KEMIMOTOATV Saddle Bag Waterproof Cooler or Thermal Motorcycle Tank Top Bag Compatible with Sportsman Scrambler FourTrax Grizzly Snowmobile Bicycle

Good design and quality

I wanted a bag to carry on my Honda FourTrax to hold my basic items. I chose this bag because one side of it was insulated to keep bottled water cool. I was impressed that it will comfortably hold 3 standard bottles of water or even one of my 33.8 ounce bottles of water and zip shut easily. The external waterproof fabric is thick (think higher-end backpack material). The two side pockets each snuggly hold a pk of cigs & my S7 with otter case. Although the bag comes with the two strips of velcro for security, I chose to not attach them to my tank and so far I'm happy with how the bag lies against the tank. I plan on purchasing a couple more for my other atv's.

These were inexpensive, so a decent value for the money. After a couple of rides they are doing fine, but they definitely are not waterproof and the insulation on the cooler section is, as expected, thin and picks up a lot of engine heat, so cold things will be warm after a couple of hours on the trail. We haven't had them long enough or gone on enough rides to comment on long term durability, but for the light duty usage they will see it appears that they will hold up ok. Nothing to write home about, but no real complaints either. They aren't adjustable, but fit our 2007 Yamaha wolverine 350 fairly well for a universal product. Definitely use the supplied Velcro or the plastic behind the bags will become hazy very quickly as they work back and forth.

these fit over my tw200 fuel tank easily did have to shorten the saddle strap a little bit but thats what sewing machines are for insulated side kept my food hot for a few hours the other side has a few pockets for all kinds of thing

Got this for my husband to use on his quad to keep his phone and drink within reach. It went right over the gas cap with no issue. The velcro straps are necessary to keep it from bouncing around and work great. On returning, he pressure washed the quad with the bag on to check for water leaks. There wasn't a single drop.