About Buckhorn Bags

Custom Bike Bags for All Adventures

About

Buckhorn was started as an endeavor to create intentional, functional designs to get you outside. Our products are at home out in nature, exploring the beauty that surrounds us. We hope to inspire and support your adventures with high quality gear made right here in the USA.

Why us?

Our packs are sewn with the best technical materials we can get our mitts on, focusing on American-made quality and sources. Our gear incorporates thoughtful features, inspiring color schemes, and multi-use functionality. Designs and patterns are all created in-house with a long life span in mind. All of our products are constructed with double and triple stitching and reinforced stress points.

What’s in a name?

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Buckhorn Bags

Cylindropuntia acanthocarpa, commonly referred to as buckhorn cholla, is a cholla native to the Mojave, Sonoran, and Colorado Deserts of North America.

Wait, how do you say it?

“Choy-uh”

Buckhorn is prolific in the desert, and produce flowers in late spring. Our name Buckhorn is a nod to the beauty of the desert cholla and the pop of bright colors they share in an otherwise grey landscape.

Stefan & Cayti Blair (2025-Current)

We (Stefan and Cayti Blair) are the current owners of Buckhorn Bags. We have known and worked with Sam closely in the past year and will continue to consult with his amazing talents.

We’ve been married for 12 years and during our time together have loved the outdoor adventure life. Avid mountain bikers, campers, and outdoors people, we love adventure!

Our two kiddos have no choice but to grow up submersed in the great outdoors and are passionate about cycling with their friends.

Thanks for supporting our home grown business and we are proud to continue the tradition that Buckhorn became known for. Cool bags for cool adventures will always be our goal.

Get out and ride!

-Stefan

Who is Buckhorn?

Sam (Founder-2025)

Sam started Buckhorn in Albuquerque. A city that is surrounded by vast expanses of cacti, junipers, and beautiful cultures and traditions that have existed there for centuries. After moving away from there, Sam grew the business in Fayetteville, Arkansas till the summer of 2025. He still resides there and is the owner of a small contracting company. Occasionally you can find him riding his bike around town and towing his newest addition to the family along