XLab Stealth Pocket 100

• Actually reduces drag caused by stem and headset spacers.
• Same width as head tube (Standard size bag), therefore no increase in frontal area.
• 72 degree front fits tight up against stem.
• Tapered aero design profile.
• Super smooth low skin friction exterior reduces drag.

NON SWAY DESIGN

• Non slip surfaces underneath and on front of bag grip top tube and back of stem.
• Extra long front straps allow bag to be attached to bikes with cables entering the top tube behind the headset.

EASIER TO USE

• Located within easy reach while riding.
• Non slip rubber zipper pull.
• One handed Super-Slide zipper

SMART STORAGE

• Can be mounted behind stem or seat post.
• Silver colored interior makes it easier to see contents.
• Stretch mesh pocket in contrasting red color for electrolyte tablets, salt tablets, cash or other small items.
• Can store the longest energy bars.

CONTENTS STAY COOLER

• Insulated sides keep your nutrition cooler.
• Silver interior helps reflect heat away

Dimensions
8.4” (21.3cm) L x 2.5” (6.4cm) H x 1.5” (3.8cm) W

Material
Proprietary low skin friction woven material. Red stretch interior mesh. Reflective silver lining. Proprietary insulation material. Anti-slip base. High stitch count embroidery.

Weight - 51g.

About Xlab

Xlab was formed due to a unique combination of recognizing new racing needs and an obsession for speed. aerospace designer craig turner entered the bicycle industry after quitting corporate america and wanting to follow his passion. he had a passion for speed.

Saving been a senior design specialist for numerous military and commercial aircraft, and even rockets and racing yachts, he always wanted to make ‘vehicles’ go faster. being highly competitive, he did not want to get beaten on the hills by his training buddy, so he built super lightweight bikes under 13lbs in 1992. a feat not equaled in its day even by bike manufacturers.

Still dissatisfied, he started the first mail order triathlon business in america. fifteen years later after selling over 10,000 tri-bikes, designing bikes for large manufactures, setting numerous triathlon equipment trends and cycling 3,300 miles across the us, he decided to sell the mail order business and concentrate his efforts full time on the aerodynamic design of bicycle gear.

Innovating and trend setting have been roles in craig’s life. he also inspired candice to do a 500 mile bike ride at the age of 13 through the tough terrain of yellowstone and glacier national parks and the grueling icefield parkway.