Tool Pouch

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£32.95
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£32.95

Simple storage for your all-important tools

Cycling equals freedom. Until something goes wrong, that is. Be it a flat tyre or a broken chain, a simple malfunction can be ride ending if you don’t have the tools to fix it. Which is where Restrap’s simple yet effective Tool Pouch saddle bag comes in. With room for tubes, spares and tools, it lets you carry everything you need whenever you head out on the bike. And being made from 1000D textured nylon, it’s perfect for keeping your kit safe and dry on everything from gravel brevets and long rides on road through to muddy mountain bike adventures and extended bikepacking trips.

  • Made from tough 1000D nylon
  • Comes with adjustable velcro strap for fitting onto a range of saddle sizes
  • Includes reflective detailing for enhanced visibility
  • Padded internal lining for safe storage

  • Weight: 78 g
  • Capacity: 0.6 L
  • Textured Nylon Outer
  • Padded Internal Structure
  • Designed To Fit Any Bicycle
  • Internal Organisation
  • Reflective Straps
  • Made from vegan-friendly PU
  • Vegan - Made from vegan friendly materials
  • Sustainability Through Longevity - Restrap products carry a lifetime guarantee to be free of defects in materials and workmanship
  • Locally sourced - Made in the UK

When self-professed ‘tight Yorkshireman’ Nathan Hughes couldn’t find decent pedal straps for his bike, he knuckled down and built them himself. With a single sewing machine in a back bedroom, Restrap was born. From those humble origins, the brand has grown into a close-knit team of machinists, designers, family and friends, all of whom are fiercely proud of the brand’s Yorkshire roots. The mantra is simple: “design, build, ride”. As such, Restrap’s product range now includes everything that a discerning cyclist might need for their daily commute, weekend cycle tour or round-the-world bikepacking expedition. And it’s all made by hand, in the UK, using the highest-quality components, sustainable materials and local labour.

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