Sweet and Sour Candy

When in the market for a new set of headphones I stumbled across this pair of headphones the stylish lining and design as well as the reputation Skull Candy carries I thought I had a solid pair of headphones. After first plugging them into my computer I was sorely disappointed with the peak volume they put out. After realizing these weren't the headphones that after hours of continuous hours listening wouldn't make my ears bleed. I accepted the fact that I may not have had the loudest headphones around but they would rival anyone for style and looks.
Price: At thirty dollars a pair the Lowrider delivers for those people looking for a solid pair of headphones without breaking the bank. The Lowrider is a fairly cheap headphone for the quality it delivers but remember you do get what you pay for.
Strength/Material: This is where I found the headphones most disappointing. They are made of a flimsy plastic and are not intended for any sort of abuse. I took them outside for a whopping 5 minutes in the cold and the plastic became so brittle that they snapped as I was pulling them off my head.
Style: This is ultimately the reason in which I purchased these headphones. They come in a variety of styles each one equally good looking. The fur lined earpieces as well as the sick designs across the head strap will no doubted get people to look your way.
Storage: One of the most pleasant surprises about this item is the storage and compactness of them. The head phones fold up to in the interior of the head band and once again at the middle of the headband to make them approximately the size of a fist. This feature makes them easy to tote to school in your backpack or stash them in your jockey box of your car.