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Bottle cages aren\u2019t usually the most exciting component on your bike.<\/p>\n
Unless you\u2019re looking for something exotic to complement a boutique build<\/a> (and you\u2019ve got a huge wad of cash burning a hole in your wallet), most people just want something that does its job of securely holding on to one of the best cycling water bottles<\/a> without too much fuss. If it can also complement the look of your bike, though, that\u2019s even better.<\/p>\n Sounds simple, right? Well, it really ought to be, but as a component that\u2019s relatively cheap and easy to produce, practically every manufacturer involved in cycling has had a go at it, and most experienced cyclists will have found that some bike bottle holders are simply better than others.<\/p>\n Like any other component, bottle cages also come in a variety of different materials \u2013 from plastic and aluminium, which tend to be the cheapest, to carbon and titanium, which are inevitably more expensive.<\/p>\n Performance often depends more on the style and construction of the cage, rather than the material it\u2019s made of though, so don\u2019t assume that a carbon bottle cage is better just because it costs more.<\/p>\n While some people swear by innovative solutions involving various types of magnets or studs<\/a>, most people just want something simple that works with standard cycling bottles<\/a>, and holds on to them securely over even the roughest terrain.<\/p>\n We\u2019ve put together a list of our favourite bike bottle holders on the market in 2022, and included a variety of different styles and price points, so everyone should be able to find something to suit their budget.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div> <\/section>The best cycling bottle cages in 2022 as tested by our team of experts<\/h2>\n
Arundel Mandible DTR<\/h2>