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EuroOptic has select Oakley Backpacks on sale. Shipping starts at around $10 and depends on order size, otherwise shipping is free on $250+ orders.
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- Oakley Kitchen Sink Backpack (Tiger Mountain Camo Gray) $84.99
- Oakley Bathroom Sink RC Backpack (Coyote) $66.99
- Oakley Enduro 3.0 Big Backpack (Fern) $31.99
- Oakley Enduro 3.0 Big Backpack (B1B Camo Hunter) $31.99
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Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- Our research indicates the kitchen sink backpack is $69 lower (45% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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EuroOptic has select Oakley Backpacks on sale. Shipping starts at around $10 and depends on order size, otherwise shipping is free on $250+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available:
Thanks to Deal Hunter daisybeetle for finding this deal.
Available:
- Oakley Kitchen Sink Backpack (Tiger Mountain Camo Gray) $84.99
- Oakley Bathroom Sink RC Backpack (Coyote) $66.99
- Oakley Enduro 3.0 Big Backpack (Fern) $31.99
- Oakley Enduro 3.0 Big Backpack (B1B Camo Hunter) $31.99
Editor's Notes
Written by ValPal2011 | Staff- Our research indicates the kitchen sink backpack is $69 lower (45% savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant at the time of this post.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Oakley's Kitchen Sink and Bathroom Sink backpacks stand out for rugged build quality and long service life, with the Kitchen Sink repeatedly holding up through years of travel, commuting, hiking, rock climbing, and rough handling. The design gets praise for its cool look, metal details, lid closure, and useful storage, while the Bathroom Sink RC in coyote is described as great quality but on the small side. The main drawbacks are weight, bulk, and a clunky, overbuilt feel that can run hot and sag under load. Warranty claims are also disputed, so the value depends on whether you want durability more than comfort.
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Yes. It has held up for 6 to 20+ years in use across travel, commuting, hiking, rock climbing, motorcycle riding, deployment, and being tossed around, with reports of no tears or rips and still looking brand new.
It is notably heavy, with metal exterior details and a dense build that some find non-negligible even before loading it. The tradeoff is durability and a structured, overbuilt feel rather than a lightweight travel pack.
The warranty claim is not clear-cut: one comment points to Oakley's warranty page showing 1 year and very limited coverage, while another says the bags supposedly have a lifetime warranty for possible exchange. For wear-and-tear protection, the safer reading is limited coverage rather than a broad lifetime guarantee.
It works well for gym use, car camping, motorcycle commuting, and hauling gear, but it is not the best choice for hiking or carrying about 30 lbs over distance. The pack is described as big, clunky, saggy without much support structure, and less efficient than Osprey for EDC or load-bearing comfort.
The Kitchen Sink is the larger 34L pack, while the Bathroom Sink is 21L. The Bathroom Sink RC in coyote was described as great quality but kind of small, making it the smaller option for lighter carry.
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It really depends on your use case, capacity needs, and budget.
That's another reason why they shine: they have purpose-built bags that function so well for a unique use and corresponding proprietary features that are all so well thought out.
Options for daily EDC to biking to hiking, they've got so many excellent features and they're built with proven longevity in mind.
I don't have any affiliation with them, just love their offerings.
I had a kitchen sink bag for years. It served its purpose because I didn't know any better, but it's so big and clunky that once I discovered Osprey I use those exclusively as EDC now.
I liked the Oak's decent quality and storage options, but it feels over-engineered in the name of fashion. It has become saggy and droopy and doesn't have any support structure which is annoying.
I have an Osprey Hikelite that I grab whenever I need to haul things for the daily, and its rigid structure and open-back mesh is incredible.
The Kitchen Sink bag I had has that massive foam backing that just generates heat and absorbs sweat like crazy when running to/from gym sessions.
There are a lot of points of failure on the Oak KS, and it to me feels like a fashion-first item with admittedly some good materials throughout. They just don't distribute weight as efficiently as Osprey does and the weight distribution feels like a complete afterthought.
All Osprey bags feel like their main goal is being built for efficiency, but the Oak KS feels like the polar opposite.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTN8mQL
He speaks about how accessing anything is a multi-step process
How the zippers aren't all smooth
Most of the pack is fabric and material-heavy, and that limits on storage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTN8mQL
Where do you see that?
A lot of these brands love to tout a "limited lifetime warranty" which just means they will only honor claims of defects or workmanship problems.
Very few have an actual lifetime warranty that covers most problems pertaining to wear & tear.
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Where do you see that?
A lot of these brands love to tout a "limited lifetime warranty" which just means they will only honor claims of defects or workmanship problems.
Very few have an actual lifetime warranty that covers most problems pertaining to wear & tear.
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