Outpost Seat Pack & Dry Bag
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Outpost Seat Pack & Dry Bag
Not quite falling into the category of pannier or backpack, the Blackburn Outpost Seat Pack & Dry Bag sits in a class of its own, relying on a functional seatpost-mount design that includes a waterproof dry bag to keep your bikepacking or commuting essentials safe from the elements. Daisy chain loops along the outside of the bag help you corral extra lights and other gear while the entire design sits cleanly below your saddle and out of the way of your frame. Please note that the Outpost Seat Pack is not recommended for use with carbon seatposts.
Details
- A carry-anything seat pack for your day to multi-day adventures
- Versatile mounting works with any rigid seatpost
- 11L capacity is enough room for overnights and commutes alike
- Compatibility with most dry bags makes it easy to customize packing system
- Not recommended for carbon seatposts
- Item #BLB001O
- Volume
- 11L (671cu in)
- Number Included
- 1
- Compatibility
- most standard dry-bags
- Dimensions
- 420 x 152 x 203mm
- Claimed Weight
- 5.3oz (150g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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4 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 27, 2022
Pretty great
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I bought this bag a few months ago and used it for a 4 day mountain bike trip. Our group did 25-45 miles of single track each day (maah daah hey trail was awesome). I kept all my clothes and sleeping gear in here and had no problem with space. I really liked being able to take out the dry bag both for packing and also setting up camp. It did make things just a bit easier. Only complaints were that the bag did swing quite a bit. It was less annoying than I would have expected. NOTE to shorter riders this bag does not have anything firm on the bottom and did bulge out a bit. I am pretty tall and run a tall seat so had no tire drag issues but others may struggle with this. Overall I really liked the bag and would recommend to anyone trying out bike packing.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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May 31, 2021