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Gear Roundup: Packs & Straps from Mission Workshop & Muc-Off, plus eco-friendly reflective packs

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This week, we take a look at the latest everyday carry solutions. Whether you’re preparing for your first overnight bikepacking mission, a weekend of slaying the local enduro trails, or a winter of cycle commuting, there’s something here for every cyclist. Here’s the latest and greatest from Mission Workshop, Muc-Off and Po Campo, plus a bonus Black Friday deal from Quadlock.

Mission Workshop Toro Handlebar Bag

mission workshop toro handlebar bag

Mission Workshop has released a made-in-the-USA burrito-style handlebar bag, the Toro, named after the brand’s favorite Burrito shop in San Francisco. Compatible with drop bars and flat bars alike, the Toro brings a weatherproof construction to a bar bag they claim is super stable with zero bounce to be observed. A universal attachment is said to ensure a perfect fit with all bars and stem sizes.

The Mission Workshop Toro is closed via YKK Aquaguard Zippers. Internally, the bag lacks compartmentalization but there is a key clip. Externally, you’ll find a Hypalon accessory lash point.

The Toro is available now in 6 colorways, retailing at $89 USD.

Muc-Off Utility Frame Strap and Waterproof Cargo Bag

muc-off frame strap waterproof bag

Muc-Off has expanded their array of on-bike storage solutions with a Utility Frame Strap and Waterproof Cargo Bag combo. The pair work as a team to carry your trail-side repair essentials (tire levers, tube, CO2 and inflator head) securely on the frame.

muc-off utility frame strap waterproof bag

They are sold separately but, as we’re heading into the sloppy winter months, you might want to consider the whole package to keep the mud away from your tools. The Bundle retails at £24.99 and is available direct from Muc-Off now, as well via their network of dealers.

Po Campo City Lights Collection feat. World’s First Reflective Hemp

Po Campo’s new City Lights Collection of commuter packs features what they claim is the World’s first reflective hemp. The new material is an eco-friendly alternative to other reflective materials that are often made so by the use of polymeric films.

po campo vega cross sling pack reflective hemp sustainable commuter packs
There are four VisiHemp-rocking packs in Po Campo’s City Lights Collection, two of which are of a cross-body sling design; the Vega (left) fits a 12″ laptop and retails at $99.99 USD; the smaller Aster Hip Pack (right) retails at $59.99 USD.

VisiHemp is made from a blend of 55% organic hemp and 45% recycled polyester with reflective fibers woven throughout. Po Campo say it is both strong and soft to the touch, making it perfect for their urban commuter packs.

po campo ara reflective hemp city lights urba commuter pack for cyclists
The Po Campo Ara Reflective Backpack features 13 pockets in total: 2 water bottle pockets, 2 hidden pockets for phone/valuables, helmet harness stowage pocket, 2 padded pockets for devices, 1 interior zippered pocket, and 5 interior.

The largest of the City Lights Collection featuring VisiHemp is the 20L Ara Reflective Backpack. This one can fit up to a 17″ laptop; it retails at $169.99 USD.

PoCampo.com

Quadlock Black Friday Deals

quad lock out front mount pro offers an aerodynamic and universal smartphone mount for bicycle handlebars

All Quadlock products are currently on the Black Friday sale, with 30% off everything including the Bike Kits for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel and Huawei devices. With a simple handlebar mount and a Quadlock dual-stage lock, you can ride with your phone on the handlebar, where it is easily within reach, happy in the knowledge that it is securely locked into position.

quad lock out front mount pro shows how to mount your smartphone on the handlebars

Quadlock offer a Stem-Top mount, Out-Front mount, and a much longer Out-Front Pro Mount for those riding in the aero position. Check out Cory’s review here.

QuadlockCase.com

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