| | |  | Cruiser/Multi-Position Handlebars | Home » » » » Knog The Boxxer Rackless Bicycle Pannier/Backpack (Black/Brown) | | | | | | | Description: | | 2008 Knog Neat Dog Rackless Pannier/Garment Bag Black Knog The Boxer Panniers convert from rackless pannier to backpack with hideable straps and has a padded 15.5" laptop sleeve with multiple internal organizer pockets. The Boxer Converts from rackless pannier to backpack with hideable straps Handmade water resistant construction using heavy weight 1200D fabric with sewn and sealed seams. Padded 15.5" laptop sleeve, multiple internal organizer pockets Center top padded handle for carrying 370 x 510 x 150mm Rackless Panniers Lightweight internal aluminum frame, three small composite frame clips for attachment to any bike Water Resistant 1200D fabric with taped and sealed seams outside, waterproof tarp on the wheelside Water sealed zippers and heavy duty hardware Color: Rich Black/Punch Love Brown Total Volume: 1727 in3 | | | Features: | |
• 2008 Knog Boxer Rackless Pannier/Backpack Bag Black
• Water Resistant 1200D fabric with taped and sealed seams outside, waterproof tarp on the driveside.
• Water sealed zippers and heavy duty hardware Padded carrying handle, converts to backpac
• Padded 15.5" laptop case, multiple internal organizer pockets / 370 x 510 x 150mm
• Total Volume: 1727 in3
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 22.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 15.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 5.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 20.3 inches | | Package Width:
| 14.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 6.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 6.55 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 works great!Jul 29, 2009
By K. P. Walsh
"kpw"
I've been using mine for nearly ten months, commuting daily with reasonably heavy loads, and I've never had a problem. The backpack straps are strong for when I am not using the bike, and it has never fallen off or come loose while riding. It works great when it is raining,snowing and miserable out, including in subzero temperatures. My bike doesn't have a place to attach a traditional rack, and I've found keeping it as low as possible has helped with clearance issues.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Hard to use, not very firmApr 14, 2009
By David S. Ramirez Salcido
Pros:
-Lot of room for your stuff and when riding with a 15.5 laptop, a set of bike tools, my lunch, a "U" bike lock and a bunch of other things can get very comfortable
-you wont really feel anything, the first days I even had to look back to see if the thing was still there.
-Good heel clearance
Cons:
-The plastic mountings don't feel firm enough, also they're kind of ugly, and came with no instructions at all.
-There's a curvature inside the laptop sleeve (with a metal bar in the middle) that makes hard to enter your laptop.
-The pannier itself is really hard to put in place and a bump in the road or a small heel tap can set one of the bottom hooks loose (it won't fall but it may start touching the back wheel).
-The backpack straps that are not really removable you have to fight the pannier to get them in and out of a small zipper and they feel just to soft and week, also you may feel weird wearing a backpack with a hole in the middle (it doesn't disappear completely when in backpack mode).
I'd recomend to try a standard Rack mount pannier unless there's really no way for you to install a rack.
TIP: the closer the angle between the seat tube and the seat stays is to 180 degrees the better fit you'll have with this pannier.
I ride a 2000 Specialized Allez Sport (54cm).
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