road bike saddle bag without a seatpost strap

[cyberknight]

I currently have a leyzyne m caddy QR ( 0.5 l) which is great but slightly too small for what i would like to carry as i cannot get a decent sized multi tool in it ,I can just about squeeze 2 tubes, levers and co2 inflator in it,The pouch underneath does have space for a multi tool but its too small to hold anything more than oen with a few allen keys on it.
I prefer a bag that does not have a strap around the seatpost as i find the back of the legs hitting the bag off-putting.

 

[simongt]

Lots of seatbags of widely varying capacity available to suit your needs.
Go check t'net - !

 

[cyberknight]

Lots of seatbags of widely varying capacity available to suit your needs.
Go check t'net - !

yes i have been but most look like they would not suit my needs so i was asking the bright minds of cc , im still waiting for one to answer

 

[simongt]

they would not suit my needs

Ahh, so something very specific then - ?

 

[Ajax Bay]

How about a Topeak SIDEKICK WEDGE PACK (0.75l)?
I use an aero wedge but clearly the inside/back of my thighs are less sensitive than yours so I'm content to feel the bag very occasionally.
@Fnaar
So for me its strap round the seatpost is fine.
https://www.leisurelakesbikes.com/b...sidekick-wedge-pack-saddle-bag-black__357677?

 

[Happy_Days]

I prefer a bag that does not have a strap around the seatpost as i find the back of the legs hitting the bag off-putting.

Me, too.

Gobik makes an exceptionally high-quality saddlebag in two sizes that fit the bill: a smaller Pouch Compact and a larger Pouche Grande.

I use and highly recommend Café du Cycliste’s Tool Saddle Bag, but the price has increased to £45. Mine is completely waterproof, reliable, and doesn’t budge while riding. I emailed Sigma Sports to special order it for me (a hassle-free experience), but you can order it quicker from Café du Cycliste directly if you’re prepared to pay their high shipping cost.