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Inspired by the hydration packs we use for backcountry skiing and mountain biking, the Nomax comes with a 2L hydration reservoir and tons of storage for all those little things you want to organize and access quickly.

Nomax Tank Bag (V3.0)

Color
Black
Woodland
MOLLE ACCESSORY

Our Nomax Tank Bag gets major design updates for V3.0, including an additional expansion zipper, adding 2.5 liters of optional volume, upgraded backpack straps, an InReach pocket, and a lighter weight, recycled 630D material with an increased water repellent coating.

Inspired by the hydration packs we use for backcountry skiing and mountain biking, the Nomax comes with a 2L hydration reservoir, a stashable rain cover, and tons of storage for all those little things you want to organize and access quickly. To top it off, the bag unclips from the bike quickly and transforms into a fully functional backpack for off-bike missions.

DESIGN

After talking to hundreds of riders around the world, and combining their feedback with our personal wants and needs, we decided to design the Nomax's storage space differently than the traditional 'toaster' shape. Instead, we divided the space into six vertical layers, each with a specific purpose. We conducted research on the types of items that riders typically store in their tank bags and discovered that most of them were small. By using a vertical layout, we were able to maximize the use of space without increasing the height of the bag. If more space is needed, an expansion zipper adds 2.5 liters of optional volume.

The top layer of the Nomax has three columns of MOLLE webbing made from die-cut Hypalon. These columns can be used to mount various items such as our rain-proof MOLLE Map Pocket, Navigator Cell Phone Pocket, or MOLLE-compatible multi-tool. You can customize the top layer of the Nomax to suit your individual travel needs with the help of MOLLE webbing.

Beneath the MOLLE webbing, the next layer is an expandable beavertail. The beavertail can be used to quickly store things like sunglasses, gloves, snacks, or even a small DSLR camera. If you decide to use it for your DSLR, we've placed webbing loops on the beavertail side bellows, allowing you to directly clip the D-rings on your camera case to the bag. Inside the beavertail, we've also included a pocket for an InReach or SPOT, and a gated clip to keep your GPS/camera/beacon lanyards secure, so nothing falls out if your bike takes a tumble.

The third layer zips back into your lap and is specifically designed to help you organize small items like charging cables, pens, change, batteries, earplugs, chapstick, passport, and bike documents. This layer includes six mesh pockets, three elastic cable holders, two pen holders, and a fleece-lined glasses pocket to keep everything in its place. No more tangled mess of miscellaneous items floating around in the bottom of your tank bag - now everything has a designated home.

The fourth layer is a large open compartment featuring plenty of space for bulkier items like spare gloves, wallet, CCW, and food. This layer features a charging cable passthrough, providing a convenient location for charging devices on the bike. There are two large mesh pockets (one with sidewalls and one flat), which are available if you need them but compress out of the way if you don't. Also, for contact lens wearers, on the foam-reinforced sidewall, there's a removable lens case holder, which can be rotated to keep the cases vertical depending on the orientation of the bag.

Under the main compartment is a long, flat pocket designed to hold a 2L hydration reservoir, which comes included with the Nomax. If you're traveling in a warmer climate or on a long-distance trip, you can move the weight of your drinking water from your back to the bike to help you stay hydrated without adding extra weight to your backpack. If you'd rather keep the Nomax as tight as possible to the bike or maximize space in the main compartment, you can remove the reservoir and store it elsewhere on the bike.

The sixth and final layer of the Nomax houses a quick-stash spot for two sewn-on, crushable backpack straps. Simply unclip the Nomax from the bike, pull out the backpack straps, and clip them to the D-rings at the bottom of the bag. The Nomax converts into a fully functioning hydration pack. The side straps, which normally connect the Nomax to the bike, now become your waist strap. We use these backpack straps on dual sport trips all the time, from morning hikes to running errands in town. It looks, feels, and functions like a normal backpack.

The Nomax includes a waterproof rain cover with a welded-seam top panel and sealed seams on the side to keep your belongings dry in a heavy downpour. There's a stash spot for the rain cover at the rear of the bag and a leash so it doesn't get lost. Also, hidden away in two of the zipper pulls, you’ll find a SIM card tool, a storage compartment, and a safety whistle for emergencies.

FEATURES
  • 2.0L Hydration reservoir w/ insulated hose
  • Beavertail stash spot
  • Easy on/off with the standard Mosko tank bag harness
  • 6 layers of vertical organization (features hidden inside!)
  • MOLLE expandability
  • External beacon pocket (inReach or Spot)
  • Hydration hose retention clip
  • Fleece-lined sunglasses pocket
  • Cable pass-through port
  • D-rings for connecting backpack straps
CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS
  • Main Body Materials: 630D High Density 100% Recycled Nylon
  • Beavertail MOLLE Panel: Hypalon
  • Rain Cover: Nylon w/ clear PVC welded seam top panel and sealed side seams
  • Optional Map Pocket or Navigator Cell Phone Pocket
  • Internal stiffener to help the bag keep its shape
SPECS
  • Capacity: 7L (not including the expandable Beavertail pocket)
  • Length: 15 in / 38 cm
  • Width: 8.5 in / 21.5 cm
  • Height: 5.5 in / 14 cm
  • Weight: 3.3 lbs / 1.5 kg
KIT INCLUDES
FITMENT & ASSEMBLY
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THE NITTY GRITTY

  1. 2.0L Hydration reservoir w/ insulated hose
  2. Beavertail stash spot
  3. Quick-release mounting system
  4. Fleece-lined sunglasses pocket
  5. MOLLE expandability
  6. External beacon pocket (inReach or Spot)
  7. Hydration hose retention clip
  8. 6 layers of vertical organization (features hidden inside!)
  9. Cable pass-through port
  10. D-rings for connecting backpack straps

SPECS

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Warranty

We never cut corners during development or manufacturing, so we stand behind our products. If one fails due to a problem with materials or workmanship, we’ll make it right. All Mosko Moto products include:

Limited Lifetime Warranty

'Limited' means it does not cover:

  • wear & tear
  • neglect/misuse/abuse
  • aesthetics
  • sun degradation
  • modification and/or use for a purpose other than what the item was designed for

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Customer Reviews

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Reid Pierce
Geared up for good

As I am in the middle of a two week Texas hill country thrill ride, I have a few reasoned opinions on the M-M Back country panniers and the Nomax tank bag.
Coming from hard panniers(Jesse), I needed convincing that soft bags would serve my wants/needs. They do. Capacity is sufficient and flexible. Mobilty and ease of mounting is unexpectedly brilliant. I am too old (69) to rough them up much, but they are shown elsewhere to withstand alot of abuse.
The Nomax is truly an unexpected surprise. At first I thought the separate compartments would be too much trouble. It is actually the opposite. I now have a distinct spot for everything, glasses, hat, sunscreen, cables, lock, etc. I am very pleased with this thing. I do wish that there was a handle for carrying it into walkin campsite, for instance.
I am a serious fan, y'all. Thanks.

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Brian Wurts
great bag and better service

My old original design Hood tank bag was separating but still worked fine after a hard 12k miles. Mosko backed it up like they do with everything and I got the new V3.0 for just the difference. As always the build quality and materials are the best. Each zipper and pocket has a thought out function and it is made to last. It looks great on the T7!

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chia sheng chiang
Nomax

Good,I like

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Anonymous
A tank bag that does so many things.

I’m currently on the way home from Moab and thought I’d share my experience with the Nomax tank bag. I picked this bag up kinda last minute before the trip for some extra storage. It has easily been the most used piece of gear I brought. It holds all my charging cables, cameras, portable batteries, flashlights, meds, etc. I’m constantly in and out of it. I also ended up using it as a backpack with the 2L bladder full for a hike up to the delicate arch at Arches national park. I used all the water by the time I got back down. When you’re done, you just tuck the back straps back in the pocket and its ready to go back on the bike. I also have the 35l backcountry panniers. They’re nice but I’d say this tank bag is the best bang for your buck. I’m wearing the bag in this sunrise photo at the delicate arch.

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Joseph Hill
Amazing: Nomax Tank Bag

This tank bag is well designed and quality built.
It has an assortment of pockets and pouches to keep your gear sorted and accessible. In addition having your water in the tank bag is nice as it removes the need to carry it on your back during those hot rides.

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