Rollpacker® 15 REAR Bikepacking Bag - FULL KIT (unit)
The Rollpacker® is completely waterproof. Easily slides on and off its hanger for stability and easy packing & handling. This kit includes the aluminum hanger which mounts on both straight or drop bars.
Weight of seat bag: 454 g / 1 lbs
Weight of hanger: 363 g / .8 lbs
Volume: 15l. / 915 cu. in.
Maximum Load: 15.4 lbs / 7 kg.
Dimensions:
Width: 16.25″/41 cm
Height: 8″/20 cm (main compartment)
Depth: 9″/23 cm without front pocket (Main compartment only)
Depth: 11.25″/28.5 cm including the front pocket
If the seat rails of your saddle are more than 3.5 inches (89mm) apart, you will need the following adaptor More Details…
Estimated availability end of March
CAD$299.99
Available on backorder
Available on backorder
Key Features
The Rollpacker® aluminum hanger is adjustable and will easily adapt to small frames, it eliminates all side to side movement (Tail Wag). This seat bag has one large waterproof main compartment and a second super practical compartment also waterproof. You will also find an easy access pocket in between the rear pocket and main compartment. This open pocket is always accessible, great for smaller items that you need to keep close (small camera, phone, snacks, etc.)
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Excellent touring saddlebag
I’ve had this bag for about 18 months now and used it for several lightweight tours. It’s totally waterproof and extremely convenient in use thanks to the two-sided access to the main compartment, the separate rear compartment, and the handy pouch in between. It’s easy to use the strap for the rear compartment to secure a jacket on top of the bag. And it’s a real boon to be able to slide the bag off the rack just by unclipping a couple of straps. The reflectives on the rear of the bag are excellent too.
The rack is quick to fit and remove, but be sure to do the quick-release up tight. On my frames (54cm) there’s not quite enough clearance to suspend the bag beneath the rack, so the bag sits on top. It’s worth taking a little care to fine-tune the position of the rack so the bag is carried close to the rear of the saddle and not too high.
It would be great if Arkel could produce a cargo net to fit on the loops on top of the bag. I haven’t been able to find one quite the right size.
Highly recommended.