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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Arkel Rollpacker Rear. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- Arkel's Rollpacker Rear is available in two sizes: 15L or 20L.
- The aluminum hanger for mounting the bag effectively prevents side-to-side sway.
- The quick-release attachment makes it easy to mount and remove the bag from the hanger.
- Clearance between the bag and rear wheel can be adapted to suit different bikes by adjusting the hanger's height.
- Testers say the rack and bag remain secure over rough terrain.
- The pack can be mounted above or below the rack to suit different frame sizes.
- The bag's contents can be accessed from either side or the front.
- Arkel covers the Rollpacker with a lifetime warranty.
3 reasons not to buy
- The Rollpacker Rear is very expensive.
- An extra adapter is required for seat rails that are wider than 3.5” (89mm), such as Brooks' B17. At the time of writing, this isn't available to purchase in the US.
- While the design prevents lateral sway, an expert notes some vertical “bouncing.”
Bottom line
The Arkel Rollpacker Rear is a saddle pack that mounts above or below an aluminum hanger, eliminating side-to-side sway. Both the 15L and 20L versions support up to 15.4lb. Experts praise the tough materials, though there are no long-term tests. The functional design and ease of use also impress. It’s not compatible with sprung saddles or dropper posts, and saddle rails wider than 3.5” require an adapter that, at the time of writing, cannot be purchased in the US. The Arkel Rollpacker Rear is an expensive bag, but experts still deem it a solid investment.Expert Reviews
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