The POC Ultra Top Tube Bag 1.7L is a top tube bag designed to keep essentials within easy reach on long rides, gravel events, and ultra-distance.
With a volume of 1.7 litres and a claimed weight of 170 g, it offers more capacity than a small bento box without becoming excessive on top of the frame. The long zip makes it easy to access the contents, even with one hand.
The bag can be mounted with straps or using a bolt-on mount depending on the frame. Even bolted on, a rear strap is still needed to stabilise it properly.
This is the most convincing model in the range we tested. Its volume, stability, and easy access make it a compelling option for ultra-distance. The only notable caveat: the elastic by the stem sits quite high, which can complicate installation on a very short steerer tube.
The POC Ultra Frame Bag 3L is a frame bag designed to increase carrying capacity while keeping weight low on the bike. It targets long gravel rides, light bikepacking, and ultra-distance setups.
With 3 litres of volume and a claimed weight of 220 g, it lets you carry tools, nutrition, a power bank, a compressible layer, or small gear. Its internal structure helps it maintain a slim, stable shape.
On many modern gravel bikes, bottle access may require side-entry cages. The stock straps may also be tight on some very thick or profiled down tubes.
Stability and finish are very well executed, but the opening placed high on the bag is less convenient once mounted on the bike. A second side opening would also have made organisation easier on long distances.
The POC Ultra Bar Bag 4L is a compact handlebar bag designed to add accessible storage space on long gravel rides or adventure days.
It offers 4 litres of volume and a claimed weight of 300 g. Its slightly tapered cubic shape differs from a classic handlebar roll and aims to reduce frontal bulk while keeping quick access to the contents.
This bag works well for carrying nutrition, a jacket, a power bank, or accessories you want to keep accessible. Its shape is less suited to bulky, compressible items like a sleeping bag or a bivvy.
It is an interesting option as a standalone front storage solution for a big ride. In a full bikepacking setup, it seems less versatile than a more elongated format or a system dedicated to sleep kit.
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