Bikepacking bag vendors

[Holly W]

Here's a list of vendors I know of that sell bikepacking gear: frame bags, handlebar bags, seatpacks etc.

Alpkit (UK): https://www.alpkit.com/bike-luggage
Apidura (UK): https://www.apidura.com/

Bedrock (US): http://www.bedrockbags.com/shop/
Crater Packs (US): http://craterpacks.com/
JPaks (US): http://www.jpaks.com/
Porcelain Rocket (US): http://www.porcelainrocket.com/
Revelate Designs (US): http://www.revelatedesigns.com/index.cfm

Let me know if I've left any out.

[Greg Mihalik]

Max thinks highly of Rogue Panda Designs

[Greg Wheelwright]

There are quite few people/companies producing gear these days and some are run by people who are members here. A lot of the companies are new but a number have been around for years.

Here's the list from MTBR.com:

Revelate Designs LLC
Anchorage Alaska and Springfield Oregon

Cleaveland Mountaineering
Grand Junction, CO

Custom Bicycle Bags from Porcelain Rocket
Calgary, Alberta

Wildcat Gear
Wales, UK

Phantom Pack Systems
Canada

Bike Pack
Poland

Bed Rock Bags
Colorado

Bike-Bag
UK

Bolder Bikepacking Gear
Boulder, CO

Becker Sewing and Design
Fairbanks, Alaska

J.PAKS_Adventure Cycling Frame Bags
Denver, CO

Barking Bear Bagworks, [email protected]
Conway, MI

Nuclear Sunrise Stitchworks
El Paso, TX

OVEJA NEGRA threadworks
Salida, CO

Lone Mountain Innovations LLC
Northern Idaho

Alpkit
UK

SpoK Werks
Switzerland
The site is now dead. If it doesn't return, I'll delete the link.

Jandd Frame Packs
San Diego, CA

Bike Bag Dude Custom Frame Bags
Mt Hutton, NSW, Australia

Wanderlust Bikepacking Gear and Fatbike Pogies
Missoula, MT

Rogue Panda Designs
Flagstaff, AZ

Apidura
London, England

Andrew the Maker
Kansas City, Missouri

Stealth Bike Bags
Wellington, New Zealand

RockGeist
Winston-Salem, NC

Switchback Bikebags
Wheat Ridge, CO

[Holly W]

Thanks for the contributions

There's also Chumba
http://www.chumbausa.com/bikepacking-gear/

[Dale Wambaugh]

If you are using a rear rack, Arkel makes the Dry-Lites panniers at 454g/28 liters. Supplement the panniers with a dry bag or waterproof backpack, or SUL backpack on top of the rack.

[Jordo _99]

Just a note regarding Chumba.

They're up front about this and mention this in their product descriptions…but all of their gear is made by Wunderlust Gear but gets a re-branding before being shipped out the door with a small markup in price.

If Chumba were local to me, I'd support them because that would mean supporting bike packing in my area…Outside of that, I just hope that they have something to offer in terms of cosmetics or customer server to justify the added cost to customers.

Has anybody bought from Chumba or Wunderlust that wouldn't mind reporting their experiences?

[Eric Blumensaadt]

Don't forget Nashbar bags. Good bags for the money.

[Matthew Alan Thyer]

I recently picked up a full set of Revelate bags for my fat-bike. I’m pretty happy with the end result, but, when I saw this thread, I thought I’d recommend the redistributor where I found them.

https://www.bikebagshop.com/revelate-designs-bags-c-789.html

These guys are spot on, and very helpful. Plus they have several brands on-hand. QBP doesn’t even have most of these bags so you’re forced to back order and wait.

[Nick Gatel]

I’ve been very happy with my Ortlieb bags. Bought them from http://www.thetouringstore.com that sells mostly Ortlieb bags and Tubus racks.

Wayne, the owner, was very patient and helpful with my plethora of novice questions. Shipping took a couple days. The packaging was missing a couple clips and Wayne got them and some spares to me right away at no charge.

[Jackson W]

Here in Australia we also have Hunt Bikes and Wilderness Threadworks. Both make great bags.

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