This multifunctional bag is a rolltop backpack and backpack in one. It is also made from recycled polyester for you to use both on and off your bicycle throughout your daily commute.

The main fabric is made from sustainable materials - recycled water bottles which are woven into a strong post-consumer recycled polyester then coated, making the fabric waterproof.

Designed in East London for the commuter cyclist (by a commuter cyclist), the roll top backpack can also be attached to a bicycle pannier rack. This spacious bag is loved by all. (cyclists or non-cyclists). It is robust and minimalist but packs in all the functionalities of our classic range, including multiple inside and outside pockets. 

Use this bag to carry around your laptop and work gear as well as items such as water bottles and umbrellas in the side pockets. We have also caught wind that this bag is a perfect travel companion fitting within new flight cabin luggage dimensions for most airlines.

• Two in 1, backpack and pannier bag
• Water resistant fabric
• Machine washable
• Two large side pockets to fit water bottle/umbrella
• Inside padded laptop sleeve
• Reflective details
• Large spacious capacity

NOTE: the final design does not have hard corner protectors (as pictured in some of the photos), but instead has feet on the base.

You will also be able to stay visible and safe with the reflective details on the side pockets and backpack straps.  Padded mesh faced shoulder straps make for a very comfortable carry.

Watch this video showing inside pockets here on 

Details

Dimensions at its largest: 36cm (height) x 32cm x 14cm 

Dimensions at its smallest: 41cm x 32cm x 14cm (rolled down)

Packed Dimensions: 41cm x 32cm x 6cm (can be flat packed)

Capacity: 28.8L (unrolled) / 19.5L (rolled)

Weight: 0.9kg

Backpack strap when fully extended: 82cm 

Tech: Fits 13 or 15 inch laptops, see overall dimension for fit.

Does it attached to a bicycle: yes

How it attaches

Warning

Attaching this bag to a pannier rack can be a little fiddly at first, but bare with it and it will become easier once you have done it a few times . Watch  to see the best way to tuck away the backpack straps when you attach to your bicycle pannier rack.