I was so glad to see that a Jandd product had a perfect score. How can you go wrong with Jandd? Lifetime warranties (which you will probably NEVER use) along with prices no higher than good luggage. The thing is that you will use their products everyday, not just when you go out of town. I own one of the Hurricane bags and it has lasted through everything. Since I stole it from my brother, and I found it wasn't large enough for my daily load I bought a Gabriel (a LARGE messager bag). I also own two of their backpacks (I bought a new one when they came out with a newer style of the same one...I still use them both, and they look like new..no kidding) I also ride MTB with a Mini Mountain Wedge, as do my father and brothers. All of the packs in this house right now have the Jandd name on them. Not only that, but a former employee at the bike shop I work at got a job as a Jandd rep. I rarely put my faith in a name, but if it says Jandd it is a durable work of art. Don't waste you hard earned cash on ANYTHING but the best (because with Jandd you'll never have to replace it...the only danger is becoming obsessed and buying every bag they make!)
-Meredith Hayes
(employee at Bluebonnet Bicycles in Lewisville, TX)

Jandd Kicks Ass!!! My friends and I all have Jandd backpacks...we use them everywhere we go. We are big time trail builders and trail maintainers so we need a good backpack to hold all of our gear. We picked Jandd because of the quality. They have held up wonderfully through races,treks,rides,hikes, and even school. We use them for everything. Jandd Kicks Ass!!!

Jandd bags are amazing. I have a mtn wedge that I've been using for 5 years now, and it's like new (except for the mud). I've had an expandable rear rack pack for 10 years, and it still looks and works like it's nearly new (except for the foam inserts getting soft, but they're replacable). I went touring with a pair of Jandd rear panniers a few years ago, overfilled them, and had my rack collapse coming down a hill at 40mph. Despite bouncing all the way to the bottom of the hill, the panniers were unscathed. Wow...

I was unfamiliar with JANDD until I got a job as a mechanic in a shop. First I bought a saddle bag (5 chiles), then a messenger bag (Iniki--5 chiles), then a backpack (5 chiles) and latest a briefcase (5 chiles). Their products are super-tough, well thought out, and worth every penny. The people who build them use them and are really cool. Spend the extra scratch and get a bag that will last longer than anything else you'll ever own. Steve

Very nicely made, light, and you don't see one hanging off of every bike on the trail. I especially like the velcro mounts -- secure, and light. No wrestling with plastic doo-dads that you wedge between seat rails, or other such nonsense. The stitching seems strong, and the bag gives plenty of room to stuff your stuff.
Well worth 5 chilies.

Excellent quality, excellent service.

I purchased a Jandd Inyan and have been tottally satisfied ever since....
It has better quality than the camel back (any of them).

If Jandd makes a product, buy it instead of another manufacturer. They make THE best products with lifetime warranties and excellent customer service.
Jandd rules!

Jandd Bags are Bomb Proof!!!
Incuded in my arsenal of Jandd Products are Large Mountain Panniers, Mountain Panniers, Fanny Packs, Passport Pouches, Mini Mountain Wedges *****, Handle Bar Touring Pack, and Pump Straps. I love them all. I race (Mini Mountain Wedge), as well as tour with them. They have all held up over the past couple of years and show no sign of wear. I recomend Jandd bags to anyone.

I've been riding for about 3 weeks with the Jandd Inyan Aquapack. I love this backpack/water system combination. I am 220 lbs. and sweat profusely when I ride. Watter bottles just don't carry enough water when I get out riding cross country and over an hour or two from the trailhead. With this backpack/water system, you can carry over 70 oz. of water with room for the larger 90 oz packs. The backpack is constructed with excellent features including fully insulated water reservoir pouch, heavy duty seams, self healing zippers, and an abundance of cargo carrying area. There is a full length, mesh pocket for tools, maps, jackets, and miscellaneous items, a smaller zippered compartment for wallets, keys, and other more important items, and a couple of size specific side sleeves for a mini pump and energy bars, etc.. The Inyan also has extra wide mesh shoulder straps, a padded mesh ventilation panel for the side that rests on your back, and a bungee cord cross laced over t! he backpack to tie down any odd sized gear. This pack is also set up for an optional belt. I picked this pack over the more well known versions due to it's quality construction and snappy looks. I bought this pack for around 70$ in a local bike store.