


Panniers (pair)
One could argue they were never gone, but they are back! And this time, panniers are here to stay, I think. They’re a great way to carry a bunch of stuff with a low centre of gravity: why were we angry at racks again? Mounted with Voile straps, they are absolutely rattle free and suitable for off-road use.
They are constructed with a floating liner, which means that water that makes it through the outer seams still is kept away from the contents of the bag. If you need absolute waterproofness I can tape the seams of the liner to seal them.
At 30cm wide and 10cm deep, a minimum rolled height of 30cm gives 9L per side, which you can stretch up to ±13L at max capacity.
The price is for a pair of panniers.