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.

This is a Fun, Clever & Cute Accessory. I actually bought this thinking I could mount it on my bike, still trying to figure out if I can do that and still have it be a functional bottle opener.

I wrapped it in cotton bar tape and twine and hung it on my 👑 🔑 💍 like a super cool bike boy. Works great, but maybe less great since there’s now cotton bar tape in the way. Went to the lbs and they were like “Is that king cage?” 😎

So I good I got my gf on board the 🔑 💍 🚂 too. Far superior to the conventional and failure prone carabiner. Like it’ll probably be handed down to my hypothetical great great grandchild Tonny one day.

I purchased 2 Ti Iris cages last fall for my gravel bike. I never drop a bottle. This year, after breaking a different cage on my touring bike, I did not hesitate, and just replaced all 3 of them with King Cage Ti Iris cages.

I had ordered another “titanium”. Cage for nearly the same price. It wasn’t titanium! Sent it back and found this company. Upon further investigation, i had ordered from them before on another bike many years ago. That cage has performed perfectly over 7+ years. I’ll never skimp on a cage again. Kings are perfect!

Perfect!

Great!

I like the lowering cages as they allow easier access for the tall bottles. Lowering the center of gravity a bit is also a plus. I splurged and added the titanium cages for my titanium frame.
The King cages are first class.

Best. Water bottle cage. Ever.

I've had these on my Litespeed mountain bike for dozens of years. Everything must be titanium, because it won't rot with hundreds of gallons of sweat waterfalling over everything. I know... it makes me even more likely to be abducted by aliens, because of all the titanium in my leg. Water bottles that are wet with sweat, or rain, or dew, and dirty with trail dust or mud splash... the bottles are still in great shape, little to no visible wear. Still firmly holding the bottles. I did aluminum cages in the mid 90's and they just don't last, with the abrasion of trail dust. Besides that, aluminum is no fun and has no soul!

My two Manything Cages have held on tight through rugged single track for over 300 miles of the Colorado Trail. Whether they have full liter bottles of creek water or sacks stuffed with snacks I know I don’t have to look back to check that my provisions are still there. The O-ring and strap setup is easy to use even with cold wet fingers and keep your gear locked in tight. Many thanks to King Cage.

These are reasonably priced for what they are. When you take them out of the box, they're just so simple to look at. They're nice if you have other ti bits, but even as a standalone addition to your bike's aesthetic, they do the trick! I am disabled from a TBI and fine motor skills make this cage necessary over the standard shape. These ones give me something to aim for, and once contact is made, I push and know it's in. Sounds funny, in more ways than one, I know...But for a TBI Guy, this is money well spent. Riding is hard enough for me. These cages are both very secure, and easy to insert/remove bottle from on the fly as well. Can't go wrong...