Lumiere & Co. Falcon Magnetic Saddle Bag – 0.37L Ultra Small Bike Bag, Fast Magnetic Buckle Attachment | Road Cycling-Specific Bike Seat Bag (Black, Ultra Small)

I was looking for something ultra-light and minimalist, and this saddle bag really delivers. At first glance it looks tiny, but it actually fits everything I need for peace of mind on longer rides: two TPU inner tubes, a multitool, two tire levers, a CO₂ inflator, and even a small power pump. There’s also a slim pocket that works great for cash, alcohol pads, or a patch kit. What impressed me most is how secure it feels under the saddle. The BOA attachment system keeps it locked in place with no rattling or swaying, even on rough roads. It’s easy to tighten or remove, and feels much more solid than Velcro straps I’ve used in the past. The overall build quality is excellent, and after several rides everything has held up perfectly—zippers are smooth, stitching feels durable, and the interior lining makes it easy to keep things organized. I haven’t had a single issue so far. Pros: Ultra-lightweight and low-profile design Surprisingly large capacity for essentials Secure BOA mounting system (no movement during rides) Smart internal organization for tubes, tools, and small items Cons: Very compact—fits the essentials, but not much more (which might actually be a plus for weight-conscious riders) Overall, this saddle bag is discreet, practical, and rock-solid secure. I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a lightweight option that still carries all the basics. Definitely one of my favorite bike purchases recently.

This is a beautifully made bicycle saddle. It has plenty of space for a TPU tube, two CO2 cartridges, small CO2 pump, tool and levers. Looks extremely well made and the BOA lock is super easy to operage since it is magnetic and aligns itself in place. Fantastic design. The problem I had is that my saddle is too far forward and it does not have enough space to loop the strap and close it.

I’m really happy with this purchase. The saddle bag fits perfectly under my bike seat and attached easily with no issues. It’s compact, but surprisingly spacious—I was able to fit all my essentials for riding, including a spare tube, tire levers, multi-tool, CO2 cartridge, and even a small patch kit. The design is sleek and doesn't get in the way while pedaling. It feels sturdy and well-made, and I like how it keeps everything neatly in place without adding bulk. Definitely recommend it if you're looking for a reliable and practical bike bag!

Honestly this product is made very well. The construction is great, all the materials feel very high quality, and the BOA style mechanism makes it so much easier to tightly secure the bag to the saddle. I ordered the Large version and there’s plenty of space on the inside. The only reason I rated this 4 stars is because of how awful the bag’s zipper is. It gets stuck on every corner, and requires careful and calculated maneuvering to get it to open or close all the way. This is a huge dealbreaker for me, since while i only plan on carrying emergency items in this, I don’t want to have to spend an extra minute just opening and closing this. I’m only rating this one star lower since the rest of the bag is still made great, and maybe I received a defective product so I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.

Fits a Fanttik x9 bike pump along with a 12 piece multi tool, tire levers, and an extra go gel! Still have plenty of room for more. I ordered a larger size bag and it’s amazing with all that definitely can fit a little more. Seems snug on the seat and little to no movement when riding. Feels strong and I hope it holds for a while.

Save yourself and go with the “Large.” I returned the small and it’s like. Extremely small. With the fantics mini bike pump there was no room for a tube. The large is perfect and still small and compact. This is a great bag!

I’ve had this for just shy of two months and ride mostly on gravel routes and the bag seemed waterproof and durable and wouldn’t really move around while I was riding. Usually just keep a few tire levers and some tubes in this bag and definitely don’t over fill it, but have not really needed to use it until the other day. My computer mount came loose so I opened the bag to grab my multitool, fixed the issue, but when I went to close the bag up the zipper stuck and it appears that one of the teeth is mangled (after only a few weeks of owning and barely using it). So I had to ride home with the bag wide open and now it’s essentially useless because I can’t zip the bag shut because the zipper won’t cross the mangled tooth. And of course, I am just a couple weeks passed the return window.

I’ve bought a few saddle bags and top tube bags, and this one is probably the best of them all, perfect size for a tube and a few tools, sleek fitting under the saddle and a really strong magnet, didn’t move a mm on its maiden voyage!

I bought this for my gravel bike, but not for tools and a spare tube, that on my downtube. This (large version) was purchased as it's relatively light and is big enough to to put a packable jacket in, for me to attach and forget until needed. It met the objective perfectly, it sits nicely my saddle on a Redshift suspension seat post and does not interfere. I just about squished in a Pearl Izumi Convertible jacket though it was a tight fit. The contents are easily accessible, and if I didn't use the downtube it would have served well enough for some basic tools and a tube, however I don't imagine I could have fitted a butyl tube in easily, along with CO2, extra tubeless sealant and other things I tend to overpack just in case. The small might also have been OK for general use, but I imagine I would get as much in my trouser pocket so I don't imagine I'd downsize. The boa is effective so far, and if it failed (and it does pop off if you overtighten) it looks safe enough that it would rattle around on the seat without losing the contents. I'm not convinced of the longevity of the BOA is you use it frequently or overtighten it, I suspect it will wear the interface similar to rounding a hex bolt, only in this scenario it will be impossible to securely tighten and retain the bag. However I have not tested that, and will update if it does happen. I would still have given 5/5 marks, the zip looked great quality and the seam suggested it would let in little to no water or dust except under extreme conditions. However I can't give 5/5, on opening the bag for the very first time out of the box - and that was the problem, it wouldn't let me in never mind water - the finishing quality on the internal stitching was very very poor, the zip was jammed from leaving the factory [see update below], caught on the internal lining fabric as the stitching was poor. Or so I would discover after carefully finagling the zip open, foolishly then trying to close and open the zip again, that resulted in more negotiating with the zip and poor fabric. Desperate for a ride and being male, foolish enough to fix things myself rather than go through the returns process, after some glue and 30 minutes for it to cure sufficiently I found the zip worked OK. I bought another for my MTB, again for fit and forget rainwear (though this time I was determined to return it if the finishing quality was poor). I still have it. The options for segregating tools and other content is limited though well thought out to make the most of limited space, and it works perfectly well for my use cases. The large is not as spacious as a Topeak wedge bag or others I've had before, but I have to admit I much prefer the almost stealth aesthetic of the Lumiere in comparison. It is sufficient for most rides, but if you ride long distances or in poor conditions it would be reluctant to rely on the packable contents as sufficient to manage my risk of having to ask the missus or paying a taxi to get back to base. So from a limited sample size of 2, 50% are poorly finished, hence the lower marking, but I would recommend them, especially if you have the time to be patient, time to send defective ones back until you get a one that passes your quality assurance needs. Good luck. UPDATED September 2024. The company sent me another bag as a replacement, and could not have been nicer in the process. It appears excellent quality, non of the issues I mentioned above were present. It appears I was unlucky with the first, the other 2 have been perfect. As a result I've changed my rating, excellent bag and if you are unlucky the excellent service warrants 5/5 in my book. I imagine I'll buy a few more for Xmas and the older cyclists in my family (healthier than the usual booze they get, though now I think of it, it's the right size to carry a hip flask).

Sotto sella comodo capiente e di ottima qualità

La sacoche sent la qualité dès l'ouverture de la boite et encore plus une fois en main. La version "Small" est assez grande pour caser 1 voire 2 TPUs et un multitool comme annoncé.

The bag fit perfectly under my bike and fit all my most important items I want to bring with my when I’m out cycling.