 | Home | View Cart | My Account | Order Status |
|
|
Features: |
• | Semi-rigid design fits standard paper shopping bag• Quick-detach hardware system• Can be folded flat when not in use• Includes shoulder strapProduct Details: |
Customer Reviews: |
Average Customer Review:
|  ( 13 customer reviews )
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. Most Helpful Customer Reviews 23 of 23 found the following review helpful:  Wanted to make this work...Jun 30, 2008By Les I agree with the previous poster - these bags are great, easy to take on and off, and shop in the store. I bought a rack made by the same company (an Axiom Odyssee)to minimize any attachment problems. Problem was, no matter what adjustments I made the back of my heel hit the front of the bag when it was full of groceries. I took it to a bike dealer to see if I'd mounted the rack or the bag incorrectly - they were unable to get it to work either. I would have had to modify the back top clip in order for it to fit into the farthest back space on the bike rack. (back clip was too wide to fit in the back-most space) I had a choice, I could either change racks - which I did not want to do -(really like the rack) or change the bag. I opted to change the bag to the Axiom Seymour Panniers, which are sold in a set. In fact I got the set of two Axiom Seymour Panniers for the same price as one of the Axiom Hunter bags. I miss the grocery sack style and size of the Hunter bags, not to mention the ease of shopping in the store with them. I do not miss my heel hitting the bag on every rotation. I also like the fact that these bags have a top cover that keeps things in the bag and protects them some from the elements. Summary: If you buy the Axiom Hunter bags make sure that your rack allows them to be attached far enough back. Also be aware that you may want to address the issue of the top being totally open while you are riding. 12 of 12 found the following review helpful:  Great buy for the $Feb 01, 2009By T. Becker I use these bags to carry way to much stuff on my commute to work and school and they work great. I ride to the light rail which has ceiling hooks to hang your bike by the front tire, which means I have to take the bags off when I'm on the train. This also means that sometimes I have about one minute to remove my bags and get on the train. They are easy to take on and off quickly and are still very secure on the bike. I will look into adding some sort of fastener to the top of the bag though to help keep it tucked in close to the bike when I have a lot of weight in it. Sometimes when I have a heavy load (and by heavy load I mean approximately 25-30 lbs)the bag tends to sag open. I am not at risk of loosing anything, I would just prefer to reduce my overall width. All in all, great buy and would highly recommend. 11 of 11 found the following review helpful:  great bike bagJun 14, 2007By E. Brown This is by far the best bike bag we've ever owned...and we've owned many! Very easy to take on and off. A paper grocery sack fits in perfectly. In fact, we had bought one of these at a bike store that only had one in stock and were so pleased with it we ordered a second through an Amazon supplier. 3 of 3 found the following review helpful: Easy to snap on. Needs a net?Jul 13, 2008By Tahoe Wino I bought two of these for my grocery store runs. They easily snapped onto an Axiom Odyssee Rear Suspension Bike Rack that I also bought. No problems with my heels hitting the pack while riding. It was pretty nice to walk into my grocery store with one of these on my shoulder and shop directly into the pack. I didn't use a paper sack and found that I needed to distribute the load into both packs to prevent things from bouncing out on the ride home. I'm thinking of trying a little bungee net to go over these in the future. 2 of 2 found the following review helpful: You can take it with youAug 25, 2010By Wilis M. Attached with no problem to my rack. The metal top hooks are coated to the are less like to scratch the rack. The lower hook is on an elastic cord to keep the bags from swing away from the rack. The bags are somewhat stiff with the side inserts in place, but the weight limit is pretty low since the outside top of the bag baloons out a fair amount with any load in it (needs a strap from the rack side to prevent this) and the bottom sags down some as well. They are still useful but sure don't look very elegant when deployed with a load. These were my first foray into shopping bags for my bike and the price is what attracted me. I think I probably got what I paid for, which means I would not buy these again but instead do some more research and not be afraid to spend more to get something that is better engineered and a lot sturdier. See all 13 customer reviews on Amazon.com
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
based on 13 reviews
| |||
| |||
| Privacy Policy | Copyright © , Performance Downhill. All rights reserved. | ||
 |