The best bottles and bottle cages for your bike

[@roilev]

I use $10 16gram carbon bottle cages from China -- not a single lost bottle so far, and I ride enduro races and do some drops and jumps.

[@khuongdtx]

Ivo Roilev do you have a link to it? Thx

[@phabloagr]

What one ?

[@evangossell1980]

Link?

[@Anton-zb9dc]

Decathlon plastic bottle cages are the best for the really bumpy roads, I personally have a carbon cage on the down tube and decatlon cage on seat tube and even on the pave never lost a bottle

[@rysiurysiurysiu]

I've just bought Elite Carbon one. It was on a 40% sale in my local bike store lol

[@pabloldv5911]

ronald, how does the Arundel Mandible compare to the Carbonworks?? Really interested in that comparison

[@kristiansimko4370]

3:56 cant imagine putting bottle into bottle cage with two hands while riding

[@MrWesman43]

+1 for the Arundel mandable - the plastic version is a very good option and much less expensive than the carbon version.

[@ianiscaratti4924]

I have the 4.5g carbonworks on my road bike and they brake after every minor crash. om my hardtail i ride the king cage bottlecages and I'm realy in love with them.

[@ankitkbd]

YES! Thanks Ronnie!

[@yannickokpara4861]

I prefer Fabric Cageless Bottles, because it's a very light system, more 'fixed' hold, and it's more aero if I am going with only one bottle or no bottle. I just wish I could get a bottle with the nozzle system where it opens itself when you hold it at an angle to your mouth and only have to squeeze for water to come out.

[@cknacci]

the tacx deva bottle cages are good too and light....

[@LGBhull]

Alloy cages!! Never lose a bottle, any bottle. I've personally snapped an elite Custom race, those wings were not very sturdy, it hooked on to my long bibs and snapped...

[@carly200]

How did you do that? I love the elite cages. especially with camelbak podium. I have trouble with some cages and non-bike bottles. Hard to get out or drop through.

[@copasetic04]

Anyone use saddle bottle cages? Easier/harder to reach?

[@Hlappiacane]

Without even looking at the video yet my guess is 80 dollars per bottle cage

[@fredwong5537]

He did not win many races but in terms of cost per Kg he is a clear leader.

[@arlokkkk]

No model names on description. Also keep freaking shaking the bottles all the time so I can't see the model name.. Keep squeezing it all the time too.. This video is frustrating

[@rocylevr5843]

why no Fidlock?

[@ronykuba]

Not exactly cobble proof

[@rocylevr5843]

@@ronykuba wdym with coole proof?

[@michaelupchurch3779]

Looking for some nice cages

[@michaelupchurch3779]

@@NYV7677 thanks for your help

[@hoikitadonischeung2446]

The bottle is too dirty

[@spartanbike2260]

elite vico

[@fredwong5537]

Those plastic bottles are perhaps fine for short races but definitely a health hazard for long-term use. Not only they leak plasticisers and chemicals needed to convert petroleum to plastic, but they disrupt the hormonal balance in the human body. BPA-free bottles have not changed anything. I personally recommend to use stainless steel bottles. Their thin walls do not add much weight and can even keep your drink cold/warm for some time.

[@MrWesman43]

Fred Wong you said "BPA free bottles have not changed anything" can you prove this ? With some facts preferably, from a scientific study ideally ?

[@michaelupchurch3779]

I prefer the Camelback

[@mikicastan]

Michael Upchurch Me to. I think they are much better quality then elite’s.(price confirms that)

[@marcvincenz9065]

You haven't seen thease Bottles, or?

[@marcvincenz9065]

www.fidlock-bike.com/produkte.html

[@SonjaTheDork]

Camelback user here, and I'll probably stay like that. My big issue is the fact that it's somewhat harder to clean and the nozzle has a tendency to gunk up with mold if it isn't cleaned immediately, but the bottle just works well for me otherwise

[@cknacci]

i have camelback and elite bottle, i honestly prefer the Elite, easier to clean , camelback nozzle always stuck with dirts and harder to clean