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Stash Tool Wrap
From $20.99 USD
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From $20.99 USD
Free Your Pockets
Why carry your tools yourself? Strap them to your bike and forget about them until you actually need them. Enough room for a CO2 cartridge, a small selection of tools + tire levers, and a spare tube.
Specs
| Construction | Ripstop nylon |
| Adjustment | Stretch hook and loop strap |
| Gripper | Printed silicone grip |
| Pockets | 3 inner |
| Other | Tri fold design |
Don’t believe the couple of dummies saying they lost stuff using this. They must have very low IQ’s. You just strap It on the frame and crank it tight. No chance you will lose anything . Great product.
I bought two of these straps (July 2020), for my wife and I. I wrapped them under our saddles which worked great, or so I thought. They didn’t interfere with our dropper posts or anything. My wife has had no issue, but I ride a bit more aggressively and lost a tube and levers out of mine. We ride XC not down hill. I would have lost an inflater, co2 and my chain tool if a buddy hadn’t noticed. I no longer carry a tube in mine and haven’t had a problem with it. I think it’s okay, but could probably do with a few more stick sections on the band.
I like having my tools on the frame rather than being in the bag. This one works well. My only constructive comment is that it is hard to get it really snug against the frame with the velcro- mine never looks like the images online! It definitely beats duct tape to the frame though.
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Don’t believe the couple of dummies saying they lost stuff using this. They must have very low IQ’s. You just strap It on the frame and crank it tight. No chance you will lose anything . Great product.
I bought two of these straps (July 2020), for my wife and I. I wrapped them under our saddles which worked great, or so I thought. They didn’t interfere with our dropper posts or anything. My wife has had no issue, but I ride a bit more aggressively and lost a tube and levers out of mine. We ride XC not down hill. I would have lost an inflater, co2 and my chain tool if a buddy hadn’t noticed. I no longer carry a tube in mine and haven’t had a problem with it. I think it’s okay, but could probably do with a few more stick sections on the band.
I like having my tools on the frame rather than being in the bag. This one works well. My only constructive comment is that it is hard to get it really snug against the frame with the velcro- mine never looks like the images online! It definitely beats duct tape to the frame though.