Rhinowalk Waterproof Bike Pannier 27L - Bicycle Cargo Rack Saddle Bag, Shoulder Bag, Laptop Pannier for Professional Cycling Accessories

The Rhinowalk Bike Bag is a must-have for any avid cyclist seeking durability, versatility, and waterproof protection. With a spacious 27L capacity, it offers ample storage for all your cycling essentials, whether you're commuting to work or embarking on a weekend adventure. Its innovative design allows for easy attachment to bicycle cargo racks, transforming it into a saddle bag or shoulder bag with ease. The waterproof construction ensures your belongings stay dry even in the harshest weather conditions, while the durable materials provide long-lasting performance. Whether you're carrying a laptop, groceries, or camping gear, this professional cycling accessory has you covered. Ride with confidence knowing your gear is safe and secure in the Rhinowalk Bike Bag.

Used these in bike packing and yes they are waterproof.material got softer over time which I liked.easily attached to my rack and very secure .not so keen on the inside pocket as quite a tight fit putting anything in them so I don't use.but happy bunny with my purchase

This is my second pannier bag (for a pair). I've been using the first one for a year and a half. It's very roomy and waterproof. The pocket on the front is very useful. I highly recommend it.

Only niggle was plastics holding on the base are really crap and femur but rest is great

Let's get this out of the way from the start -- when I bought this, I thought I was getting a pair of panniers. I mean, who would want a single pannier? It never even occurred to me that anybody would sell panniers singly. That makes as much sense to me as selling half a pair of trousers. So my review is kind of tainted by the fact that I'm going to have to spend twice as much money as I thought. A pair of these panniers would be great value, if sold for the price I paid for one. For twice that price, I'm not entirely convinced.Leaving aside the price, it's a splendid item. The material is a kind of heavy, rubberised plastic, that looks like it will be robust and waterproof. I haven't tried it in a downpour yet, but I can't see any place the bag would let water in, if it's closed properly. The capacity is remarkable, although I think it would be hard to use the full capacity if you needed the pannier to be waterproof -- it would be difficult to fold the top over enough times to create a proper seal.The pannier clips easily and securely onto my rack. There are three, rigid points of attachment, all adjustable, so it doesn't move at all when in place. However, the lower attachment point is on an vertical strut of my rack, not a horizontal one. This means that the assembly relies entirely on the top clips to prevent the whole thing bouncing off when riding over bumps. I don't think it will come off -- it hasn't so far -- but for security I prefer the attachment arrangement of my old panniers, which have a clip near the rear axle that completely prevents the bag moving upwards.An interesting touch is that there is a cable that allows both the top clips to be opened at the same time, rather than one with each hand. I don't really understand what this is for, unless it's to allow the pannier to be removed one-handed. I can't think of any circumstances in which I would need to do that, but I can see why some people might. Or maybe this one-handed release is for some other purpose, that I haven't fathomed yet. All the clips are large, and would be easy to operate with gloved hands in the cold.At the bottom of the bag is a little flap labeled "light clip". I can see how it would be easy to clip a rear light on there, and why that would be convenient. However, every rear light I've ever used would end up facing to the side, not the rear, if clipped into that location. So I can't think of any use for it.There's an external zipped pocket which can be opened when the main bag is closed, and I can certainly think of uses for that. A shoulder strap is included, and it seems to be soundly constructed, although I haven't used it.All in all, this is probably the best pannier I've ever used, despite the slight flaws. It's just, way, way too expensive. There are plenty of pairs of panniers for sale, on Amazon and elsewhere, no more expensive than this single pannier. The fact that it's easy to remove is no doubt an advantage if you think of it as a kind of bicycle-mounted rucksack, and plan to carry it about. However, if you plan to leave it installed all the time, panniers this expensive would be a great loss if they were stolen, and stealing them would be easy unless they were somehow chained down.If I needed to carry a laptop computer and a sandwich to work, I can really see this pannier being a good choice for using like a rucksack. For permanent installation, though, it's just too expensive and too steal-able to be a compelling purchase.

This is my 3rd Rhino Walk cycle panier. Sturdy design and absolutely weatherproof. I use it every weekday in my 14 mile round trip commute to work. Wouldn't be without it. I have never experienced any water ingress.

The amount you can fit in is unbelievable, they are robust totally waterproof and very easy to install, so happy I went for them and not a cheaper version, I can fit in all my shopping in and my rucksack

Really pleased with the size it's waterproof and easy to assemble on my bike rack