I used these on my 2016 Beargrease carbon fork. A little electrical tape and they were not going anywhere. Only used on gravel and nothing rough but based on how they were sitting, I think they would be fine.

I love my mini. It holds all the weird size containers I wanna put in there. It looks real good, too!

Replaced the carbon cages on my Titanium Litespeed road bike with the King Cage Stainless Steel cages. Visually the bike looks incredible with the change. Functionally the King Cage is a great choice. Bottles are secure and easy to take out/return. Glad I made the switch to King Cage!

Have used this cage on my new bike for a couple of rides now. Cage is sturdy and holds my water bottle very securely. It feels pretty light, and I had no issues with the installation on the down tube. I like the design, too; it has some nice curves.

I use this to put an everything cage on the down tube of my 29er. It holds a 48oz bottle no problem. Holds sturdy and never slips. Would recommend.

Your bottles will never be freed from this cage when placed on your down tube. I will never use another cage on my down tube other than this cage. The ONLY drawback is that you must have enough space to pull your bottle direct up from the cage, as it's near impossible to yank it out from the side.

Love the Iris cage. Clean lines, strong grip, made in the USA.

Just purchased my 8th ti King cage. Even when I sell a bike to a friend I keep the ti cages on there because that’s love. They are on my gravel bike and wife’s bike because I don’t want her losing bottles either.
If you would absolutely love never ever losing a water bottle again then buy these cages. There’s a regular classic and a lowering classic.
Get the lower for your seat tube and the regular for your down tube.

Not much good happened in MTB's since about 95.....my new rig sure is expensive but the darn fangled thing wouldn't take a second bottle cage.....what's that all about with global warming and all? King cage comes through again and now my thirst is quenched on the longest treks.

They look great on my Ti bike. So far my stainless steel bottles have stayed secure and surprisingly rattle free. Still getting used to the insertion phase, they are slightly stiffer than my previous carbon cages. I think stiff is good!

I love my new titanium chopsticks. They are perfect for sushi, and possibly for tire removal in a pinch.

I've bought King cages in regular, Iris, lowering, and titanium versions, and they all work great. Made in the USA, they hold bottles tightly and look great.

I just received my Flat Top Bottle Cages and immediately took them out for a 20-mile ride with my titanium CamelBak Podium bottles. The fit is spot-on like they were custom-made for each other. No rattling, no fuss just smooth, effortless access even on rough terrain.

The flat top design completely solved the issues I had with other cages. It’s clear that a lot of thoughtful engineering went into these, and it really shows in how well they perform.

Highly recommend to anyone looking for a top-tier bottle cage that delivers on every front!

Best cages!

I just bought my third set of Ti cages from King. I have thousands of miles with the previous two and have never dropped a bottle or had them break. I like the plastic ones which loosen up over time and eventually break. These are an investment that is worth making.