Touring - Best Saddle Bag

Hey guys. I know this is kind of an odd post, and really it's all up to preference and really all saddle bags are the same, but I wanted to ask the masters of packing. What would be the best saddle bag for fitting a spare road tube, patch kit, tire levers, and CO2 inflate-or thingy (my diction is so eloquent, I know) into? Preferably the smallest possible, and on the cheaper side.

Thanks for any input/opinions.

For small/cheap, I like Pedro's Blowout. It's big enough to hold all the stuff you listed, and it's partly recycled tubes!

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/215c7C8HM9L._SL500_AA150_.jpg

For small/not so cheap, I very much like my Brooks Challenge. Highest in quality for sure, and looks very classy. Doubles as a top-tube bag much like those era ~20s too!

http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs208.snc3/21566_274322298785_508898785_3521119_2113301_n.jpg

What size Pedros? They have a micro! ...But I think that will be too small.

Looking for any and all opinions really.

http://http://www.scicon.it/saddlebag-mainstream.htm

Scicon Elan 210 - the perfect size

For small/cheap, I like Pedro's Blowout. It's big enough to hold all the stuff you listed, and it's partly recycled tubes!

According to a customer review on Amazon, "the strap that attaches this bag to your seat goes over the zipper track. You can't open the zipper without undoing the strap. So this bag is too inconvenient for carrying car keys, which is why I wanted it." That's too bad. I liked the idea of using recycled inner tubes.

I use one of these: http://www.genuineinnovations.com/bicycle/commuter-touring/tri-road-tire-repair-and-inflation-seat-bag.html

I could fit a tube in the bag along with what's already there (a small road tube, not a larger mtb tube) but instead added in other tools and such (and threw it into a larger bag)

According to a customer review on Amazon, "the strap that attaches this bag to your seat goes over the zipper track. You can't open the zipper without undoing the strap. So this bag is too inconvenient for carrying car keys, which is why I wanted it." That's too bad. I liked the idea of using recycled inner tubes.

Eh. I find that is actually a plus, and that's a bit misinformed. You can indeed slip the zipper under the strap and continue unzipping. You just take the plastic fob and slide it under the strap, then continue pulling. It works just fine and isn't a hassle at all, IMO. I like this, because it's extra assurance that my zipper isn't going to open on its own and spill my beans on the road. There's also a clip inside to hang keys from. I believe I have the normal size, which carries two Pedro's levers, a tube, co2 can + tool and a little extra room (not a lot, mostly keys / credit card).

While this doesn't fit your stated criteria... my Carradice Barley is something I really like.
It's not big, but it has this surprising ability to carry stuff. It's the best.

http://www.wallbike.com/carradice/barley.html

I like this one from Rivendell
http://www.rivbike.com/images/products/full/0000/3042/20-196a.jpg

Topeak stuff seems to last pretty well, usually it's the zippers that blow out. Many sizes, but this does what you want.
http://topeak.com/products/Bags/AeroWedgePack_small_Velcro

Alright, if anyone else still has opinions, let me hear 'em. :D

I'm liking all of the ones mentioned so adding more options won't hurt.