Hey! So, about the Whale Fall Bike Bag – it's really useful if you want to have your phone handy while you're riding. It's made to fit phones up to 6.9 inches, covering popular models like the iPhone 15 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.

The cool thing according to the manufacturer is its 0.25mm sensitive TPU touchscreen, which means you can swipe and tap your phone without taking it out of the bag. Super handy for checking maps or changing music on the go.

From our research, most people say the touch sensitivity works well, but there have been some mixed experiences. A few folks mentioned having trouble fitting larger phones if they're in a big, bulky case – someone mentioned this with the Samsung S22 Ultra in a case like the Otterbox Defender.

Besides holding your phone, the bag has room for small essentials like keys, wallets, or tools, which is great for longer rides when you need a few extras.

The bag uses velcro straps to stay put, and most people find it keeps your phone at a good angle while riding. Depending on your bike's setup, you might need to tweak how you position it, but overall it seems to work out for most.

So yeah, the Whale Fall Bike Bag is a good pick if you want to keep your phone easy to access while cycling. Just make sure it fits if you have a large protective case on your phone.

Hey! Yeah, the Whale Fall Newest Hard Casing Bike Bag should work for your iPhone 15 Pro Max.

From what we've found, it's pretty adaptable for different types of bikes like mountain bikes, road bikes, city bikes, and even e-bikes, as long as the top tube is compatible.

The manufacturer mentions that it uses three adjustable straps to hold it securely in place, so it won't wobble around even on rough trails. Just a heads up, some folks have mentioned you might need to find the right spot to attach it, especially if your bike frame is a bit unusual.

It might end up further from the handlebars than expected, but once you attach it, it shouldn't move.

The bag also has a double-layer mesh offering plenty of room—not just for your phone, but other stuff you might want to carry as well. Plus, there's a rain cover, which is handy if you run into bad weather.

Overall, the feedback we've seen is pretty positive. It's worth checking the bag's measurements and making sure it fits well with your bike's frame style before you buy it.

But if everything lines up, it's a solid option for keeping your phone and other essentials safe while you ride.

The Whale Fall Hard Casing Bike Bag is meant to help cyclists carry their smartphones safely. When it comes to its waterproof feature, the manufacturer claims it can handle some water, like during light rain or from brief splashes. But keep in mind, it's not totally waterproof, so heavy rain could still be an issue if you're out for a long time.

The bag does come with a rain cover, which adds a little extra protection against water, according to the manufacturer's product description. This is handy if you're caught in a drizzle or get some splash from the road.

From what we've found, people generally find the bag works well in light wet conditions. But remember, the rain cover isn't a complete shield against a downpour or being dunked. So, if you expect to bike in really tough weather, you might want to think about extra protection, like a waterproof phone case or a fully waterproof bag.

The bike bag fits phones up to 6.9 inches, like the iPhone 15 and Galaxy S22 Ultra. It also has a sensitive TPU touchscreen for easy use. Most folks say the touchscreen is pretty responsive, but watch out if your phone's in a thick case; you might have trouble with the physical buttons.

Some have mentioned fitting issues, especially with thicker cases like the OtterBox Defender. A slimmer case should fix that, though. If your phone's in a really rugged case, you might have a hard time getting it in the bag or using the side buttons comfortably.

It's a good idea to try out the bag with your phone and case before a long ride. You might also consider getting a case that's easier to fit in the bag.

Overall, it's a well-liked accessory for biking, but it's best to plan a bit ahead of time to make sure it works for your setup.