Rock the outdoor look with our minimalist-design, roll-top backpack with a large front pocket with a chunky zip.

This weather-resistant bag has extra storage space, a padded laptop or tablet sleeve and loads of pockets. Made using recycled Canvas made from plastic waste and coated to make it water-resistant, our canvas material is weather-resistant, lightweight, and as durable as all our ROKA London bags.

New inside pockets mean there's a spot for everything from your mobile phone to your pens, keeping your bag clutter-free! From the side bottle pockets and the laptop sleeve to the comfortable straps and durable material, this bag is made to help you through your day and help the planet.

Size Matters
The Finchley A is available in three sizes:
Small: The Small Finchley A has enough room for your gym clothes, wallet, lunch and more. You'll be able to store your tablet or notebooks and still have room left over. Size: 34cm x 25cm x 12cm. Capacity: 10 litres
Medium: This bag has room for everything, including a large laptop! Great for packing your full day, the Medium Finchley A has enough space for a change of clothes, water bottle, snacks and more. Size: 42cm x 28cm x 13cm. Capacity: 15 litres.
Large: The largest rucksack Roka has to offer, this bag can hold it all. Extra space means you can throw in your running clothes, shoes, and your lunch, and still have room for your tech and large laptop. There's no telling what your day has in store, but the Large Finchley can carry the load. Size: 45cm x 32cm x 14.5cm. Capacity: 20 litres.

What’s what?
Outer material: Weather-resistant recycled canvas (triple-coated)
Base material: Weather-resistant canvas (triple coated)
Lining material: Recycled nylon
Hardware: Galvanised, smoked, branded metal
Straps: Cotton webbing adjustable shoulder straps and wide loop handles, v-factor comfort
Zips: Sturdy durable chunky zips allow easy glide and quick opening for all ages
Vegan Friendly: Our bags use no animal products

Did You Know?
The Finchley collection is named after the area in North London where Brett and Emma live with their children.

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