So… these are great!!
“A true riding fundamental, our version of the under-saddle bag is a simple execution of a lasting design. Made from a combination of soft, flexible 10 oz. canvas as well as our rugged 18 oz. twill, it will mold to both its contents and its position on the bike. A leather strap attachment functions exactly like a double-ring belt, allowing you to customize how tight the bag fits and just where it attaches, as well as delivering easy off-and-on for security. The interior is split into one larger pocket designed to hold everything from a spare tire tube to a tool set, while the smaller pocket neatly fits your phone keeping it safe from the rest of your gear. A rear light strap holds your blinking light (you have one, right?).”
“A waxed canvas workhorse, we designed this utility bag to carry a working day’s worth of gear without getting overstuffed. Its dimensions will fit a 13” MacBook Air, a light jacket, a notebook and some other small essentials safely, without worrying about your legs hitting it while pedaling. The combination of 10 oz. and 18 oz. waxed cotton fabrics allows it to flex with ease, while also reducing its overall weight. Brass zippers resist rust or corrosion, and only get smoother with use, and the custom brass rivets add a contrasting detail to the durable canvas material. Five different attachment points let you position the bag securely to the top tube, down tube and seat tube.”
“When you’re headed into the hills (or to the beach, or pretty much anywhere good) having a little storage that’s within arm’s reach is always welcome. A compact design, this handlebar bag lets you access food, maps or an extra layer easily, without having to rummage through all your gear. Its waxed canvas body is flexible and durable, and it attaches easily to the bars with two double-ring leather straps. For added security, you can attach it to the head tube, depending on the size and design of your bike. One long lash patch lets you run webbing through for increased carrying options—baguette anyone?”