Men's Bathroom Sink, STEALTH BLACK, One Size

Awesome Backpack. Just the right size. Used it weekly as I was a heavy duty air traveler.... Would buy this again for sure but I doubt I ever have to...

Amazing!

What I use this for: I use this to store my tools for tinting windows. It is smaller than I expected but it turns out that I don't need anything bigger. The top pocket is great for a tape measure. I couldn't see a heavy contractor using this but maybe a project manager or someone that doesn't have heavy tools. Exterior: Great durable material, the buckles are high quality and the zippers are very well made (for a zipper). Interior: Durable material so far, I pull my tools in and out of this and no rips tears or any sign of wear! Overall feeling: I would buy this again. I have a Swissgear backpack from 10 years ago and they don't make them anymore so I didnt want to use it for work. I am very happy with the bag and would recommend it for any use. If you work in a metropolitan area and have to carry all your things from the car to your office/work etc. then I think this bag is for you.

It's a big pack. Given it's outer dimensions, seems like it should hold more than it actually does. Reason: All the extra bling and doo-dads & stuff. The fancy hardware, goggles holder/bonnet, and pressure molded back panel greatly diminish the amount of usable interior space. Also, most other packs are replete with an assortment of various compartments. Oakley's design favors a large, cavernous bag with a minimal number of satellite storage spaces. The Kitchen Sink is more of a weekender/tool bag - very durable with large, defined storage spaces. Unlike a PC backpack, the Kitchen Sink does not have layers of zippered and mesh compartments, ports for device wires, more than two pen holders, water bottle or key-ring holders, or ANY kind of quick access space. Moving from a pc bag to this might leave you underwhelmed. That being said: It's still a GREAT bag! It's still a big bag too. Although slightly less than you'd think, it still has a huge storage capacity. The space-hogging, back panel and interior padding give my 15" laptop absolute protection. Materials and manufacture are first rate. Zippers, pulls, rings and other hardware appear to be quite durable and well-secured. Zippered floor panel and interior storage liner keep shoes separate from main compartment. (I do miss the floor vents and zipper-pull snap from the previous model) This bag is extremely comfortable with or without the padded waist strap. It is very well balanced when worn over both shoulders or just one. It's a great looking bag. The unique design is very compelling. I went with the stealth black over the flash of the chrome. If you just want a gym bag, go with the Bathroom Sink. If you want college student / pc bag, this ins't it. If you need a weekend bag or a tool pack that also safely stores a laptop, the Kitchen Sink will delight you.

Use it everyday.. it’s a rugged small/medium pack

I have had the Kitchen Sink for ~15 years. It’s the most robust and handy backpack I have ever owned. And it has travelled on planes, cruise ships, trains and cross country on pretty much every trip I have made. Still looks as good as new I got the smaller Bathroom Sink for shorter trips; and my wife has found it perfect for her. Like it’s bigger sibling; it’s robust and built to last years.

Way too small

Very secure. Dirty close area in the bottom makes travel easier. Hard case for sunglasses or breakables on the top is ideal for items you need handy while traveling. Side pockets hold waters, and lots of places to hang items from. I’ve had mine for 5 years and bought this one as a gift for a friend who always comments on mine. Very secure!!!!