MOSISO 20L Bike Panniers, 2 Pack Waterproof Panniers Bike Bag, Large Capacity Flap Bicycle Rear Rack Seat Luggage Storage Trunk Bag for Road Mountain Cycling Traveling Commuting, Black

Priced competitively and delivered quick. They appear to be well made and should provide long service. Thanks to the top clips, they were super easy to put on/take off. They look nice and are roomy enough to carry lots of stuff. I like that they have a fold-over top opening which makes them water proof. The closures are easy to adjust and operate. The strap at the bottom is an added feature allowing them to be securely attached to the lower portion of the rack to prevent unwanted movement. Anyone wanting to add bags to their e-bike should consider these bags.

Great panniers! Held 3 bags worth of groceries! Heavy duty. Easy to take off to take inside

Great product - sturdy and seem to be made pretty well. Great space inside - I can put my lightweight camping chair, table and clothes, etc. in each side. It is a little bit of a bear to attach when you are also using a bike bag on top of it, but overall I would recommend!

Great quality and fits on to most bike frames. Holds a lot and is not too bulky

I have had these for about 3 weeks on my Trek Verve 2 with Bontrager BackRack Deluxe MIK and I use them to bike to work with my laptop as well as carry around extra jackets, water bottles, etc. when out about biking with the kids. What I like about them: - they are lightweight yet feel like solid material - they look good and sleek on the bike when empty and strapped tight, not too bulky like others I have seen - they do fit a decent amount of things in them and so far adjust in width to the load as I close and tighten the strap - they are easy to put on and off the bike (unfortunately, a bit too easy ... see below) Biggest Issue: - the metal hooks on mine were not uniformly even, some had a bit a bigger gap than others. - as a result the bags easily bounce up and release the hooks from the rack when going over bigger bumps (e.g. biking over a small curb, potholes, bumpy sidewalks, etc. ) - I really wish these had straps at the top in addition to the hooks. That would allow the best of both worlds, quick mounting/dismounting when riding only on very smooth terrain AND the ability to tie them down to the top of the rack when expecting a bumpier ride on crappy infrastructure like in our city - I almost sent them back because of this, but then I was able to slightly bend the metal hooks so close the gap to the bag which made them a bit tighter. However, I worry about the longevity of the hooks if I have to unbend them to take the bags off and bend them after putting them on every time. Overall, if you only ride on smooth terrain, these are definitely a great choice. If your city is like mine with lots of bumpy infrastructure, maybe look for something with straps instead.

I really wanted expensive watertight panniers but then I asked myself: 1) How often am I going to use them? (maybe 25% of the time, probably less) and 2) When I do use them, how often am I going to intentionally ride in the rain? (almost never -- I have an e-bike and the machine itself is not truly waterproof). So I took a shot on these. They are spacious, they're decent-looking and they're very easy to mount and unmount. The hooks took a little bit of bending to fit my rack but nothing major -- you can bend them with your fingers or a small pair of pliers. One thing I noticed on the first ride was that (on my rack) they'll ride forward and back a little on the rails. The lower webbed buckle strap does a good job of stopping them from flapping around, but it isn't going to hold them very tightly so the hooks are doing 95% of the work there -- and if they're loose enough to easily go on and off the rack, that also means they'll slide on it. I think they'll hold up well if they're not overloaded, and they look to be reasonably waterproof (again, if they're not overloaded -- the upper few inches needs to be able to fold over underneath the cover flap to really seal them against the elements). That said, you definitely can overload them if needed. The top handles are nice -- just enough to grab and lift with. Overall I think these are a solid buy. Sure, you can spend $2-300 on top-end panniers and you'll get what you pay for -- but for occasional use rather than hand-core bikepacking, these will get the job done at a fraction of the price.

Nicely made, easy to take on and off. Stays secure on bike. Well worth the purchase.

Perfect item of bike. Good quality & easy to install

Ist gut

These are amazing!!!

Borse di buona qualità, molto pratiche, le ho acquistate perché ci sta perfettamente la mia borsa porta laptop, infilata in verticale. Si sganciano facilmente, anche se io le lascio sempre fisse sulla bici.

Good product with good materials. Is very easy to connect to the bike

I’ve been looking for reasonably priced, separate panniers for so long and was pleased to find these. So many panniers are joined in the middle and I didn’t want those. They seem to be good quality but only time will tell if they last as long as my old ones - 10+ years. Nice and spacious. Another bonus is that the hooks are metal. Some I’ve looked at have plastic ones.