Very cool design, easy to use plus an impressive MTB related heritage , Also excellent customer service at King Cage!

I mounted the clamp bands over electrical tape. The USB Clamps securing the Looney Bin carried a 1 L Elite water bottle very securely, with no issues with loosening or movement. Installation was simple.

This elevates the simple water bottle receptacle to an art form. The plus is that the bottle slips in and out easily. Well worth the money. I own a bunch.

This bottle cage looks and feels premium. The craftsmanship is top notch! Having this cage on my Surly Lowside adds flare and function. The strap is easy to use and is very secure (no issues after a long ride) as well. I would definitely recommend this to a friend or anyone who is in need of a cage for their big or uniquely shaped thermoses. Thank you King Cage!

The mini thing cage works very well for holding my insulated water bottles in insulated sleeves. I never lost a bottle over the roughest terrain.

Put my bottle in a much easier to access position. I love King cages.

I am riding the GDMBR and carrying two large Nalgenes on my front fork. The first aluminum cages I purchased both broke at the welds in the Gila. I now have 200 miles on the Manything Cages, including the most rocky section of the entire 2700 mile route coming down the 4000 foot drop into Abiquiu. These cages are performing very well and I am happy I bought them.

Classic look with a unique twist. They’re great!

I used King cages a few years ago for a custom build. I’m having another custom build, so of course, I’m using King cages.

Iris is the cage that never fails – especially on rough gravel routes. The only cage I trust is King Cage

I got the Iris cage because it's easy on the eyes and was one of a pair on a bike I had purchased. They're the real deal! They hold a bottle very securely and also are flexible enough to get a bottle in from an awkward angle. In my case, my bike has triple mounts inside the main triangle, and I can run three 28 oz bottles there with a frame pump. They take a bit more effort to get the bottle in compared to a more traditional cage, but they also have pretty much zero chance of a bottle flying out, even in a crash. Glad to be able to support a made-in-CO product AND have something that looks great.

I love these cages ... love the look ... love the company. The cages I originally purchased (April 2000) was through a NYC bike shop which is not longer in business. I was worried when I donated one cage on accident. Where to find a matching cage? I looked more carefuly and of course, the company name was on the cage. I found them online, ordered and received the cage quickly and it's identical to my original. What was the best part was watching how these cages are made! I loved the video ... After riding thousands of miles over the years with these cages, they still look new. I love that it's American made and is a family business. Thank you for being in business after all these years!

This fits well on my Ritchey Montebello's fork, although I only have two bolts so I left the bottom one unsecured. I had a fine time strapping a tent on one side and clothes on the other, and it worked great for a gravel tour with a night out camping!

It's a perfect work of design. Strong, light, classic, holds a bottle better than any cage I've used, and it will surely outlive me.

Sadly, I lost one on a ride that involved not 1, but 4 (!) flats. Don’t preach about tubeless, please. This was not my big red letter ride. I made it home, but my faithful friend of 5 years did not. Had to pour one out for it, but the replacement arrived bright and shiny new in just a few days. Thanks King Kage for kicking so much ass!