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World travel feeling for everyday use. The waterproof rear pannier is climate neutrally manufactured at the German VAUDE company headquarters near Lake Constance with durable, PVC-free tarpaulin material and made to accompany you on your daily travels. With a roll closure that allows you to customize the size of the bag and seal it so that it's water tight. An extra inside pocket makes it easy to store things separately. The bag is securely attached to either the right or left side of the back gear rack with the QMR 2.0 system, which also allows for easy adjustment and quick on-and-off. With a bike lock, it can be directly locked onto the QMR hook. Reflective elements ensure high visibility in traffic and low light conditions. Included: one bag (single). Can be used together with the practical accessory bags: Toolbar Back, Sort your Back, Addita Bag.
Welded waterproof
PVC-free tarpaulin material
Climate neutrally manufactured in Germany
I bought this for commuting to and from work during the summer when its hot and I don't want to lug a bag or bagpack on my back. Its been one of the best purchases I've made for my bike. Easily holds a laptop plus lunch and a change of clothes for the gym, and I've never had a issue with it coming unlocked when I ride (and I've got some pretty bumpy roads in AZ).The strap was a big reason I chose this bag, as I don't feel comfortable with leaving it attached (lots of stuff gets stolen around my work). The strap makes it easy to transport and is thin but fine when you're just walking a hundred feet. I've seen some stuff about worrying that the strap will get caught in the wheels but I've found it very easy to fold the strap around the closed clips and seen no issues. Quality wise the bag is tough and all the seams appear to be very well done, its been about 6 months and I've yet to see any issues.
