ORTLIEB | The New Highlights 2023

Innovative ideas in their simplest forms: In 2023, we at ORTLIEB also want to put new products on the road that are ideally suited as practical companions on all trails.

Like the waterproof Handlebar-Pack Plus, which offers more space for an additional bottle or everyday items such as keys and smartphone thanks to the outer mesh pocket on the side.

The Ultimate Six Bottle Cage Mount makes it more flexible in everyday life and allows the mounting of additional bottle cages on the outside of your handlebar bag.

Soulo: Available soon
The perfect companion in the urban jungle: This is the new Soulo, a city backpack that can go anywhere but made with the classic ORTLIEB quality - such as 25 liter capacity, lid opening with magnetic closure and much more.

Equally perfect for everyday use is the top tube bag ‘Fuel-Pack’ with magnetic lid closure and easily accessible mesh pocket, with an integrated cable outlet, devices can be easily charged on the handlebars.

The Framepack RC Toptube 3L as well as the Framepack Toptube 3L are now available in smaller sizes for smaller frames.

Space-saving and practical are the two ORTLIEB Packing Cubes - both in 6 liter and 12 liter volume. They allow you to take along clothes , jackets, sweaters and pants without wrinkles.
There is also the Toiletry Bag which offers you the ideal space to stow your cosmetic items on any journey.

The Back-Roller with the innovative Quick-Lock 2.1 mounting system also appears in two completely new and limited designs this year - the Back-Roller Design Pistacchio and the Back-Roller Design Trees.

The popular Velocity has also been given a special and limited makeover this year and comes in a limited edition tree design. Of course, it does not only look impressive, but offers the ORTLIEB quality and features such as a padded laptop compartment, ergonomic shoulder straps, comfortable back padding and much more.

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Anyone using an Ortlieb on a motorbike? Or achieving 50+ mph with them on a bicycle? (in which case you should probably take a break from the high performance enhancers!) Very interested to know how they hold up at speed to use on my motorbike as well as bicycle...:-)