Has anyone used this for recumbent trike or bike riding? Seems like it would be good for holding a cell phone, camera, glasses, etc.
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I bought the Prestige 26 Pocket for my recumbent trike and reviewed it. It works well. It not only has the pockets you can see on the outside, but also inside pockets. I still wear a fanny pack on my side hip, but that now is just for tools and repair stuff.
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I've only ever used it for fishing but the pockets are big enough to carry everything you listed and the vest is pretty durable
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I don't believe it would work for biking' I think it would it wrong on the seat. Although I have not tried it biking myself. I hope this helps' good luck.
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Not much. Do not waste your money, go to Terra cycle and look at their accessory management stuff. Theirs costs a bit more but it is the best! my wife and I have recumbent trikes and i've gotten several items from them. And they are very nice folks!
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Yes, just cheecked, that's what I have, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's a tight fit, but my biggest issue with this product is that it's not very secure. I have actually taken it off my bike and currently use Panier bags on the back and carry a rickshaw bag... LOVE!
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My team member uses it with her iPhone 5s and it holds it well. She watches videos and movies with it.
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No the triod is very small but is useful keep camera steady on a table or cabinet. Taller tripods are not that expensive if you search online for one.
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Just bought this 42-inch 8section retractable tripod. It can support my t3i with the 18-55mm lens very well. Not sure how stable it'd be in (very) extreme windy conditions but seems solid enough otherwise.
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Yes, I think it is a good size for something like that. Problem with this bag is that it is right between your legs, so you definately do not want bulk, and you cannot open and close it while you are riding/pedaling. But I think it is a great bag for a lock and chain that you only need after a ride, or cell phone or snacks or extra inner tube, tools, etc...
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I am inclined to say there is a very good chance it will work in lieu of the plastic case that others have mentioned- but I'm sorry I cannot be certain. Definitely think asking the company would be your safest bet! I love my handlebar consol but I also ended up getting a frame pouch that goes between my seat and handlebars. I wanted it to put my phone in while I needed to charge it on long rides (my batter drains quickly while running strava). You can keep the phone in any case while putting it in the pouch and still have full functionality with it. I ended up starting to use that more than my handlebar mount =\. I am inclined to say there is a very good chance it will work in lieu of the plastic case that others have mentioned- but I'm sorry I cannot be certain. Definitely think asking the company would be your safest bet! I love my handlebar consol but I also ended up getting a frame pouch that goes between my seat and handlebars. I wanted it to put my phone in while I needed to charge it on long rides (my batter drains quickly while running strava). You can keep the phone in any case while putting it in the pouch and still have full functionality with it. I ended up starting to use... » Read More I am inclined to say there is a very good chance it will work in lieu of the plastic case that others have mentioned- but I'm sorry I cannot be certain. Definitely think asking the company would be your safest bet! I love my handlebar consol but I also ended up getting a frame pouch that goes between my seat and handlebars. I wanted it to put my phone in while I needed to charge it on long rides (my batter drains quickly while running strava). You can keep the phone in any case while putting it in the pouch and still have full functionality with it. I ended up starting to use that more than my handlebar mount =\. « Show Less
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No sure, it likely has some protection but I doubt it would be substantial. Given the intended purpose (GPS devices, phones, etc.), I doubt you would have problem. Mine has so far held up quite well on my motorcycle, vibration, extreme temperature variations, rain, what have you...
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Yes, I have been very happy with this frame. I have used it for mountain biking and it holds the GoPro very securely. You won't regret the purchase.
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Daniel, I would if I were not using it. I'm using it to hold my trunk to the scooter. Sorry. Many thanks for asking.
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It's lightweight so it's good for point and shoots, cell phones, and the GoPro but if you are going to use it with a DSLR you might want something a little beefier. Maybe more like this one: AmazonBasics 67-Inch Monopod
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Hi Dave. I think it would work well for bike commuting. Using the side straps and buckles you can make it very compacted. If you use the waist buckle it will hold it to your back.
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I use it for mountain biking and road cycling. It vibrates some on rough terrain, but I haven't lost my phone yet.
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I had an issue screwing it into the base of the tripod. It appears that the screw is stripped out. I still use the stand though with duct tape. Besides the screw, the clip is holding up well. You could use it with an iPhone 5 because it can expand enough.
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My wife and I use ours on fairly rough paved trail riding. Lots of cracks and bumps we hit at 20 mph or so. Our phones (in our cases even) don't pop loose. Also, the ball mount swivel thing seems sturdy enough not to change position. Over time it may loosen (that's my worry) but that is only speculation. Haven't had any problems with ours. Make sure your phone is clamped in tight.