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Dyed in the Wool just added two new options to their range of handmade bike bags, both with a small flap opening with a magnetic closure instead of a zipper. Check out the Dyed in the Wool Snap Mini Wedge and Snap Bar Roll here…
Polish bag maker Dyed in the Wool (DITW) has one of the largest collection of bike bags we’ve seen, and it only ever seem to be growing. They’re best known for their custom bags but have also positioned themselves as cargo bike bag experts, and just last year, they launched their Core Collection to offer more affordable options.
DITW is expanding their collection of made-to-order bags today with two new options: the Snap Mini Wedge and Snap Bar Roll. The Snap Mini Wedge is an entirely new design, and the Snap Bar Roll is a new take on their original Bar Roll with a new opening style. Find details on both below.
DITW Snap Mini Wedge
The new Snap Mini Wedge is a small wedge-style frame bag that’s perfect for day rides or carrying a few essentials like a repair kit, pump, and snacks. It’s made from your choice of three waterproof fabrics in custom colours with a waterproof liner. There is a mesh non-drive-side pocket, a small internal pocket, and the main closure can be made with your choice of a magnetic Fidlock/flap closure or a standard zipper opening. Because each bag is made to order, customers have the option to specify what side the main opening is on and lace or straps attachment systems. It has a 1.3L capacity, and pricing starts at €99 (~$110 USD). Learn more here.
DITW Snap Bar Roll
The Snap Bar Roll shares the same overall design and shape as their standard Bar Roll, but instead of a zipper opening, it uses a flap with a magnetic Fidlock buckle. Just like the Mini Wedge, it’s made to order in your choice of fabric and color, is fully lined, and holds its shape thanks to an interior HDPE and foam lining. It has a 3L capacity, weighs 120 grams, and pricing starts at €99 (~$110 USD). Find details here.
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