ArundelLooney Bin Adjustable Cage(Return to Product Page)

This bottle cage is very strong, it tightly held a 41-ounce stainless steel bottle filled with water. I have 4 of these on my touring bicycle and they work great. This cage is not designed for just simple road riding, it is not designed for fast retrieval and replacement of a water bottle, it is designed to hold a bottle very securely without any chance of ejecting a bottle no matter how rough things get. I bought them to hold larger bottles so I could carry more water. I have stopped using the 41-ounce stainless bottles in favor of 48-ounce Nalgene bottles that actually hold 50 ounces, the cages are opened to their max opening to accept the Nalgene bottle yet still will clamp with one click.

Anyway, if you buy it for what it is intended to be used for it is the perfect cage.

This cage holds a big JBL speaker very securly without damage.

This adjustable bottle cage holds a wide range of container sizes, all the way up to a 2-liter Nalgene. I was impressed at how securely it holds bottles - it held onto a normal road bidon for a full 6-hr brutally rough gravel race with no issues - and is surprisingly light. Highly recommend.

Attached two of these to each side of my forks on my new gravel bike. I found the ratcheting tightener to be very robust and will accommodate a wide range of diameter containers. I plan on finding a couple of drink bottles around 3 12 and recycling them to put light items in, like a rolled up rain jacket or other items.

This was the 2nd one I've bought (for my wife's bike) and my original one has stood up stood up to years of use, even on gravel rides.

Fits up to the 40 oz Hydroflasks, so I can enjoy plenty of ice cold water during hot summer rides. Also used for carrying wine/beer bottles when shopping, so all-in-all an incredibly versatile cage!

Great for down tube bottles; keeps them in place.

Better than I could have hoped for

My nalgeen fits easily and never slips out even after a crash

This is great. Works well to secure very large vessels, doesn't budge or move. Tennis ball cans, Nalgene bottles works great.

Holds plastic bottles securely on my hardtail. Haven't tried a metal bottle yet.

I use this to hold a 21oz Thermos on my bicycle. It works everytime, and the only bottle cage that worked at all.

I used marine epoxy to mount the Looney Bin Cage under the deck of my kayak. It easily adjusts between quart Gatorade and pint water bottles and holds them securely.

I never realized until now that I've been searching for these cages for at least the past 10 years. They work perfectly for any size bottle and the adjustments clicks are very fine. You can cinch each bottle down with just enough resistance that it can come out easily, or a little stiff, or if it's the secondary that you're not using yet, super tight. My favored bottle is a Thermos stainless double wall insulated (24 oz?) - because I absolutely hate drinking hot water. I could make other cages work, but always with rattles - and sometimes a bottle launch at a big pot hole. These are perfect. Perfect fit. Perfect access. No rattles.

I keep losing bottles on my gravel bike, especially on the 3rd mount under the down tube. This cage is good solution, you can really crank it down tight.