New Bikepacking Bags for 2019

[@ericpmoss]

Thank Dog for light colored bags that (a) don't cook the contents in harsh sun, and (b) make contents more visible. I also like the welded seams and lighter fabric. With so many bags on a bike, all the cordura and straps and buckles add up.

[@willyhughes8600]

Pathlesspedaled is the main reason I check KZbin.

[@peppermintp2610]

Definitely looking forward to the lengthier performance review of the North Street Micro Pannier! I have the Arkel Drylites which are designed only for rear rack use and may be in the market for a lightweight, front rack option like the North Street.

[@Dr_Ruminator]

And here I was just customizing a BRAAAP Pack 5 minutes ago and wanted to see the orange in better light. Thanks!

[@longrider42]

I ride a recumbent, most of the bags you cover, I cant use. 810 cubic inches per bag, with those small panniers.

[@marioramon2010]

Very Intesting brands & hop one day to buy one of them to do a Tour!

[@CanadianTexaninLiguria]

Arkel light panniers are 14L and 19OZ. and 74USD

[@mnyheim11]

Would be cool to see you review some bags from Restrap.

[@lorenzsiggel1515]

Three nice bags. Good review! 👍🏻

[@peppermintp2610]

For those of you who wish to debate the "fanny pack" vs. hip bag label, apparently there is some distinction beween types of waist-bound packs. Perhaps the version Russ reviewed might be more aptly described as a Lumbar Pack. Check it out: fannypackmaniac.com/fanny-packs-vs-lumbar-packs-vs-belt-bags/

[@peterscheibelein6686]

Your ride videos are epic!! When can we expect more?

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Yes. We just got snow yesterday. Waiting for the weather to settle.

[@mediumrick7667]

Like that Apidura bag.

[@grandad1982]

Every time you said puffer I heard puppy.

[@tuchchu33]

hi was wondering what does the apidura bag sit on. does that comes with the bag or need to be added separately? what exactly is the component called

[@keithbrown8368]

Do you have any advice for backpacking bags that will work with a CX bike with top tube cable routing and shifters without under tape routing(sora 3500)?

[@JoshHerodOutdoorAdventures]

Nice looking bags!

[@AdventuresWithDaniel]

i love bags!! Great vid!

[@jordy808]

Have you seen the Dark Realm Hip Bag that doubles as a handlebar bag?

[@chromebomb]

Kinda down with that north st bag

[@chriswatson2407]

You should show how small the last one can go. Can it be rolled up?

[@mabeldk432]

I didn't get a chance to read through all the comments, but I am debating trying the apidura fork bags out next year. Any update? Are they worth getting over the other fork bags on the market?

[@markusunterwegs]

Very nice.

[@MoyMacGill]

yes cool bags

[@Airtemeus]

Just curious, what is the difference between hip bag and fanny pack?

[@peppermintp2610]

Apparently there is some distinction beween types of waist-bound packs. Perhaps the version Russ reviewed might be more aptly described as a Lumbar Pack. Check it out; fannypackmaniac.com/fanny-packs-vs-lumbar-packs-vs-belt-bags/

[@kenmoum162]

One's hip and the other one is for nerds. Personally I think the Brits have it right, they're Bum Bags.

[@Sharpetz]

About 25 years...

[@fayleya3865]

So you need a piece of equipment on your fork that you attach the fork bag to? Or does it attach directly to the fork?

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Attaches to fork cages like the Anything Cage.

[@EW742]

Totally different nerd-question: what watch are you wearing?

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Ha. Orient Mako.

[@EW742]

Path Less Pedaled Thanks! And a big THANKS for all your work! Im happy to support you via Paypal from Germany!

[@yilmanbabilonia]

I've been looking at the braap pack for a while thanks to you. I had a quick question, how comfortable is it since it doesn't have any padding in the back?

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Depends on what’s inside. I prefer less bulk from padding however.

[@yilmanbabilonia]

@@PathLessPedaledTV thank you for replying

[@orci77]

Russ what is your opinion about the Topeak bag range? I like Topeak because I made good experience with their stuff and it is reasonable priced.

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

I’ve only tried their small tool bag and hbar bag. Seemed pretty good.

[@orci77]

I use their waterproof saddle bags for several years. Bought the Midloader recently but it is my first bikepacking bag.

[@rocksandrocks]

whats your opinion on Jandd bags? They seem pretty solid, especially the panniers

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

They're great. Have used some of their smaller bags in the past.

[@123blamo123]

Do bikepackers not care about weight? As a hiker, it's certainly a major factor.

[@PathLessPedaledTV]

Sure. Some do. Is that a sideways way of asking how much they weigh?

[@lukepalmer325]

first, cuz i need more supple life

[@bmalonnial3629]

It’s a fanny pack bro

[@peppermintp2610]

Apparently there is some distinction beween types of waist-bound packs. Perhaps the version Russ reviewed might be more aptly described as a Lumbar Pack. Check it out; fannypackmaniac.com/fanny-packs-vs-lumbar-packs-vs-belt-bags/

[@mediumrick7667]

#LongLiveTheFannyPack