Oakley ‘Lunch Box’ Hardcase Cooler Backpack - 2014

Oakley was founded in 1975 by avid motorcross fan Jim Jannard who named the brand after his pet dog ‘Oakley Anne’. He started out by producing motorcycle grips constructed from ‘Unobtainium’, a unique rubber material that he had created which offered a far better grip in wet conditions. It wasn’t until 1984 that Oakley made their move into the eyewear market, which they would go on to completely revolutionise. During the 90s they decided to transfer their innovative expertise into the clothing market. However, the turn of the millennium signified a new era of ‘Mad Science’ design, beginning with Oakley launching an extensive collection under their ‘Software’ label which specialised in a wide range of technical clothing and accessories including backpacks like these. Oakley also launched their ‘Tactical Field Gear’ label, specialising in pieces with highly technical designs and heavy military influence that were built to handle any conditions, futher cementing their position as a leader of innovation.

This particular tactical backpack from 2014 features a hardcase lockable section on the front that can be used as a cooler to keep things hot or cold, a large main compartment, a smaller compartment with divided sections, storage on the side panels and separate padded compartments for valuables. 

Good overall condition with some signs of wear - lining of the cooler has torn but still functional.