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New bikepacking gear and bags from companies all over the world, small and large…
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Greece’s ENABags recently rolled out the Nano Pannier, which features a five-liter capacity and a quick-release Kickflix attachment system that mounts to a standard pair of bottle bosses. Find details on the slim new ENABags Nano Pannier here…
Oregon’s Randi Jo Fabrications just announced a small update and four new colorways of their beautiful waxed canvas hip packs. See what’s new and peek at the latest crop of Portage colors here…
Building on the two-person CrossPeak 2 released last year, the new Hyperlite CrossPeak 1 is an ultralight one-person, three-season tent with a freestanding design and Dyneema Composite Fabric construction. Learn more here…
Threefold Objects in British Columbia, Canada, is a new bicycle accessory brand, and their flagship product is an intriguing stainless basket that’s now available in two sizes. Take a closer look here…
Tailor-made to suit the Allygn Diamond Back Rack, the new Gramm Diamond Back Pack is a rack-mounted saddle bag that offers a sway-free, waterproof 12 liters of rear capacity. Learn more about the small Berlin brand’s latest release here…
Seldom Seen from Bozeman, Montana, just released a massive spring update, complete with a revamped website, new products, fresh colors, and more. Take a closer look here…
Designed for race days or personal bests, the Revelate Designs FKT Series is for riders who want the lightest possible gear. The Alaskan brand just added an updated Pitchfork Aerobar System and new Ultra Shrew Seat Bag to the lineup, and you can check them both out here…
Most bikepacking bags are made from synthetic, petroleum-based fibers, but Decathlon challenged the status quo by creating a one-of-a-kind linen bike bag. The project led to a three-year exploration of the European flax supply chain, and they shot an interesting documentary that walks us through the entire process, from field to assembly. Learn about the new Decathlon Linen Half Frame Bag and watch the 20-minute video here…
The new Dispersed Rack Bag is a rack-top bag with a structured base, an optional waterproof inner bag, and a roll-top design. It’s made to order in the fabric and color of your choosing. Check out all the details here…
Following the release of their axle-mounted rear rack system, the Switch Rack, Restrap from Leeds, UK, has announced a new bag made specifically for its modular attachment system. The Restrap Switch Top bag is said to be an aerodynamic, completely waterproof bag that works seamlessly with the Switch Rack. Read on for more on this new bag below…
Canada’s Mountain Equipment Company (MEC) has created a complete backcountry sleep system that weighs less than 2 kilograms (4.5 pounds). Complete with a sleeping pad, four-season bag, shelter, and backpack, it’s an impressively light setup that could function as a bikepacking system. Read on for more on this new sleep kit…
Cedaero in Minnesota just released a handy new product they’re calling the Brown “Paper” Bag. Made of recycled X-Pac, it’s a no-nonsense hauler that folds flat, offers generous capacity, and looks to have endless uses for daily life. See it here…
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