To get the catch out of the way, this bag is a pain to transfer between bikes, because the key to its (excellent) performance is the long, broad velcro strap which must be carefully threaded through the seat rails and the loops on the bag then cinched. It takes too long to move it from one bike to another, for that you want the Ortlieb. But, once this bag is on, it isn't going anywhere, or rattling, or otherwise calling attention to itself. And the lid provides the perfect surface for sewing on a Garmin mount for your Varia radar at the proper height (the bag wasn't watertight anyway!). And the multitool has its own pocket which means you can get at it (fairly) easily w/o opening the bag, you may have to loosen, not undo, the strap. An unsung hero of the seatbag pantheon!
Smaller bag that fits what you need.
Fits snugly on the bottom of the saddle without having a strap on the seatpost
storage for small ride tools.
Great size and construction, these bags are very well built.
I have used this smallmicro bag on my road bike and the medium version on my gravel bike for years.
In the small I carry a tube, Lezyne levers, patch kit , dynanplug racer, small ziplock with valve cores,spare plugs, tube self adhesive patches, and core remover(this fits in the small pocket under the top. There is a pocket for every item and the tube goes in the center.
It compresses nicely against the saddle rails and is quiet.
One great feature is the outside pocket under the bag for the multi-tool. You can pull out the tool without undoing the bag.
This bag would be perfect if it was waterproof.
I love Lezyne products. Like most of their products, the quality of micro caddy is great. The only problem is that the micro caddy is micro indeed. Although it's a great size for small road bikes, it could not hold much. There are pockets inside the saddle bag for your tools, levers, and such, however, they couldn't fit my tools and my levers inside those pockets. With a small multi-tool, tube, and pedros levers inside the bag, I couldn't fit a CO2 cannister and head. The bag would work fine if you supplement it with a bottle keg, handlebar bag, etc., the bag alone wouldn't be enough for me to be self-supported on rides.
It's big enough to hold a tube, tire levers and a multi tool but not much else.
