Iris Titanium

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...

Beautiful. A great fit on my road bike.

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

Ultra light, ultra cool, and grip stronger than a pro armwrestler. 10/10

In 2003, I bought my "last road bike," a Litespeed Vortex, and had my LBS order some King Cage ti cages because, though it seemed kind of an extravagance, nothing else would have been appropriate for a quality American made ti bike than quality MIA ti bottle cages. Over the course of two decades, lots of miles and more than a few misadventures, pretty much everything changed about that bike except for the frame and those cages, which have been there every mile. Some health challenges the past few years eventually forced me to buy another "last road bike," this one with pedal assist. My LBS is on hiatus, so I visited the King Cage website, where I instantly became intrigued by the Iris. Did a little more reading and knew I had to have one. Just like '03, the King Cage was the first accessory added to the new bike. Also just like '03, the Iris does not disappoint. It's beautiful, functional and tough as nails. The bottle doesn't move until I grab it. It's a conversation-starter, too, and my friends have humored me listening to the story I just told you. One friend said the Iris looked more like a sculpture than a bottle cage; I said she was right: it's a work of art. My only regret is that I'll need a range extender for touring next summer, meaning I can only have one Iris on the new bike. Maybe someone out there at the Durango World HQ can figure out a seat post solution ... Anyway, thanks for reading. If you're on the fence, definitely buy one of these quality products. Well worth the money.