Does what it promises.

Actually a great bag that fits my bike very well in terms of size. The bag can be securely attached to the frame. But... and I deducted 2 points for this, there is no extra compartment, not even an attachment option for the hydration bladder. The opening for the drinking tube is of no use either. What were you thinking? If I can't think of a solution to this, the bag will unfortunately go back.

Perfect size for portions and with good waterproofing.

Good design, quality and comfort and good price

Quite a roomy bag. it fits perfectly in the L frame. the roll-up closure inspires more confidence than the zipper, although in my opinion this emerging collar makes it difficult to freely pull out the contents. The only downside is the weight, but overall this series is not the lowest in weight. I don't count grams and I live with it. This product is one that you will like from the very beginning.

2 negative points: - it started to tear in two places from the first day of use. - it is really not practical to use with the camelback (because of the opening you have to put it in first and therefore if you have to fill it during the day you have to empty the entire bag). Other than that, it's solid (the two tears haven't changed), it doesn't move and remains waterproof (I had 1 month of heavy rain).

I haven't used the fullframe bag for a trip yet, but it is a very comfortable and resistant product at a more than affordable price

The new and unused bag had errors in the welding of the seam upon delivery. At one point the seam was 3 fingers wide. I was quite impressed by the material appearance, the volume and the fastening at this price, but the manufacturing defect described reduces my confidence in the longevity and waterproofness of the product. I am curious to see how Decathlon deals with this lack of quality and the regulation in my case.

Great frame bag. this year served me for 1000km and 17000+ altitude difference. I put cereal bars in it and mainly to put a 2l hydration bag. Just the hole to take out the pipe I would have put it on the front

Contrary to what is indicated, the bag is not compatible with all GRAVEL TRIBAN. On the GRVL 120, the scratches fall right on the brake and derailleur cables. We can get by by moving the small scratches on the other loops but for the large central scratch, this one cannot be moved and comes to catch the brake cable which is extremely dangerous. I do not recommend this bag for frames with cables running outside. On the other hand, for frames with cables passing inside I think it's an excellent bag. Mixed opinion because a sense that the bag is of excellent quality and perfectly waterproof, its size is made to the millimeter for TRIBAN frames which is a huge plus. But we quickly realize in the field that it suffers from design errors: the flap opening is not at all practical and makes access to the interior almost inaccessible. The competition does better with a simple zip to access the content. Little extra: protective stickers are provided and you absolutely must put them on to protect your frame. I hadn't done it and in a single gravel outing the friction between the bag and the frame sanded the paint off the frame!!! Conclusion: I will no longer use it and will return the bag to Decathlon. It is not suitable for frames whose cables do not pass inside: it would be good to add this to the description to inform customers. Despite the inconvenient opening, the flap promotes waterproofing and the items are not afraid of water. I think it's a very good bag for TRIBAN and RIVERSIDE bikes with cable routing inside the frames. For the other bikes in the range, go your way.

I have it on the Triban RC120 - but it should fit most RR/gravel bikes. I converted the RC120 to gravel and did 2 longer tours with it. Easy to attach with Velcro, access made difficult by the rolling mechanism (similar to Orlieb bags). As many have written, it is best to put contents in plastic bags so that they then "slide" into the bag. I can't comment on waterproofness; but it shouldn't be a problem given the principle and design. Summary: Highly recommended; especially for the price!

I hesitated for a long time before ordering this bag given some of the comments I read. Returning from a mountaineering / cycling / bivouac trip in the mountains, I can say that it does perfectly what I expect from such a bag. I had put in it: a small foldable tripod for a camera, two large Ziplocks full of seeds/cereal bars, a "MTB HAND PUMP" pump from Decathlon, two 26" inner tubes, a wheel repair kit, a fleece for quick access. The bag was full but could close without problem. I (practically) never had my legs rub against the bag. No problem with scratches wearing out my shorts (I wore a a good snip to adjust the Velcro straps before leaving). She spent the night outside in the rain and everything inside was dry the next day, no problem! Now for the small negative points: 1. The bag is black . As soon as the sun hits it, everything inside becomes very hot very quickly. I'll let you imagine the face of the chocolate cereal bars when you take them out :-) I wonder about the choice of color; would that be? Is it possible to make it white to “attenuate” the heating effect? 2. The little "scratch" that is inside to hold the water bag had a tendency to get caught on the fleece that I put inside. I didn't feel like I could remove this interior scratch. Last clarification: the bag was delivered to me with "protective plastic strips" for my frame, to stick to the places where the support hooks come to rest. I do not regret my choice/purchase and I highly recommend.