Thule Shield Pannier Bag 13l review

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Thule Shield pannier 13L 2-pack black review.
*Highly water-resistant IPX4 rating
*3 interior pockets to organize items
*Quick to attach and detach
This set of waterproof touring panniers comes with an easy to use attachment system making it perfect for any bike journey.
The Thule Shield pannier 13L mounts easily to your 8-16mm bike rack and once installation is complete, they can be attached and detached in mere seconds. The reflective elements and bike light attachment loops provide visibility in the dark to keep you safe while the three interior pockets keep small items organized. These panniers have a certified rating of IPX4 on the internationally recognized IP waterproof scale, which means they are highly water-resistant in heavy rain and will keep your items dry. For any bike trip, these bike panniers provide an easy and convenient way to bring your gear.
+Includes two 13L pannier bags
+Protect contents from heavy rain or splashing with IPX4 waterproof rating
+Securely attach and easily remove from 8-16mm racks without using adapters
+Keep papers and small items organized and protected in three interior pockets
+Easily carry off the bike with removable shoulder strap
+Stay visible and safe with light attachment loops on both sides of bag
+Enhanced visibility thanks to the reflective panels
Dimensions (LxWxH) 12.2 x 7.09 x 12.2 in
Volume 13 L
Weight 3.35 lb
Color Black
Waterproof IPX4
Model number 3204205
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Комментарии : 17

@Horrorhiker 2 месяца назад

Hello! Thanks for the review. How are they going a year on? Im upgrading from my Stoic panniers and am considering the 17l pair of these for some light touring. I am of course considering the usual suspects (ortlieb, Vaude etc), but keep coming back to these for some reason.

@nuoutdoor 2 месяца назад

I just packed them up for tomorrow :-) I like them still, it is after many rains, and still ok. I use it only for daily rides... (go with car to the start, make the tour , and drive home). am not sure it is common for single day , but one side is rain/warm dresses, other is food, and drone, if I dont need so much space (it is getting warmer here) I use only one. If I need even more I have a top part as well from Basil (Miles Tarpaulin MIK-not really compatible) . I like that it is easy to remove, and I can bring it in a restaurant/shop. The 17 liter should be good as well.

@FallNorth 2 года назад

I'm considering these. I'd think they are extremely waterproof for any normal sort of rain, even heavy rain, (similar to ortliebs) but not waterproof if you throw them in a river? They are surely far more waterproof than some splashes.

@nuoutdoor 2 года назад

I agree, i would say it can stand any kind of rain, but no underwater biking :-) I use it for light mountainbike terrains too with a lot of dirt without any issue

@user-vi2gu8zi9l Год назад

Are there shims included for the mounting system? How do the bags ensure a tight fit on the rack? If the rack was thin I'd imagine they flop around.

@nuoutdoor Год назад

Not an easy question, I am a single person, not a shop. I use a Thule rack, so it fits "perfectly", but I can imagine it is not working for all racks (my 35 years old one from Czechoslovakia does not fit). I think most of the modern racks it should be ok. The upper fixture can tolerate a little diameter differences. No shims included. I measured my rack, it has a 10mm diameter rod.

@user-vi2gu8zi9l Год назад

@@nuoutdoor Thanks so much for this help! I think I'm going with Ortlieb as they include spacers to ensure a tight fit.

@user-vi2gu8zi9l Год назад

@@nuoutdoor So helpful, I appreciate it :)

@nuoutdoor Год назад

@@user-vi2gu8zi9l I think that is a good choice too( just seen Ortlieb, but never used)! I bought the Thule, because i had 2 Thule racks allready, and I am happy with the easy fit.

@ironchefboyardeee Год назад

I tried both and recommend the Thule, which has a mechanism that will ratchet down onto any diameter. Unless your rack happens to match up with Ortlieb spacers, you can still end up with a loose setup.