Hagell RidePacker Bag

Good quality and build. Does what it's meant to be used for.

Works for purpose

This bike pouch is perfect for carrying essentials like your phone and wallet. It also has enough space for tools and a spare tube. It’s easy to attach and remove when you don’t need it. The quality is excellent, and I’m confident it will last a long time!

Fits very well, and it’s easy to install. Can carry anything I need to and the corner zipper is actually kinda useful! The quality of zipper and material is nice for the price.

I bought this for my old Specialized mountain bike. Since I have a suspension seat post I didn’t have room for a bag there so opted for this. It holds quite a bit for what it is

These appear to be made well. Just installed one tonight. We'll see how it lasts.

On longer bike trips I strap this on my frame to carry spare tubes, a small pump, and other miscellaneous tools. The general construction of the bag is great, and the straps do a good job keeping it on the frame. I ended up cutting the straps a little shorter to keep it from hitting my legs.

I left the bike outside when it rained and found the inside to be dry.

Overall, a nice quick bag that would easily store your phone or tools for a larger trip.

I have a gravel bike that I use on our local city streets. For some reason, I am one of those people that just seems to always take stuff with me on my bike rides. I frequently ride 20+ miles and it is reassuring to have any emergency items with me. This bag is just big enough to handle these items. I can tell the outside shell is waterproof. Any biker will tell you that you will get caught in the rain so you better have someplace safe for your phone and wallet. This bag will hold really all your essentials safely and keep them dry. I appreciate that the velcro straps can be tucked away. I had one bag that had no room for the tag end of the velcro so it just kinda hung out there. This bag allows you to just tuck the tag end under the clasp. It has multiple attachment areas which is great as bikes have so many little differences you never imagine till you try to attach things. The zippers are sturdy and are easy to open. It seems to be holding up well and is getting plenty of use here. I would recommend it.

I wasn't really in the need of another bag, just a larger one, but saw this and thought I'd give it a look. Pretty happy with it. It's big enough to fit a full set of tools (allen wrenchs, standard wrenches) as well as some extras like gloves, a power bank, and such, and still fit neatly inside the frame.

Mounting it was a bit of a pain, but that's more because I was being meticulous and trying to get the mounting right for my bike. Other than that, it was easy. It's also reflective, which is interesting because it's all black as pictured, but a reflective finish to it makes it easy to see while still being attractive. Happy with this.

After my phone fell out of my shorts pocket while riding I realized I need a bag. I choose this because it could be front mounted and not interfere with my large rear water bottle and mounted tire pump. This fits perfectly in the front of my bike. Now I can keep my phone, wallet, and keys in there without any issues. I also have a new bike tool I was trying to figure out where to mount. Now no zip ties are needed. Just putting the tool in the frame bag. Good amount of space for what I needed of it.

This is my favorite frame bag by far. The design was well-thought out with the multiple attachment points all around the bag for mounting either towards your seat post or the head tube/downtube, and the material is surprisingly very nice quality and thick. Even the zippers are great quality and aren't the cheap kind that get stuck. There is also a cover that goes over the zipper too to protect your legs from scraping against it. The reflective part works exactly as advertised and is quite visible. The craftsmanship exceeds my expectations compared to what I've seen with other brands so far (and I've tested a lot of bike bags).

I have a smaller sized bike frame that makes it a little hard to find a bag that fits perfectly. This bag was perfect for narrower frame when mounting it on my head tube and down tube. I love that I can change where I place this bag with all the attachment points all around the bag. I splashed into some mud a few times and my bag was easy to clean and stayed dry. In terms of storage, I wanted this bag for holding my food and snacks and some extra tools for my longer gravel rides. This bag can fit quite a lot in it and holds its shape nicely. I've used it on several trips so far and it's been holding up great.

Overall I am very happy with this frame bag. I will be looking into this brand for their other bike bags as well just because the craftsmanship is much better compared other brands.

This is a small triangle type bag, that has a double zipper on one side for getting access to it and on the other side has a single zipper for slipping things into a pocket on that side. The two zipper side, zips from the long portion of the triangle, and the other section zips from the shorter section of the triangle, which then opens as a flap. The mounting straps can be placed in various points around the entire bag, so if you want to mount it towards the back of the frame, or towards the front of the frame, it is easy to do. It's a decent size, but I wish it was just a bit wider. It would have been nice if it was 3.5 inches in width, so it could be packed width wise with a few more items if you wanted to.