LEZYNESide Load Flow Bicycle Bottle Cage, Left or Right Side Configurations, Secure, Easy Bottle Access, Durable Bike Bottle Holder

Very nice durable bottle holder. Holds my metal camelback water bottles with no problems.

I like it. Getting a second one for long hot days. Wanted to try a single to see if held up. It does. No loss of bottle on rough terrain.

The material is strong enough and lite enough to hold a small aluminum water bottle. At the same time the material is soft enough not to scratch up the finish on my aluminum water bottle. All of the aluminum ones are too ridged and too scratchy. The fake carbon fiber cages still seem to scratch the painted aluminum bottles. Going forward this is my go to water bottle cage.

I have these mounted on my full suspension mtb bike in a tiny opening just above the cranks and below the shock. The way these cages open to the side makes them the only cages that work on my bike.However, when I tried to push the bottle in at an angle, the bottom of the bottle would hit the far side of the cage and get stuck. I fixed this problem by filing the plastic on the cage so it the leading edge of the second plastic support was angled a bit. The water bottle now slides right in. Perfection!LEZYNE: If you are listening, angle the leading edge of the second wrap around brace to enable bottles to be inserted at an angle.

Very light. Easy to access bottle from preferred side. Never had a bottle fall out even on extremely rough trails. Does scuff up bottles a bit over time, but all cages seem to do that in my experience.

I have a lot of different style bottle cages for my bikes, but this is my favorite overall. While some of the carbon cages (e.g. Gorillia) can hold a bottle more securely, I generally don't have any issues with these losing bottles on rough trails (e.g. gravel or mountain biking). I do really like the side access, as it makes it easier to get bottles out if use a half frame bag, or just in general when clearances are tight (e.g. on a mountain bike).

This cage held my Camelback podium but it was super tight. It is so tight that it almost crushes the bottle. It may fit better with other bottles but if you have a Camelbak, I wouldn't recommend.

A few sentences added to this products description would help it out a lot. This cage is not metal, it's a hard nylon like plastic.Both a RIGHT and a LEFT version are available, but that direction is dependent of where the cage is mounted. If you mount it to the downtube (the slanting tube right behind the wheel) a RH cage releases right, and LH version releases left as you are seated on the bike. If you mount it on the seat tube then they are reversed, RH releases left and LH on the right. They are opposite because the bosses face different directions. So if you get two of these to mount in a bikes triangle on an average street or road bike and want them to release on the same side, get one of each.Most all water bottles will fit this, however smaller bottles may not fit tightly and overly large bottles may fit extremely tight or not at all. It will fit most 'regular' bottles. Unlike metal cages there is no bending to tighten or loosen them. Some have sanded the outer lip a little to make then easier to release.I have an ebike with a battery on the downtube that makes the one and only bottle boss location on the seat tube, the boss is also a bit high to clear the battery so the old fashioned metal cages make it real difficult to pull or place the bottle, especially while moving. These work well. And look great. Good price too.