Oakley TFG Kitchen Sink 34L Backpack

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 a unique rubber material that he had created called ‘Unobtainium’, which offered a far better grip in wet conditions than any grips around at the time. 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. The ‘Tactical Field Gear’ label specialised in producing pieces with highly technical designs and heavy military influence that were built to handle any conditions, futher cementing Oakley’s position as a leader of innovation. The Kitchen Sink backpack was the leading accessory from this line and gained popularity due to its heavy duty design.

The backpack is constructed from a heavy duty nylon weave with nylon lining and padded sections for comfort. There are 2 main compartments: the front compartment features thermo-moulded parts and space for smaller items and the back compartment has enough space for larger items and a section for holding a laptop which is also easily accessible via a side-zip. There are also 2 zipped compartments on either side, a padded section behind the logo for valuable and a removable ‘belt’ section with smaller cargo pockets. It also features an assortment of technical features such as 3 metal hooks for attachments, 2 metal clips that secure the top of the bag, mesh wire zip pulls and an expandable waterproof section at the bottom of the bag to increase utility. With the high-quality build and great technical features, It is easy to see why this bag became so popular.

Good condition with some minor signs of wear - missing waist belt