Dimensões: 45×53×22 centímetros (L×A×P) Alça confortável (10) Alta qualidade (10) Muito bonita (10) Bom comprimento da alça (9) Leve (9) Ir ao trabalho (9) Uso diário (9) Viajar (9) Esportes (8) Material escolar (5) Sucesso há mais de uma década entre os fãs da marca, a Mochila Oakley Icon 3.0 atende às maiores necessidades de armazenamento de uma só vez. Apresenta ainda divisões extras por dentro e por fora. Loaded to the brim with updated functions, the Oakley Icon Backpack 3.0 reaches legendary status. Protect your laptop in the side accessible padded sleeve when you need to carry your projects and gear out of the house. Stick your mobile phone in the shoulder strap pocket and forget about anxious moments trying to find your phone. Because you roll to a soundtrack Oakley added a media pocket with headphone port. An internal organizer keeps your smaller tools together and includes space for a PDA or GPS device, plus a mesh pocket for your shades. Stash a cap and your gloves in one of the side zip pockets, and when you get tired of carrying your load on your back, switch to the integrated strap handle. Quick Summary: The Icon 3.0 is of far inferior quality compared to the Icon 1.0 I received the Oakley Icon 1.0 backpack my freshman year of collge. It lasted me 4 solid years of rain on hikes, storing way too many clothes as a cary-on, and being packed with 50 pounds of migrane inducing texbooks. It finally started to break, but then gorilla tape patched it up and it kept on chucking. I traded it in for it's grandson, the Icon 3.0 thinking that the two couldn't be too far apart in quality. Boy was I wrong, within 3 months the thing started falling apart, rips here, rips there, the shoulder straps twisting. I recently traded it in for a North Face Hotshot which appears to be sturdier. When I got this bag I was stoked. It was rugged looking and had millions of pockets. And truth be told, it was the best backpack I've ever bought, but after just five months of toting binders and light textbooks, the seams began to blow out one by one. I contacted Oakley and since it was past their 90 day warranty, they couldn't do anything. It wouldn't have bugged me as much if I hadn't spent so much on it. I had anticipated that the bag would last at least a few years, but I was very very wrong. Verdict: Go buy a North Face bag, at least they stand behind their products.