Zefal Iron Pack 2 Dual Strap - Medium - Black



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The Zefal Iron Pack 2 is designed for cyclists who prioritize aerodynamics and durability in their gear storage. It provides a secure, 0.9-liter capacity for essentials like tools and spare tubes, making it an excellent choice for road and gravel riders who need reliable protection against the elements. While its ultra-resistant polyester material keeps contents dry, the bag's fixed medium size may not accommodate bulkier items like oversized pumps or multiple extra layers.
| Material | Polyester |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ZEF-7026 |
| Brand | Zefal |
The bag has a capacity of 0.9 liters.
It features water-repellent material and a protected zip, which offers high resistance to rain and spray, though it is not rated as submersible.
No, the medium size is intended for compact tools, tubes, and CO2 cartridges; a full-sized pump will likely exceed the bag's dimensions.
No, the bag includes an integrated mount, but the light must be purchased separately.
While it can attach to the rails, the lower strap may interfere with dropper post travel; check for clearance before mounting.
Ensure the seat post strap is tightened securely and the rail straps are pulled through the slots fully.
Ensure no fabric or internal contents are caught in the teeth and clean any grit out of the zip track.
Setup:
Compatibility:
This bag fits most standard saddle rail designs. It is ideal for road, gravel, and commuter bikes.
Care:
To clean the bag, wipe it down with a damp cloth after muddy rides. Do not submerge the bag in water for extended periods to maintain the integrity of the water-repellent coating. If the Velcro loses grip due to debris, use a soft brush to remove lint and thread from the hook-and-loop fabric.