Definitely, and as a pack guy (often a backpack actually) I've never had a struggle hauling all the tools I want. I think the roadie potential for the EnCase is just as high as MTB but either way, it's all about the game a lot of riders are playing of going for longer and longer rides without a pack - which is entertaining if nothing else.
I like having really good, usable, tools with me and the EnCase is definitely the first one I've come across that both stashes on my bike and I'm really happy using. The only issue was getting around it not fitting in my Fasst Flexx bar (and not being compatible with some grips I'm testing) but I've got a future piece coming on how I got around both those issues and also some DIY Colabs I think are cool.
June 29, 2020, 9:43 a.m. - Andrew Major
Definitely, and as a pack guy (often a backpack actually) I've never had a struggle hauling all the tools I want. I think the roadie potential for the EnCase is just as high as MTB but either way, it's all about the game a lot of riders are playing of going for longer and longer rides without a pack - which is entertaining if nothing else. I like having really good, usable, tools with me and the EnCase is definitely the first one I've come across that both stashes on my bike and I'm really happy using. The only issue was getting around it not fitting in my Fasst Flexx bar (and not being compatible with some grips I'm testing) but I've got a future piece coming on how I got around both those issues and also some DIY Colabs I think are cool.