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Rando Pocket [Closeout]

Rando Pocket [Closeout]

The Rando Pocket is an accessory bag fit to carry a small repair kit, wallet, keys, a cell phone or a small point-and-shoot camera. Designed as the perfect match for our most revered bicycle bags, the Rando Pocket attaches to our Kestrel Handlebar Bag, Ardea Pack, and Anchor Hip Pack, and mounts to the Wald 137 Front Basket to upgrade any kit.

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Add versatility to your favorite set-up: The Rando Pocket weaves securely onto the Wald 137 Basket using standard MOLLE attachment, and feeds onto our Kestrel Handlebar Bag, Anchor Hip Pack, and Ardea Pack to add space for your small belongings. The Rando Pocket is padded to protect your point-and-shoot camera, and is the ideal pouch to keep repair supplies at arm’s reach. Because the attachment mechanism is universal to the MOLLE system, our Rando Pocket is the perfect addition to any bag that features MOLLE webbing.

The Rando Pocket is made out of Challenge ECOPAK 100% recycled polyester and contains roughly 1 plastic bottles rescued from ocean beaches.



Materials List

  • Challenge Sailcloth ECOPAK™ EPLX400 
  • Nylon packcloth 400D

Feature Callouts

  • MOLLE attachment
  • Single-handed closure
  • Fully padded with closed-cell foam
  • Attaches to the following bicycle bags 
  • Kestrel Handlebar Bag 
  • Ardea Pack
  • Wald 137 Basket

 

Measurements (Width x Height x Length in inches): 6” h x 4.5” w x 2.25” d

Capacity (in Liters): 0.8L

Weight (in Ounces): 2.25 oz

 


 


Customer Reviews

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Shawn Adkins

The closure requires two hands.

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JE Acosta
Swift Rando Pocket (closeouts)

Love these! I know there were complaints about the closure engineering and ability to open/close the pouch with one hand, but I made a couple mods that worked out well. I put a new longer shock cord through the eyelets and attached a new pinch clasp above the flap/eyelets so I could adjust tension based on the load. Then I put a string loop (really, just a simple loop) on the shock cord where it would catch the metal hook to secure the pocket closed. I can pull down on the string loop when the bag is loaded with one hand and pop the shock cord off the hook. Rehooking the shock cord on the fixed metal piece can be done with one hand by using the loop to guide the shock cord back to the hook. The little pockets are very well made and just the size I needed!

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Mitchell Sutherlin
Awesome

I run the pocket attached to my Wald basket on my Karate Monkey. Great accessory and holds my point-n-shoot camera. Some have complained about the closure being hard to operate and I had the same experience when the pocket is new/empty. Once I put my camera into it, the closure functions well and holds contents securely.

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Lol Bishop
PERFECT FOR THE JOB.

Needed a small pouch with an enclosure to hold compactly a pair of LUPINE smart core batteries for my twin headlights , I have a wishbone handlebar stem and this X PAC pouch can now be held in place with a couple of straps . A simple and effective solution to a problem Swiftly provided from the maestro bag makers .

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Paul Orr
Great Camera Carrier

I got this to carry my Ricoh GR P&S camera on rides, hikes, and in everyday life. Its the perfect size for a compact camera, even a little roomy for the Ricoh. Leaves a bit of room for an extra battery or a couple rolls of film. Would also be ideal for the Fuji X100 series. Super well built, stylish, and functional like all of Swift's products.

Transitions seamlessly from use as a belt pouch to the wald basket on my townie using the molle straps. Also can use it on my gravel bike by mounting it to the bars with velcro onewrap loops. Or, it protects my camera if I decide to shove it my frame bag.

I do agree with other reviewers that the closure can be a little finicky to operate with one hand if the pocket isn't stuffed full. With my camera inside it works well though. If they just added a somewhat rigid insert to stiffen up the flap I think this issue would be resolved.

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