Specification
Model | ||
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Model
Carbon AeroPack |
Model
Alloy AeroPack |
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Weight (for fast-release mounting)
772g (850g with pannier mounts) |
Weight (for fast-release mounting)
980g (1081g with pannier mounts) |
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Weight (for Direct Mount)
724g (796g with pannier mounts) |
Weight (for Direct Mount)
925g (1026g with pannier mounts) |
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Top Bag Dimensions (width)
160mm (rear) / 128mm (front) |
Top Bag Dimensions (width)
160mm (rear) / 128mm (front) |
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Top Bag Dimensions (length)
430mm |
Top Bag Dimensions (length)
430mm |
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Top Bag Dimensions (height, unrolled)
420mm (rear) / 380mm (front) |
Top Bag Dimensions (height, unrolled)
420mm (rear) / 380mm (front) |
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Maximum Load
27kg |
Maximum Load
27kg |
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Maximum Capacity
62L |
Maximum Capacity
62L |
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Maximum Top Load
9kg |
Maximum Top Load
9kg |
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Maximum Side Load
9kg (each side) |
Maximum Side Load
9kg (pannier each side. 4.5kg if using Cargo Cages) |
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Top Bag Capacity
18L |
Top Bag Capacity
18L |
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Maximum Side Bag Capacity
22L (each side) |
Maximum Side Bag Capacity
22L (each side) |
* Maximum loads listed for on-road riding. Off-road loads will be lower depending on the severity of the terrain, etc.
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Media Reviews
“Beautifully made, fully waterproof, mounts in seconds, more capacity than a seatpack, AERO… it’s a lovely thing that’s a joy to use.”Read Road.cc's full review
“Tailfin’s AeroPack S is one of the best rear luggage options for serious bikepacking (and commuting) ever tested. It is expensive but its simplicity, ease of use and pleasing design make you forget the price within the first ride.”Read Cycling Weekly's full review
“It strikes a sweet spot between weight, space, and usability…the Aeropack’s execution is so much better than anything I’ve ever seen.”Read Bikepacking.com's full review
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