JXFUKAL Bike Rack Trunk Bag (13L) Review
Most cheap trunk bags sag once they are half empty. This one has rigid panels in its sides and base, which is the reason to choose it.
The verdictA tidy, stiff-sided trunk bag with a rain cover and good owner ratings. It suits commuting and short tours on a rack.
The listing gives this option as 13 litres, 38.1 x 18.5 x 18 cm and 570 g, with a 20 litre version that adds two side pockets sold separately. Rigid panels in both sides and the base keep it square, and owners say it holds its shape even when nearly empty. That stops the sag and shifting that soft trunk bags show under braking.
The shell is PU-coated polyester that the listing calls water resistant, and a rain cover comes in the box for sustained rain. Four hook-and-loop straps hold it to the rack, and there is reflective detail on all four sides plus a strap at the back for a tail light. A top handle and a bottle pocket complete it, though one owner had bottles drop out of that pocket.
Owners on Amazon US gave it 4.6 stars from 363 ratings in October, with 2 percent at one or two stars. Amazon's review summary counts mostly positive mentions of fit and sturdiness. One owner calls it fairly tall, so swinging a leg over the saddle takes a little more care.
There is no shoulder strap in the listing, so it is a bag that lives on the rack rather than one carried into a shop or a hotel. For a commuting bike or a credit-card tour with a rack, it is a tidy way to add 13 litres without panniers.
What works
- Rigid panels keep its shape
- Rain cover included
- Reflectives on four sides, light strap
What doesn't
- No shoulder strap
- Bottle pocket can drop bottles
- Tall on the rack, harder to swing a leg over
Buy it if
Commuters and credit-card tourers who want a tidy trunk bag that keeps its shape and comes with a rain cover
Skip it if
You ride rackless, want a shoulder strap to carry it off the bike, or need a fully waterproof bag
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