Fits my Kryptonite FAHGETTABOUDIT U-lock perfectly. This lock is my standard for city commuting but it's too big to mount to the frame and I was always super annoyed to have to bring my whole backpack just to carry the lock around. Build quality of the bag is awesome and shipping was super fast!

I love this burrito bag so much! I’m a daily commuter and it fits my phone, keys, and earbuds super handy. Unfortunately, I left it on the handlebars as I watched a movie at the theaters and someone stole it. That really stung, but I loved this little bag so much I’m buying a replacement right now!

This bag is something special. The craftsmanship and ergonomics is top notch. I was hesitant just because of the price tag. This will definitely be my go to backpack for a very very long time! The customer service was also excellent.

I love this bag!

It's slim when empty so I can just leave it on.
A coat and sweater fit over it, and getting into a car wearing it is fine.
It's deep rather than wide so not having a zipper is a feature.
I'm a big round body type so I got them to make the strap a little longer.
It would probably have fine without the extra length, but I'm glad I
have more adjustability.

Excellent replacement straps for my Jumbo Jammer. They even threw in a couple extra, some stickers, and included a handmade thank you note :)

This bag is dope!

I bought my JJammer to pack and carry groceries on my normal bike. Quickly I've found many other ways to use it!

If you take a hardy shoulder strap and attach to the d rings, it becomes a Jumbo farmers market produce bag.

My most common use is a side bag on my Dawgs cargo bike. I like to keep the weight up front on the bike so moving bags upfront is key. Front loading helps to maneuver the bike around tight spaces when on foot. Chap's box has loops holes on each side of the box. Take the carry straps on JJammer and move them to wider than wide mode and it should fit!

Finally I have found a small Cattle Dawg can fit in JJammer. Still studying how this can be useful in the future...

I have collected quite a few backpacks, messenger bags, and hip/fanny bags over the years and this is by far one of the best! Super durable materials and a very practical design with great features.

A couple years ago I bought my first burrito bag when I found it in a bike shop while traveling. I couldn't resist. Fast forward to... my bike being stolen, with the burrito bag on it. When I bought a replacement bike, I changed out a few accessories (different lights, etc.), but not this: it's perfect, as far as I can tell. The only thing I changed was the color, from black to blue--it's a beautiful, warm, less saturated navy-ish blue that will go great with anything--but only because my new bike is black already. The size is perfect for EDC, including on weekend day rides.

The bag is super well made, and it fits a lot for its size! From coffee to water bottles, gloves over a pack of candy,… I literally have both a windbreaker and a GoProMAX in there right now. Also, it looks awesome and it’s made locally by great people.

This bag is very comfortable to wear and easy to adjust. Small enough to wear under a coat. Way better than a fanny pack. Looks small but holds alot of things. Highly recommend it.

I recently got this bag because I wanted to upgrade from my Slacker (an amazing bag in itself). Besides the fact that it’s massive, it’s very well-built and it has a lot of great features like cinch straps to compress the bag and 2 side pockets that can fit anything from a small water bottle to a tripod.
Now for the reason why I’m doing this review: I work for my library’s Outreach department, and part of my job includes going to school and community events to promote our services. I usually have to lug multiple bags to carry many items. However, I recenty used this bag to carry my laptop, tablecloth, library cards, swag, and a few other items for an event. My brand name bag that I usually use, while nicely padded, could barely fit my stuff and it creates a lot of pressure on my spine and would sometimes leave bruises on my shoulders. However, the Large Anything Bag, while very heavy, put way less pressure on my spine, especially when I used the chest and waist straps.
I wasn’t going to use this bag for work, but after this great experience, it’d be a disservice if I let it sit and use it for only a few things. Whether you’re a bike courier or work at an office, Road Runner Bags make THE best backpacks I’ve even used. Nothing compares to it honestly.
I’ll eventually add a Burrito Bag under it, but for now, this backpack is perfect.

I wanted this Lil Guy to match my orange Road Runner saddle bag and mistakenly assumed that rust is the color. The colors are quite different. I checked my saddle bag order from State Bicycle and the color is "orange". Not rust. So they don't match. Maybe that's for the best. The rust color looks good.

The buckles and build quality is very nice. Sleek design that’s tough enough for any rider demanding a pouch to carry you important every day carry. It’s great for an urban cyclist, I ride fixed gear ⚙️

I've tried so many bags, and this is my favorite one ever. I overpack for everything, and I haven't managed to come close to filling this bag up. The front pockets with the super reflective stripe are convenient and hopefully help me be even more visible. To keep the bag off the cables, I made a standoff type thing from a Wald basket holder with a bar welded on the top. The has the added bonus of letting me remove the bag without needing to unbuckle the straps, which is pretty cool.

Velcro straps keep everything I need in it’s place