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I ride a 650Bx47 gravel bike. I tried a Topeak rear loader (sleeping bag, or tent, inflatable mattress, rain gear). That however still contacted my rear rack. So I either sacrifice rack and no rear panniers. I wasn’t ready to reduce my packed gear by 25 litres as I like certain amenities. The Topeak back loader/front loader is a good option and will fit drop bars which you have. I however switched to alternative bars due to hand and arm pains. 12:37

Can mesh be added to take some wight on the sit bones to? Wud be nice to reduce pressure

I have ridden hundreds of thousands of miles on Brooks B17, is this women only?

I'm 170 cm tall. I had the same problem. Could not fit my gear on any of my small bikes. Had to buy a touring bike with 4 panniers. Expensive solution yes, but its either that, or no camping trips on bike at all, I live in the artic north of Norway where I go cycling. Long between stores on my trips and bad weather half of the time needs clothes, touring bike was the best solution no doubt. Even with 1,2 kilos tent and really lightweight gear, still won't fit on my small roadbike.

I just want a seat that doesn't crush my balls when I go over bumps

like the content! its worth noting that nothing with a zip is 'waterproof' even the best ykk aquaguard versions. consumers expectations and reality are generally skewed when the word waterproof is used. torrential downpour, head on constant water spray. water will get in no matter what.

I use the tailfin top tube bag ,but I use the Ortlieb quick rack when using panniers it's a lot cheaper & also had a mudguard adapter .

It's more price, than it is a sadle. Why so expensive, when it is all air and no materials are spend? I call this an over hyped and over priced product.

Whenever you decide to make another video we will be excited! I love what you show (and how) and your humor!

The French alpine lakes are the most amazing open water swim I've ever done. Amazingly clear & clean water which left my body feeling silky. If I could swim anywhere again it would be there 💕

Racks and panniers you mentioned. But you can also use racks and drybags (see the setup from Tristan Ridley with a Tubus Vega rack for example), not much different from the tailfin then and very versatile! And also an option for the front.

The Chinese brands must have solutions for this, they are generally quite a lot shorter than us westerners. Their domestic market of short people is huge. The hard part is to find the good quality product among all the junk.

Hi I really enjoyed your video review - thanks for posting it. Just wanted to pick up on your point that if it really is this good, then surely all the manufacturers would've gone down this route? I wonder why they haven't? I am still tempted to get one though. Obviously it is expensive but there's also the shipping, customs, VAT charges etc.

Absolutely this! I'm tiny. I ride a 44cm bike. I cannot find bikepacking bags to fit. Think I'm going to have to get the sewing machine out and explore my garage to get something that actually fits my tiny bike.

Where you 2 lovely ladies gone.. ?

I would love to try this! Lake Windermere or around the lake in one of the tarns perhaps! Well done ladies, very brave! 😊

There are hundreds of people who make their own DIY bags which fit perfect to their own bike. I am looking forward to seeing you ladies sewing your own bags.

lovely moment...❤

Great video ! Thanks.👍🏻

Great to see this issue raised. My main solution is a Carradice rack top bag on a standard, lightweight rack (a cheap version of the Tailfin). Obvious disadvantage is a bit more weight but I feel this is more than compensated for by greater stability and ease of packing & access. One tip for pushing a bar bag out and up, away from the front tyre is to use a double arm handlebar light mount to sit behind the bag and push it forward. Tools etc go in a tool caddy in a bottle cage under the down tube. No frame bags so 2 bottles are OK.

I cold shower for the last three years and it’s amazing, I am still talking myself into going into wild water. I would probably do it if I had you two with me ❤

thanks, helpful review

Great video! Lovely women with practical information about my favorite sport!Bravo!

Take a look at the jack rack for the front and the PDW bindle rack for rear

Thank god you stopped publishing videos, this shit nearly gave me a heart attack, awful video, stupid idea, I hate you mum.

Are you still making videos?

Decathlon does 650 inner tubes. My wife uses 650b wheels on her road bike/gravel bike. She uses gp5000 28mm, 32mm and schwalbe g-one 40mm. (She hates the idea of tubeless setup so we stuck with inner tubes)

omg hahhaa

is it a joke or something

Yes!! I did a video on this too. Such a very real struggle. I've also settled on a rack that holds my rear pack off the wheel - the Tailfin is the dream but I haven't made the investment yet ;)

I am starting next Saturday. I am going to Hendaye to take my first "non-summer" swim.

Totally agree about the Tailfin, and I’ve got the little extension that moves with seat pack slightly further back, well worth it

Just fantastic !! (I’m 5’2”)

Forgettable as a positive comment. Helpful to see items going in the bag and how accessible they are. Weight is not a big consideration- more price considerations.

thanks for your helpful review of these infinity saddles. i am interested in these saddles but can only afford one. Between the E2 and E1x, which do you recommend for road&gravel touring biking (no time-trial)? thanks!

Do you ever heard of Spongy Wonder？ Saw one of the youtuber suggested： ua-cam.com/video/Kt5LyiivTZA/v-deo.html.

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In Scandinavia they dig a hole in the ice and dive naked.

I tried the Infinity saddle, and found it so-so, but I prefer the Spongy Wonder and Spiderflex. But when I tried to return it -- in new condition -- Infinity wouldn't accept it. So don't buy it unless you don't mind losing the money (or reselling it) if you don't like it.

One Word: Ortlieb 😀👍

you girls are awesome. the internet needs more reviews like this. placing my order in the am - thank you.

nice see a honest review on youtube.

You guys got to think outside the box and not try to imitate gear for larger bikes. My Surly Troll (small) uses 26" wheels. That helps. I gave up on official bike packing gear sometime back. Went back to racks front and rear. Usually panniers in front, tightly strapped with no bounce bungies.... and a waterproof duffle on rear rack. Sleeping bag strapped to handlebars in simple waterproof stuffsack and held out from cables and steadied with an extra lower stem and short horizontal piece of fixie style handlebar. Rock solid.

High quality production!

Ooo have you got a link to the cargo net looks the perfect size for the tail fin bag!

Wonder how it would have faired if that big plastic thing was not strapped on top of the bag

Is the bag 20 liters when closed?

In warmer spring fed florida river with a wet suit.

Started following this channel! You girls are amazing! And soooo funny! Much more down to earth than a lot of the competition. Please keep posting! Sweden loves ya!

It could have came through the zip as that area is not sealed completely so rain can get through.