Flow Cage SL Bike Water Bottle Cage - Side Load Bicycle Bottle Holder, Composite Matrix, Left/Right Options, Compact Frame Cycling Accessory - Right - Black

Quality holder, lightweight, and very secure. holds bottle well and not rattle.

Holds bottles securely. I ride down rock gardens and losing a bottle is never on my mind

This is a sturdy bottle rack, possibly too sturdy. It tends to crush the bottles a bit when they are inserted. A little more give would’ve been helpful in the design. But, I get it…. There’s a balance of keeping the bottle in the cage itself in rough terrain …. Aside from that, it’s a good quality item.

Good holder Pros: Easy to install Holds my 21oz Hydroflask over bumpy roads Easy to pull out, convenient left pull out Cons: None

I actually use this mounted on a keyboard stand, used for when I play out live in a band. It has taken 2 years of a lot of abuse - probably more than it would get on a bike - and is still doing it's job. Great product.

The bottle cages are very stiff. Bottles do not slide in and out easily. The whole point of a water bottle cage is to have quick, easy access to water while riding. Insulated bottles like Podium and Camelback barely fit. Returned.

Works great with a camelback podium chill 24 ounce bottle on my Trek Marlin large frame. I previously had a standard top load instead of side load, this one fits much better with larger bottle.

The LEZYNE Side Load Flow Bicycle Bottle Cage, left or right sided, perform as promised - light weight, sturdy, easy to install, and providing quick access to your water bottle. By contrast, a top entry cage of any brand requires enough top clearance to pull the bottle out (without looking), but a cage on the seat tube might be too close to a tire pump strapped to the top tube to allow easy top access - enter the side load cage to solve the problem. One warning, a right-load cage is oriented for right side access when in front of you on the down tube. Move the same cage to the seat tube (under you) and it becomes a left side access cage (draw a picture or just trust me). So, if you are right-handed and want a side access cage on the right for your seat tube, buy the left access cage. Second warning is only for cyclists in the habit of picking up a latte or any other drink in a cup with collapsible sidewalls. I bounced a full 20-ounce latte out of the side access cage under my seat tube going over a low curb. Problem now prevented by either asking for a double cup to make it stiffer or by using a mini-bungie cord wrapped around the caged latte and the seat tube.

does not grip bottle, slides out easily with a bump, the bottle does not sit flush with the cage either... side loading is a great idea, but badly executed for long term hold. the plastic is too flexible.

Lo hemos recibido abierto a derecha y en la foto viene a izquierda.

Bottle started falling out after a few weeks of use. Fell out while cycling without me noticing due to side-loading.

I bought this for my grandson's 7th Birthday for his new bike. His dad fitted it to the bike without any difficulty and the bottle I bought to go with it fits it well.

Perfecto