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Home > Blackburn Switchback Stainless Steel Bottle Cage
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Blackburn Switchback Stainless Steel Bottle Cage
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Average Rating:  (6 Reviews)
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List Price: $14.95
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Our Price: $11.42 - $15.00
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- Tight grip on larger bottles
- Weighs in at 56 grams
- 5mm stainless steel
- Beefier, stronger design than most cages
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Product Description:
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Whether it's a grueling 5 miles or a grueling 100, all you want is water. The Switchback Stainless Steel Bottle Cage makes sure you have it. With its 5mm stainless steel construction, it'll take a day of beatings out on the trail as well as you do. At just 56 grams, it cuts a nice balance between strength and size.The simple yet innovative design makes the Blackburn Switchback Stainless Steel Bottle Cage grip tighter the larger the bottle, making it perfect for long days in the saddle. And with its affordable cost, you won't be breaking the bank, even though you're breaking a sweat. Tight grip on larger bottles Weighs in at 56 grams 5mm stainless steel Beefier, stronger design than most cages
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Stainless
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$11.43
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Customers' Reviews:
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 broke after a couple of years of light use, June 19, 2009
By D. Preston (Princeton, NJ United States)
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bought this hoping it would last longer than typical cheaper aluminum bottle cages. used it on my mountain bike for a couple of years. i'm a cross-country rider and ride some bumpy stuff but nothing radical. it broke across the welds that hold the cage to the mounting part.
1 of 2 people found this review helpful
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 Cages holding up great to extra tall bottles on a hard tail MTB, July 12, 2011
By scwman
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I have two of these cages on a mountain bike. I also like to use the tallest water bottles that will fit on my 20 in. frame. Not once have the bottles come loose after tough rock gardens and two crashes. I did a lot of research before buying these b/c I was sick of bending and breaking cages. Great product. It is good to see some product designers are listening.
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Does what it was meant to do, August 7, 2008
By Rotz (New York)
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The cage mounts easily, has a smooth satin finish, and is very light. It holds my 24-oz insulated bottle very well during those neighborhood bike rides with the family.
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My favorite water bottle cages, April 26, 2012
By C. McKernan
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I've been using Blackburn stainless steel bottle cages for a few years now. I've only broken one or two of the dozen I have used. They are light weight with a nice finish and a good build quality. The breaks I've had happened at the welds as they are pretty thin but clean. I still buy them as they are a low cost alternative to a King Cage.
I highly recommend these bottle cages. The added benefit is that your wattle bottles don't get marked up like with aluminum bottle cages.
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Awesome!, January 25, 2008
By Servo (MI, USA)
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Light weight, very strong, and cheap! I enjoy longer rides, so I like to keep myself well hydrated. This is a very well made bottle holder; and it does not mark up your bottles!
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Top Quality, April 21, 2009
By James J. Smith (Santa Barbara, CA United States)
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Top Quality product that will not rust. It fits the 24 oz Camelbak water bottle perfectly. I am very please with the rustproof quality!
0 of 1 people found this review helpful
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