The Nicnacpac is a “portable pocket” for cycling essentials, and it’s on Kickstarter now

The Kickstarter is probably to help them generate publicity, rather than being necessary to generate funding.

I still carry the scars from snapping a pair of tyre levers in a jersey pocket after a complete stranger and I were hit by a car at the end of a 2-up 10tt. That was 24 years ago!
These days I carry nothing stiffer than a banana in my spandex.
Good luck to them though

Guys you're entitled to your opinion - perhaps a little negative though (does anyone post anything positive in the comments  on road.cc). But this costs £5, that is reasonably priced for this type of item. It is cycling specific and sized and designed to fit comfortably in a jersey pocket. The quality does look better than the items listed on the above post from ebay.  For me at least I was happy to take the risk on this for a fiver as have been many others.

One might be forgiven, reading this Kickstarter, for thinking that a small synthetic drawstrig bag is a scarce product requiring new investment, and difficult to find because of it.

30 seconds on eBay seems to indicate otherwise:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172847207646

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172850568022

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172866650531

A bag that fits in a jersey pocket. ​ ​

Or you could just put the stuff in your jersey pocket.

For real?

Why not just buy clothes with pockets (sez another ziploc freezer bag fan)

...I'm lost for words. 

Both of these alternatives below are more expensive than the one above but I believe that they are harder wearing and maybe better from an environmental point of view?

Recycled product made from old inner tubes with Zip and 2 internal offset pockets @ £17.95:

http://www.beerbabe.co.uk/ourshop/prod_3767615-Joey-Pocket-Pouch.html

Slightly cheaper but not as functional (no internal pockets) alternative @ £12.50:

https://ethical.market/upcycled-bike-inner-tube-puncture-pouch-pencil-ca...

I don't see why they need a Kickstarter for this.

Know anyone with a sewing machine? Have an old waterproof jacket? If you can answer yes to those 2 questins you will have a lifetime supply of these in any shape you want for an hours labour....

I recently purchased my first first saddle pack for years thinking I could ditch my rucksack. When it turned up I cunningly realised I couldn't use it because I use a rear light all the time. I gave the saddle pack to a mate who's just started cycling and I'll use these to organise the stuff in my rucksack.

I've purchased all sorts of 'fit for purpose' containers. In the end: Saddle bag for bike-specific items, ziplock freezer bag for phone/cards/cash. And 'Frankly', to Hell with the Velominazi ;-)!!   I'll get my hat...

Wish these kickstarter guys well though.

Im in, I use the Layzene Caddy sack but there sharp edges have put a hole in my pockets on 2 tops. 

Afraid I'm old fashioned and just use a ziplock plastic food bag.

Not normally a fan of KS but I've just pledged for two, I'm sure I'll find a good use for them. They must be popular, every time I look at the page the pledges have climbed a bit further.

I use one of these - phone in the front and credit cards/cash in the back. It's neoprene so fairly waterproof and has a firm card to keep it's shape, which makes it comfortable. It fits perfectly in a middle jersey pocket and had no problems even doing 50+ miles in the wet.

This misses the USP of the freezer bag - its waterproof. Inner tubes, levers, keys, pump get distributed thorugh the jersey pockets and who cares if they get wet. Phone and money in a freezer bag.

Seems like this is just a way to make lots of small things into something too big for a jersey pocket.

Looks like a decent product at a good price. I like the whistle feature. However, I'd be much more likely to use something like this if someone made one with some way of comfortably protecting your back from pointy bits. I don't really fancy a tyre lever, key or 2mm allen key stuck in my kidney in the event of a crash :-\

Until then, it's saddle bag for me. Given that each of my bikes needs different inner tubes, having different saddle bags permanently packed and attached to each one is the best solution - multitools, tyre levers etc aren't that expensive.

Pledged for 2 for £10.00. just what I need for keeping items together in my large Ortlieb seatpack to make them easy to find and minimise rattles. Even RRP seems pretty reasonable if the bags turn out to be as well made as they look.

It's a U.S.$10 bag, and it needs a Kickstarter fund? Just buy wholesale from China.

Just pledged.  Currently have a Vittoria zip bottle cage bag which was more expensive  at £8 but is a good shape for bottle cages but not I find for bags and pockets. 

Worth a punt. 

Old sunglasses bag for me - pump, mini-tool, tyre lever and a pair of vinyl gloves.  Spare tube is wrapped in cling film and gaffer tape and jammed under the saddle.  So it all gets wet from time to time.  Not fussed.

I was a bit sceptical, but £7.50 is alright considering the features. Safety whistle is essential if your riding out in the back of nowhere and having that integrated into a handy doodad is a plus.

I use  the mackworkshop pouch for phone and general crap.

https://www.mackworkshop.com/products/jersey-pouch?variant=1221068937

Well they've got the pricing in the right area, they look fairly smart, good luck to them, I may go and take a look