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Comments about Topeak Tri DryBag:
Perfect for stashing snack, keys, credit cards and phone. Even has a moveable and detachable interior divider!
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Looks sleek and has a nice spacer inside for keeping a phone in place.
However, this bag started falling apart for less than 7 months of light usage. The velcro is glued on and the glue starts to delaminate. Terrible construction. Definitely not designed by anyone that rides a bike. I'll probably have to throw it out in the next month or so. Oh, by the way, it may keep your items dry in a light sprinkle but don't count of items staying dry in a downpour. Calling this item a "drybag" is an insult to drybags.
There are lots of similar products (often called "bento box" bike bags) that are much better at similar prices. This product is a black eye for Topeak.
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I'm a regular commuter and bought this for my iPhone and wallet. It's waterproof enough, but the velro contact points were only glued on -- not sewn -- and didn't last long. I fixed it by super-gluing a strip of REI's excellent velcor banding, but when that fails I'll toss the whole thing out.
A shame, really, becuase it's a good size and water resistant, but it shouldn't fail so easily at this price.
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I store my patch kit, multi-tool, some velcro straps, my keys, ID, cell, etc. in this bag very nicely. It's easy to use, looks nice, etc.
I do bonk it with my knee when I dismount, but really it's because my bike frame is so tiny. It doesn't hurt me or the bag, and the bag stays in place, so it's all good.
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