were going to come off and my stuff was going to spill all over the road. Bigger zippers would have been much better.Overall:I really liked the detachable backpack concept of this pannier and I got it to fit a 17 inch laptop. In the end though, I don't think I would want to trust my laptop in this without an airbag to protect it.
Pros:-Lots of room with the top bag. I bike commute and needed something that could hold my lunch, laptop, work clothes and shoes, and my running stuff (running shoes, extra socks, shirt and shorts) if I plan on going for a run on my lunch break. A friend at work gave me an old pair of water resistant panniers but they are small and and didn't have pockets on the outside so they weren't working for my commute needs. These panniers seem to have enough room.-Front of the panniers are tapered so even if you have large feet (I'm size 12 mens) your feet don't hit the bags when you pedal.-Plenty of pocket space on the outside.
Works great for my commute to work. Top detachable bag replaced my laptop bag and the saddle bags have a ton of storage. Would be completely a 5 star item, except the zippers are a bit stubborn at times and the 'hard sides' are a bit flimsy. Overall these bags get a definite recommendation from me!
I used this for about two weeks before the main zipper for the top-bag broke. From the start, I could tell it was a cheap zipper. I just didn't expect the teeth to start to unravel and make the whole purchase a waste. The other zippers on the bag would have probably met the same fate if I used them as much as the top-bag.
Well the bag that goes on top did fit well at all. the side bags were OK, but the fabric that connect the side pouches together was too big for my rack. That made it difficult for the top bag to fit properly. I was disappointed with the purchase. I used it for about a week. Not it's just collecting dust in the garage. I'm back to using my old bike bags. I would have returned my purchase but I did some off-road riding and the bags got dirty. I should clean them in the washing machine and sell them on Craigslist.Tim
I did a lot of research on panniers for daily commuting and found these to fit my needs. They arrived quickly and are very easy to install and remove. When mounted, they give good foot clearance so my shoes do not hit them when pedaling. The capacity is very good with easy loading of the side panniers. The greatest part of these panniers is the top &#34;laptop&#34; case. I need to carry a laptop to and from work every day and this part was ideal. I added 3/4 inch foam to the inside for added cushion to protect the company laptop and it works perfectly.
We needed panniers which could be used as airline luggage for a two-week bike trip and these fit the requirements. The lower bags were used as check-in and the upper backpack was carry on. Together, they fit about as much stuff as a carry-on sized wheel bag. The design is nice with the backpack having a place for a helmet and the small outer pockets let you organize things for easy access.The biggest problem is that the hardware is very flimsy. A latch on the backpack and a latch on the strap for the lower backs broke on first use.
I just finished a month long bike trip using these panniers. You get the quality of what it is ... $50 for a 3 piece set, vs the $150/piece of high quality.Pro's:1) :D Large! And holds lots!2) :D the outside pockets were GREAT to have, for storing/organizing things in. LOVED these.3) :) The top netting. Lots or little could be fit into the bungee'd netting.4) :) Maintained bike stability, as long as heavy stuff wasn't in the over-the-top piece.5) :D Large and holds lots!Con's:1) Zippers are cheap.
Also no instructions on how to mount them makes it a little more difficult. The top bag also shifts a lot back and forth.Safe travels
Answer: yes