Ortlieb Back-Roller Plus CR QL2.1

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Thinner material and therefore slightly lighter than the Back-Roller Classic; they don't feel any larger. Nice color and an internal mesh pocket, just like the newer Classic bags. It remains to be seen if they last as long as the classic version.

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Easy to use, stays in place even when tangled with tree branches

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Works well

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Sturdy, materials seem high quality. Very easy to attach, at least to Ortlieb's own QuickRack.

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It holds enough stuff and also stays dry. Easy-to-use removal and installation mechanism

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At first glance, everything looks great. There's a mesh bag for storing at home and a compression sack. But I'll have to do a real review in the spring, when I'm planning my bike trip with the sleeping bag.

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They work well. They are easy to attach and stay in place, easy to remove. The carrying strap is handy when going shopping. The training pads fit comfortably in a bag and you don't have to "backpack" them. Really satisfied 32

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Used daily, no complaints. I took off the shoulder strap, which bothered me. Haven't tested it in heavy rain yet, but it holds up well to normal moisture. Really convenient to put on and take off the bike. A bit difficult to pack due to the shape, I guess it's a matter of getting used to it.

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The right size, relatively easy to install and with the experience of a couple of longer bike rides, it stays in place well. I've ridden on asphalt and gravel. And it's waterproof!

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They seem like good bags. Haven't done a long trip with them yet.