Arundel Mandible Water Bottle Cage - Lightweight & Secure Bike Water Bottle Holder for Road, Mountain & Gravel Bikes - Perfect for Cycling, Commuting & Outdoor Adventures
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DESCRIPTION
The Arundel Mandible Water Bottle Cage was designed with two slim pieces that grasp your water bottle like jaws, securely holding your bottle in place whether you stick to smooth roads or take the stairs at your local cyclocross race. It is constructed from carbon fiber that has been given a foam core to further reduce weight. The mounting bolts are exposed, but the clean lines of the Mandible prevent your bottle from getting caught when pulling it out. This sleek package, with minimal graphics, guarantees your water will always be there when you need it.
FEATURES
Material carbon fiber
Compatibility road bikes, mountain bikes
Recommended Use cycling
REVIEWS
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4.5
I've got carbon fiber cages from Zipp on my racing bike (Trek Madone 6.9SSL) and two different models of the Arundel cages. I use the Mandible on my Trek Cronus Ultimate. They are light, rugged, and hold extremely well. I've read complaints about them being too tight but I've not found that an issue. I've used them with several different bottle types with no problems. With my Camelbak Podium Bottles they are perfect, even with the "Big Chill" insulated bottle. Even on rough roads and single track full bottles stay put. Lighter, more minimalist cages like my Zipps are great under most conditions, and perfect on my race bike, but not as secure as the Mandibles on rough roads. I also travel with my Trek Cronus a lot and never worry about the Mandibles getting damaged by the airport baggage guys. Yes, they are costly but you get what you pay for and you aren't going to find good carbon cages for cheap. They are light, tough, durable, and work extremely well. So if you've got a carbon framed bike and want top end gear ... highly recommended.