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My opinion is the best saddle bag is a super lightweight race and a drybag attaches to it.
All saddle bags wag around and are shit really, if they’ve any weight in them.
After experimenting with quite a few options and hypothesising about load of others, I've come to a similar conclusion.
It looks like the manufacturers have realised this too as the latest thing in seat packs seems to be to incorporate a mini rack, to add stability, and make it quicker putting on and taking off, at the cost of a little bit more weight.
I've just ordered an Arkel Seatpacker, which has a mini rack.
https://www.arkel-od.com/en/seatpacker-15-bikepacking-seat-bag.htmlAlpkit do something similar. It costs half as much but the Arkel one seems better.
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I have a Woho, which I use to stabilise my Restrap saddle pack/holster. It stops it wagging a bit and you can carry water
http://woho.bigcartel.com/product/pre-oeder-xtouring-2018-anti-sway-dhl-express-service
PBoynton
My opinion is the best saddle bag is a super lightweight race and a drybag attaches to it.
All saddle bags wag around and are shit really, if they’ve any weight in them. The Carridige might be better.