Koki Bagatelle Cycling Pannier Bag

This bag is perfect for my bike commute. I can fit my laptop, some work files, wallet, phone, etc. I actually bought two bags so I can use one on either side of my bike rack when I need to take workout clothes etc. I love the cute design too, which makes them look less masculine and allows them to double as work bags. They are a little heavy though, even when empty.

My bag fell off right in the middle of the road, popped right off the rack when going over a pothole. I do not recommend this bag for commuting, but it should probably be OK if you are on a more relaxed ride on trails or streets that are not bumpy and torn up

I love this bag. I've been looking for something like this - fashionable, functionable - for a while now, but did not want to spend a lot of money. This bag was the perfect compromise. Also, I did waterproof it, because it did not come that way and it seems to be working out well. All in all, I'm very satisfied.

I purchased the green bag. It really is cute. Many people have written very helpful reviews about this bag, which I recommend you read before buying it. I am going to try to only add information I did not read before. First, oddly, the inside bottom of the bag is unlined. When you reach your hand down to the inside, bottom of the bag, you will feel the waffle-pattern of the inside of the rubber sole. (It is not waffle-patterned on the outside.) I also found a very small washer down there, but its loss does not seem to affect the bag (yet). On the inside, in the back is an approx. 9.5 (deep) x 10 inch zippered pocket. However, there is very little give, so you cannot put much in there - maybe a letter or a secret piece of paper. I am not sure of its use. In the front inside there is another pocket, approx. 5.5 (deep) x 7 inches, that holds the little raincoat for the bag. Attached to the front of that is another piece of cloth, sewn so that there are slots for two pens or pencils in the middle and one slightly wider (3 in) item on each side. That whole raincoat/pencil.etc. pocket is only attached to the larger bag at the top, so there is no problem stuffing things into it. There is also a little key-holder attached to the top of that pocket. The whole bag appears to be fairly well-made and sturdy. The handle, as other people point out, has two possible lengths. This is because there is a snap at the loose end of the handle strap and there are two places where you can snap it, one at the other end (this is the way you would have it on the bike) and one near the first snap. You can see it attached at this second location in the main picture. On the enlarged picture, you can probably figure out where the snap would be. I really think that this is a great bag, but make sure you read the other reviews about the issues with removing the bag from the bike, especially when loaded with stuff.

Sturdy, easy on and off.