Magnets, straps or a ring — and what your tank is made of · review
SLIAXINT Motorrad Tanktasche 001 review
A flat magnetic tank pouch held by seven magnets and an 11 cm safety line, measuring 19.5 × 11.5 × 2.7 cm, with a touchscreen-compatible window and cable openings.
The bottom line Seven magnets, a measured flat format and cable ports, for the price of a tank of fuel. Steel tanks only, and it is not waterproof.
What the seller commits to paper
7 strong magnets with an 11 cm safety line, for steel tanks. 19.5 × 11.5 × 2.7 cm — a flat format the maker presents deliberately, against the large tank rucksacks it sits beside. A transparent touchscreen window for GPS and maps. Cable openings for charging and headphones. PU leather with sealed, water-repellent edges.
Counting the magnets
“Strong magnetic” is the standard phrase on this shelf. Seven is a number. It does not say the holding force, but it says more than the adjective, and it is the kind of figure that costs a seller nothing except the ability to be vague.
Steel tanks, again
Same requirement as the other magnetic bag in this family, and it disqualifies aluminium tanks, plastic tanks and plastic covers over steel. A fridge magnet on the tank answers it in two seconds.
Repellent, not waterproof
The maker states sealed, water-repellent edges. That is a claim about seams, not about the pouch. A phone inside during an hour of rain is depending on its own rating.
Availability
Around 14 € on the German Amazon store, in the single reading behind this page.
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Prices quoted in this text were read on 18 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
The declared figures, and the blanks beside them
Strengths
The magnet count is published as a number — seven
Dimensions published, and the flat format is presented as a deliberate choice rather than a limitation
Cable ports, so a phone can charge while it navigates
The least expensive item in this family
Compromises
Steel tanks only
Water-repellent edges, not a waterproof bag — this holds a phone in the weather
Specifications
Fixing
7 strong magnets plus an 11 cm safety line (maker’s bullet)
Tank requirement
Steel tanks (from the title and bullet)
Dimensions
19.5 × 11.5 × 2.7 cm — a flat format, stated as deliberately not a large tank rucksack (maker’s bullet)
Window
Transparent, touchscreen-operable, for GPS and maps (maker’s bullet)
Cable ports
Openings for charging and headphone cables (maker’s bullet)
Material
PU leather with sealed, water-repellent edges (maker’s bullet)
Amazon reference
B0H4FY5S94 (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)
What riders ask about this one
Is 2.7 cm deep enough for anything but a phone?
No, and the maker says so — it presents the flat format as the point, against the large tank rucksacks it sits beside. It holds a phone, a card, a ticket.
What does "water-repellent edges" cover?
The seams are sealed; the pouch is not published as waterproof. A phone in it during sustained rain is relying on the phone’s own rating.
Who this one is for
A phone or a navigator in the rider’s eyeline on a steel tank, and nothing else.
Compared with its closest rivals
Same category, nearest prices. Only the specifications every one of them states are shown — a half-empty column compares nothing.
Model
Price
Material
Amazon reference
SLIAXINT Motorrad Tanktasche 001
14 €
PU leather with sealed, water-repellent edges (maker’s bullet)
B0H4FY5S94 (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace)
Magnetic · steel tanks only · clear phone window · strap as second fixing · rain cover
A magnetic Oxford tank bag with a clear top window for a phone or navigator, a securing strap as a second fixing and an internal rain cover — for steel tanks only, as the maker states.
Best for: A steel-tanked machine where a navigator needs to sit in the rider’s eyeline.
Tail bag, 10 L · 32 × 26 × 18 cm · waterproof polyester · 4 buckles, 2 seat straps · non-slip base
A 10-litre tail bag measuring 32 × 26 × 18 cm in waterproof polyester, held by four buckles and two rear-seat straps, with a non-slip base and an adjustable shoulder strap.
Best for: A day’s gear strapped to a pillion seat and carried indoors on arrival.
Rear bag, not a tank bag · 26 × 18 × 59 cm, 1050 g at 20 L · modular · removable waterproof liner
A 20-litre modular rear bag — the maker describes it as a pannier, saddlebag and tail bag — measuring 26 × 18 × 59 cm at 1050 g, with a removable waterproof inner bag.
Best for: Carrying luggage on a rack or over a pillion seat, in a bag that can be split up.