FuelBelt Aero FuelBox

This bag is very small but it's aerodynamic design looks awesome on my bike. It affixes easily and firmly to my Cannondale Synapse. I can put my cell phone and a Clif bar in there but not my wallet. My phone is an LG Optimus and it just barely fits. If it was in a phone case it wouldn't work. I could possibly put a few other small items around the sides of my phone and Clif bar like a CO2 cartridge, loose change, keys, eye drops, lip balm, and an ID or credit card. Other than being a little small my only complaint about this bag is that it sits slightly flaccid. The has no effect on the functionality it's just me being OCD. My wife loves the Aerobox because she travels light but I prefer the Fuelbox because of it's larger size. If you're looking for a very small bag then you will love the Aerobox because of how unobtrusive and aero it looks. But if you need more space you should try something else.

It's hard to fall in love with a small bag that you attach to your bike, and this is no exception. There's nothing wrong with it of course, it does exactly what it claims to do. It's well make, straps nice and tight to the top tube of my ancient Felt F65. It doesn't hold a lot, may a couple gels, a credit card, and car keys at most. It would have a hard time holding a modern cell phone, so unless you have a really, really small phone, don't buy it for that.Overall, it's a solid purchase. Well priced, well made, and does increase your carrying capacity on your bike by a little, which on a long ride can make all the difference. Would buy again.

This could be a great bag. The size is nice for a minimalist kit and the bag itself has a nice shape. Unfortunately the strap system is annoying as heck and from experience with similar strap material, won't last very long. Improved straps would make this a five star bag, but until then it will get the job done until I find something better or have to toss it when the straps tear.Here's why the straps are annoying. The straps on this bag have an equal length of hook and loop left and right and the straps are not very flexible. A better option would be to have a single strap that has both the hook and loops and feeds back on itself after running through a buckle on the opposite side of the bag. That explanation may or may not make sense to anyone, but believe me, I have used both types and one is better than the other.

When shopping for this bag I felt that many of the reviews contained warnings or disappointment about the small size. For me, the size is perfect. I have a bag under my seat that holds a spare tube and other small tools, my phone, sunscreen, etc. I don't like having a lot of weight in my jersey pockets and am clumsy at getting into them while riding, so I wanted something to hold a snack and lip balm. Two mini Clif bars fit perfectly, along with my lip balm. This isn't meant to hold big items or food for a full day, but it's great for providing on-bike access to a few basics. I did remove the plastic liner - the bag itself is well-made and the sides have enough body to stand up without the extra bulk and weight. Removing the liner also reveals a small interior zippered pocket, perfect for stashing cash.

I picked up the Fuel Belt Aero after looking at the options available on Amazon, as it looked the best on my bike. The only downside is its small size - and I mean small. It comfortably fits 2 packets of Nature Valley granola bars and that's about it. Actually, right now I've got a tiny bottle of chain oil in there as well, but had to crush one packet of granola bars in order to make it fit; even then, it's bursting at the seams.The other good thing about this particular tote is the zipper is properly placed. What I mean is, if you have it mounted on your stem, and had to get something out mid-ride, you open it by zipping up towards your stem and closed by zipping it down towards the seat post.

This should not be used for a phone. My friend has this and uses it for her iPhone, but any larger phone will not fit and you will damage the zipper. It's good for fuel, IDs, and chapstick, but doesn't hold big items.I purchased this on my friend's recommendation. My friend told me to get this one because it is angled and won't flop around like a square one would. She's right that it doesn't flop around, but I still hit my legs on it when I'm powering up a hill, so it's still in the way. If you're looking to store fuel for a 30-40 mile ride, this is perfect. If you're riding a century or want to use your phone to track your ride, I'd look at the larger boxes out there, especially the one with the clear phone holder.In summary, this tapered box is limited precisely because of its tapering, and I don't think you gain any benefit over the square ones because you'll still bump it. It really depends what you need it for, but it doesn't fully meet my needs.

I use this little storage box on my Cannondale Synapse as a place store extra gels on longer rides. I can squeeze 5 GU gel packs into this FuelBox, or 4 gel packs with my iPhone and car keys. Once attached, it's fairly secure and unobtrusive, and it's easy to access while riding through the zipper top opening. It's a bit difficult to attach properly with the long velcro straps, which is why it doesn't get the fifth star. I suppose that should only cost it half a star, though, so call this a 4.5-star rating.

I purchased this to put on my top tube just behind the stem. I only needed a small bag that I can place my wallet in. I ride with a Bob Trailer and it is difficult to get into when all I want is my wallet. This bag is just barely big enough to squeeze my wallet in. My wallet is the typical trifold walker and is of average width with my cash and cards in it. I did not want a bag that interfered with my legs while pedaling. This is small enough to stay out of the way. Perfect for my needs.

Die Tasche trägt ein Akkupack mit 2x 26650-Akkus (ca. 200g) absolut problemlos. Zum Schutz der Akkus habe ich auch noch ein ca. 1cm dickes Schaumstoffstück auf den Boden geklebt, damit lässt sich die Tasche noch gut schließen, viel mehr Platz ist dann aber nicht mehr.

Die Tasche lässt sich gut an meinem Stahlrenner befestigen. Die Klettbänder sind zwar etwas lang, halten aber dafür super.Platz bietet sie nicht besonders viel. Bei mir passen ein Multitool, ein Ersatzschlauch und meine Schlüssel plus etwas Bargeld rein, dann war es das.Mir reicht es und sie stört vor allen Dingen nicht beim Treten.

sehr kleine, fein gearbeitete Biketasche die Platz nur für das Notwendigste bietet.Ein Ersatzschlauch und Fahrradwerkzeugtool -> mehr geht hier nicht!Aber genau dafür war es gedacht und besonders das innen eingelegte Dämpfungsmaterial gefällt mir besonders gut.Hält die Form der Tasche und schützt das Bike vor Lackschäden bei Virbartionen während der Fahrt.Fester Sitz der Tasche durch Klettbänder. Prima Teil!

piccola e pratica... quindi va benissimo per evitare di tenere in tasca le chiavi o un telefonino piccolo. Se avete uno smartphone da 4" o più dovete prendere un altro modello: in questo non ci sta

perfecto para tiradas largas con la bici, o para realizar algun medio ironman o ironman. muy recomendable, teniendo en cuenta que sabes lo que vas a poner, ya que hay mochilas mas grandes. perfecta.