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The Rocket Science Sports Rocket Bag held all of our cycling needs just fine.
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The ample interior volume holds heaps of gear yet still manages to comfortably fit on your back.
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The interior of the bag opens up in clamshell fashion.
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The rear half of the bag holds larger items…
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…while the two front compartments easily hold plenty of shoes and clothing.
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Even the interior divider is another compartment with spots for a heart rate strap and sunglasses.
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An optional snap-in padded laptop sleeve fits in the rear compartment.
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Included with the bag is a wet gear compartment that can hold your swimwear after a dip
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The water resistant shell is augmented by water resistant zippers.
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The outside organizer panel provides a handy place for pens, cameras, or other gear.
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The padded back allows for decent airflow but the padding could be of a higher density foam.
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Bungee cords on the exterior take care of items that somehow don't fit inside.
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A dedicated helmet holder on the outside swallowed every non-full face helmet we tried
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Exterior pockets hold bottles or even shoes.
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A small sleeve in the bottom of the pack contain a handy 'transition mat'
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