Large Pannier
KEY FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
SOLD AS A SINGLE. Buy 2 if you want a pair.
San Util Large Panniers — More Volume, Same Off-Road DNA
The Large Panniers take everything great about our new Minis and scale it up for riders who need a bit more room without sacrificing singletrack-friendly stability. Designed for big trips, winter setups, and riders hauling extra food, camera gear, or cold-weather layers.
Features
- Refined Shape: Same footprint as the Minis but 0.75" deeper and 2" wider, giving you noticeably more usable space.
- Voile Strap Integration: Simpler, stronger, easier to repair, and friendlier for off-road bouncing.
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External stretch pocket for wet layers, maps, gloves, trash, or snack
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Compatible with most bikepacking-style racks
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Designed for long trips, winter touring, or anyone who needs real capacity without floppy, road-touring-style bags
Capacity: Bigger and more capable — Roughly 8-14L
PRODUCT INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
W 10" x H 11" x D 3.75"
WEIGHT
INTERNAL VOLUME
Roughly 8-14L
MADE IN
Winter Park Colorado - USA
Whether embarking on singletrack, fire road, or pavement tour, ultralight panniers are a great way to stuff your stuff into a secure and flap-free experience. Unlike vintage panniers, the San Util Mini and Light Weight panniers have no plastic mounting hardware to break, no bungee attachment to stretch out, and, yet, no internal stiffening armature or boards. They are super minimal and super lightweight at the expense of being only water-resistant.
John Watson - The Radavist
Most racks add extra weight to the back end of your bike, which is why I appreciate the minimal, super-lightweight approach bag makers like San Util are taking. If your idea of bikepacking involves singletrack, rugged trails, or back-to-back days of gravel or forest service roads, then the benefits of a stripped-back mini pannier like San Util’s Mini Panniers outweigh the drawbacks. I’ve now tested both the Mountain Laurel Designs Poco Panniers and the Revelate Designs Nano Panniers, and I’d slot the San Util panniers into the same best-of-the-best category, if there was one.
Miles Arbour - Bikepacking.com













