Really happy with this purchase. I really like the included rain poncho and the bright orange interior makes it easy to find my stuff. The size is perfect for my commute. I can fit my shoes, change of clothes and lunch without too much difficulty. Thanks!

There is nothing I dislike about this bag. The quality of the construction is outstanding; better than I'd hoped. I really like that I can carry a little by folding the bag over and buckling it, or that I can stop at the store on the way home from work and have enough room to put my groceries in by opening the flap. While it's already waterproof, it comes with a handy little raincoat to keep it dry. It's also hi-vis. While Im using this for my daily commute, I also plan to use it for trail rides to carry snacks and gear. I completely trust this company's products and if I need something else, I'll turn to them first.

Plenty of room for camera and large zoom lens. Bag clips easily onto handlebars, then detaches quickly to become a shoulder bag.

On long trips I like to carry a DSLR and a 70-300 Zoom. I've tried all kinds of systems from a harness to hold the camera against my chest to two different baskets and have purchased 5 different handlebar and racktop bags for the task of keeping my gear handy yet protected. The Dayliner is the best solution I've come across so far. Internally, it's padded and just wide enough to accommodate my gear with lens hood in place.

I'll be using it in conjunction with a Jack Rack [Google it, it's a revolutionary design] and adding extra padding to the bottom to take some of the bumps out of the road. I was hoping for a truly waterproof solution, like a kayak dry bag but the Waterproof Backed 600D Polyester will be a good start. It comes with an additional waterproof cover but I'll augment that by bagging the gear in heavy plastic in a downpour. I wish it had a built-in iPad sleeve but I should be able to figure out a hack.

To the folks at Two-Wheel Gear: do some googling around. The number of riders who are searching for a proper bike camera bag will blow you away. You are definitely on to something. It should be a piece of cake to do some guerrilla marketing to those guys. This is a completely workable solution.

Bought this as a handlebar bag for bikepacking and commuting to work. For commuting it's super sturdy and very user friendly. When I use it for bikepacking I set up a support rack to help keep it steady as you would for any other bag this size. The material seems to be of great quality. The only thing I'd like to see is an external elastic mesh for water bottles and easy access snacks.