REEHUT Bike Water Bottle Cages (2-Pack), Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Bicycle Water Bottle Holder Brackets for Outdoor Activities

I purchased the pair at the "lightning deal" bargain of $6.15. That's a whopping savings of 4 cents off the normal price!!! Meh. Anyway, at roughly $3 a piece, they look good and work. They seem to be well made. The buttons grip the bottle and should help prevent the usual scuffing. They're easy to install with the included hex key. The bolts and washers are a nice addition if you need them. They hold my cheap 24 oz water bottle snugly enough that I have to make a small effort to put it in and take it out. I certainly don't worry about it falling out while I'm riding on pavement and flat dirt trails. Good buy.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these bottle cages. I bought a 2-pack and it came with the 2 bottle cages, the mounting bolts, washers, and even a 4mm hex wrench to do the installation. Sweet!The cages are very light aluminum. The cages each have a pair of pads which don't get in the way of inserting or removing a bottle but help to grip the bottle so it won't slip or get bumped out of the cage. Great feature! So great that, especially considering the low cost of these cages, I'm thinking of replacing the cages on some of my other bikes with these REEHUT cages.I am using pretty normal Polar water bottles with these cages. Like most such cages, they can be adjusted a little (by gently bending the cage) for bottles of different widths. However, they are not large enough for very wide bottles or beer mugs; you'll need to get something else for bottles like that. Otherwise, these are extremely nice and at the current price are an amazing value especially for a 2-pack.The picture I've attached shows my Lightning P-38 recumbent bicycle with the two bottle cages installed under the saddle and 20-ounce Polar water bottles in the cages.

I ride long distance. I figure 1 bottle for every 15 miles ridden so I buy two cages and take two bottles. My bike is old and does not have lugs for bottle holders so I reuse my old straps that tighten around the frame to hold these (would be nice if new straps came with it). I had an old cage fail so I figured I buy two and have a spare for next time. I'm getting about 8000 miles out of a cage before it gets a stress fracture. Hoping these last at least that long.

A pair of water bottle cages for mounting on a bicycle. They were easy to attach to my bike with the provided allen wrench. Refillable water bottle fits snugly. These cages are rigid, not flexible or bendable. 16.9 oz (500ml) pre-filled water bottles (ex. Arrowhead, Crystal Geyser, etc.) are too small for these cages. Smaller bottles flop around and will fall out.

Easy to mount, fit correctly (oval slots in case a mount is slightly off), "standard" size (fits 17-33 ounce bottles), very light. The Two-fer turned out to be vital...only needed one for my bike...a week later darling wife came home with another bike needing a holder. Guess 1 on my bike is plenty!

Just good bottle holders. For the price you can't really ask for more. They are a little flexible so you can bend them a little if they don't fit your bottle just right. They came with what looked like stainless hardware and an allen wrench. If I wreck these I see no reason to not buy another set.

Not all disposable water bottles fit well. The best are 20 oz ones and worst are 16 oz because they are too narrow. Simple to install and do not appear to degrade in an humid environment. Work well with may soda/sports drink bottles.

Perfect fit and style the only down side it’s short and won’t cover half of 24oz water bottle. It still holds it down but if you take crazy jumps and a lot of vibration while mountain biking, then it might fall off. Would be perfect fit for 20oz bottles!