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Cockpit Bag

From €80,-

The Cockpit Bag is the place to put all your snacks, tools, phone, earbuds or other small items that you could need during long distance riding. I designed it so that it can be opened with one hand so you can keep the other one safely on your handlebars. Apart from obligatory trailside chocolate bars, a big 6,7 inch smartphone will still fit inside this bag. Most importantly though, you can open and close it with one hand while riding, without the bag losing form.

  • Choose the colours you like best from this overview.

    • Custom colors

    • Custom attachment options: Velcro or bolted to frame

    • Durable water resistant Xpac fabrics

    • Durable water resistant #5 YKK zipper

    • Opening for charging cables

    • One-handed access

  • The fabrics I use are water resistant, but the process of sewing them together creates small holes every time the needle pierces the fabric. Therefore these bags are never 100% waterproof. In any case I recommend using small drybags to keep your most important gear dry.

    Anecdotally, I trust my phone to go inside the Frame Bag without using an extra dry bag. Generally everything stays pretty dry and also dries out relatively quickly after a night outside in the rain. Gear that is made of water absorbing fabric (like some gloves or a neck gaiter) will often soak of most of the moisture inside and the rest of your gear will stay relatively dry.