Kitchen Sink Backpack (Multicam)

Love it so much! Stylish, with tons of personality and edgy looks. Spacious and flexible. I’m a bag-in-a-bag person and this backpack is perfectly adaptable to however you want to set it up. It covers all of my functional needs. I really like the bottom opening for easier access to less-frequently-used stuff without having to unload everything from the top, just go in from the bottom. The main compartment is huge and adapts flexibily based on what you load from the bottom. The generous laptop sleeve is in the main compartment, but the side zip makes accessing it so much easier than unclamping and unzipping the main compartment to dig for it. Really nice touch. The front pocket with Velcro-secured formed hard pockets is nice. Metal grab handle is secure and durable. Quick release clasps and top flap are unnecessary, but totally awesome, and one of the best design features of this bag. I wish the top sunglasses holder pockets was tougher stuff for better crush protection, but it’s not terrible. Straps are comfortable. I don’t use the waist belt, but that was sturdy and secure. Seems well-made and durable with good stitching and welting. The three rear metal mount points add to the edgy, industrial look of the bag, but I’ve yet to find a great use for them. I do have a magnetic hat clip there, but there’s enough room for a hat vault in the main compartment, so I’ve been stashing that way. I could see them used with straps or bongo ties for wet jackets or a small umbrella. It’s a big backpack with opinionated design, but I love it and find it very functional!

I really like this backpack for several reasons. There are several pockets, options for how you carry the bag (optional waist band included for hiking), and the finish of the bag is extremely durable. It's also slightly water resistant. The one major con I have on this bag is that even when completely empty, it's definitely not exactly feather light. There is some weight to the bag itself which folks should keep in mind if using this type of bag for long hiking trips where ounces equal pounds after hours of walking/rucking. The other thing to keep in mind is that the bag is fairly large. So, for smaller frame individuals, it will likely take up your entire back and spill over beyond your flanks due to the footprint. Overall though I have used this bag as a range bag, hiking bag, and overall travel bag. It fits pretty much anything I place in it and I have never had an issue with capacity issues. It's great for shoes as well which many backpacks are not. Highly recommend this bag to anyone looking for a durable setup that can be used for everything from Starbucks to school to deep woods rucking.

Great pack and large size

My boyfriend favorite backpack! Lots of storage, very durable and comfortable to carry

Looks as advertised. Certainly will be testing it out during my field training.

High quality bag!!! I purchased it when I had several other backpacks - but this one is worth every penny. I get compliments from my students - it's distinct and built to last.

GOOD

Ive been eyeing this bag for months now, ever since my original Black and red Oakley Kitchen Sink bag was stollen out of my wife’s car. This bag is even better quality than my first one and its better looking too! Not many places to add on Molle pouches, but I was still able to add 2 large pouches on the sides. Moreover, I absolutely love the size of this bag because is is able to accommodate most of my gear. Further, all of the straps and plastic buckles are made of nice plastic and nylon. Unfortunately, the paint on the buckles and rear U’rings scratches too easily, but its not too big of a dealbreaker. Overall, I do not regret my purchase and I plan on showing this baby off at work!

It's upsettingly expensive but when you get your hands on it you suddenly forget any other bag exists. It's amazing, every part is useful and some serious thought has gone into it. The boot compartment is really useful, there's always something dangling off the carbiner attachments on the back and spare sunglasses and gloves in the rigid compartment in the top. The side pouches fit three cans of coke each so I'm happy at work on the night shift when I need a sugar fix and I even use the little pocket on the shoulder strap to keep a spare lighter handy. Definitely a lot of money in multicam (black is less than half the price) but if multicam is necessary it is worth every penny. The only bad part is that the chest strap is not as sturdy as I'd like and I can see it snapping on me at some point in the future, so I'm swapping that out for a better one. That way I can breathe in without worrying it'll go ping on me. Everything else is spot on perfect and when my wife saw it she even stopped shouting at me about the cost and bought herself a black one.

la impresion parece de mochila pirata pero es un patron patentado de multicam , pero la calidad de tela super buena

High quality in materials.

He tenido mochilas originales de Oakley (compradas en USA), y ninguna me había tocado que tuviera las costuras deshilachadas. Quiero pensar que estas mochilas son de las que no pueden vender en USA, pero a nosotros nos las venden como sin defectos. Muy mal Amazon ahí. Por lo tanto, la regresaré.

After nearly 20 years with my original Oakley Kitchen Sink backpack, I finally decided to upgrade, opting for this Multicam edition. Overall, I’m impressed and satisfied with the improvements, although there are a few notable changes for long-time users. Build Quality & Materials: Oakley didn’t disappoint. The materials feel incredibly durable, just like my last one, which lasted two decades of heavy use around 26 countries. I wouldn’t be surprised if this one holds up just as long. Design Improvements: Waist Holder: One of the most welcome changes is the new clip-based waist strap. It’s much easier to adjust and significantly more comfortable during long wear. Main Flap Clips: The main cover clips are now made from a more durable and resilient material. Camouflage Pattern: This model has a great aesthetic touch. As far as I can tell, each backpack has a slightly different print, which makes every piece unique. I love this kind of concept. Changes to Consider: Lateral Compartments: They’re a bit harder to open than the older model, but I see that as a trade-off for added security. Bottom External Pocket: The previous version had two zippers here, which made access easier. This model only has one, which can be slightly inconvenient. Shoulder Pocket: This version comes with just one shoulder strap pocket, compared to two on the older design. It’s a small downgrade in functionality for me. Waist Holder: This model uses horizontal placeholders instead of the previous vertical ones. I honestly don’t see the advantage. If anyone knows the reasoning, I’d be curious to hear it. Despite a couple of design downgrades in terms of pocket access, the overall build, comfort upgrades, and aesthetic improvements make this backpack a strong recommendation.