The Chuckbucket™ is our handlebar/stem bag that enables fast access to goods while you're in the saddle. Designed around a 1L Nalgene® and 40 oz. Klean Kanteen®, the Chuckbucket has plenty of volume to handle snacks, water, or whatever else you find yourself in need of. Simple, one handed opening/closing lets you keep a hand on the bars so you don't go flying.
- Designed to fit a 1L Nalgene® or 40 oz. Klean Kanteen®
- Structured bucket top keeps bag open for easy access
- One handed opening/closing
- Removable Fork-crown strap for ultimate adaptability
- Attaches at either side of stem or run one on both sides at the same time
- Hook & loop closure mesh pocket keeps items secure
- Drain hole for leaky water bottles
- High density closed cell foam keeps your items protected
- X-pac® VX21 and Cordura® construction, 70d hex ripstop top
- Lime green liner fabric
- Velcro® One Wrap® attachment straps
Bags of the WACK color selection are constructed out of random colored fabric, webbing, and hook & loop. Guaranteed to be one of a kind, these bags are tastefully mixed and sewn from scraps and miss-matched cuts. Although scrappy, all Wack Pack's are made from first quality fabric and materials.
MADE IN THE U.S.A. of domestic and imported materials
Who, What, Where?
Oveja Negra designs, manufactures, and sells top-shelf bikepacking bags out of their fun and bustling factory in Salida, CO. They are 16 people and 20 machines working their tails off to provide the best bags and customer service to riders worldwide.
Since their start in 2012, they've been manufacturing bikepacking gear in the Upper Arkansas Valley of Colorado.
When you purchase an Oveja Negra product, you are supporting their community. Thanks to you, they are able to provide thrive-able careers to people who live and play in their funky little mountain town. They're also committed to supporting other US manufacturers; this helps them limit the environmental impact of the transportation of raw goods as well as givingeveryone the peace of mind that their materials are produced ethically by companies who invest in their communities. Over 90% of their raw materials come from other domestic factories.
Beyond their ethos of domestic manufacturing, quality is king at Oveja Negra. They are obsessive about the details and keep a close eye on every product. Their gear is designed, tested, and sewn by cyclists that work hard to insure your adventures go off without a hitch.
What does 'Oveja Negra' mean?
In short, Black Sheep. Oveja Negra loves their home in Southern Colorado, and the American West is so heavily influenced by its Spanish roots that they decided the Spanish translation to "Oveja Negra" was a good fit. They embrace being the black sheep of the biking and manufacturing worlds.
