Joshua Orr

YES, these glasses don't black out your eyes, and they aren't reflective from the outside, so your eyes can be seen through. They are dark enough though that your pupils should be concealed as long as your mom doesn't get right in your face.

180cm roughly translates to 5feet 9inches, I'm just a little taller at 5feet 10inches and I am thin too and I comfortably wear a size Small. I wouldn't reccomend you go any smaller than that though because the sleeves will end up short on you.

These are fitted shirts, so yeam they'll have a slim fit, especially on your shoulders and chest. The waist, for me (I'm 5' 10" 140 lbs, and I wear a small) is comfortable, not at all snug, but doesn't flare away from my torso.
As for the white, it's a little on the thin side, my tattoos show through the sleeves a little, but not on the torso where it fits looser.

I am the same height and weight as you, and I wear a medium in gear pants for a good, not baggy fit, so if I were you'd I'd just size up and get a large.

That would depend on the size of your teenager. Does he/she shop from the boy's or men's department? If "boys," I'd grab these, if "men's," I'd click over to the men's version of these and grab some pairs there. They are really more of a "one size looks rad enough to deal with however they fit" sort of sock.

Awesome man, thanks.

36" inseam? Sorry to break it to you Big Bird, but the XXXL only comes in a 33in inseam, so you're pretty much outta luck like I am. I'm too tall for a small, and too skinny for a medium.

I think this is one of those, "if you have to ask" sort of things. I honestly don't understand these.

I saw some floating around Zappos.com

I'm 5'10", 140lbs and I prefer my clothes the same way, but I'm pretty lanky. A small fits my torso perfectly, but the sleeves always feel an inch or two short, exposing my wrists, but sizing up to a medium leaves extra material around my waist. It's a catch 22 really. So I'd say it's up to you, if your ams are short enough for it, I'd sugggest a small.

Yes they are.

Yes they are.

Yes they are.

sliiim

Looking at the cuff picture up top, I'd say no.

It's an mp3 player, hook it up to your comp, add your music, and jam out. Battery life is only ten hours, so after that you're gonna be jam and time tellin free. Also, it's got a mic,so you can record what you need to say, and then play it back so only you can hear. Bit of a flaw, there's no screen to view what you're listening too, so if you get a hankering for s specific song, you have to just cycle by ear until you find it. For this price, I guess its worth having this gimmick, but you could find a better mp3 player out there for sure.

I own both pairs, I've had my Hesh's for about six month now, and they have held up amazingly, longest lasting cans I've ever owned, one of the ear pads is just starting to show wear, and I use them every day. The sound is great, bass kicks, and they get pretty loud, I am absolutely pleased with them.
The skullcrushers on the other hand I will never buy again, they need a AA battery to run, and the bass doesn't even sound good, it's more of a vibration, but the thing is, I can hear all the hinges of the skullcrusher rattle agains my head. I think they are total garbage. The only plus I see in them, is they collapse really well, so they don't take up much space above my closet, where they have sat after only two days of use. Plus, the battery is bulky and on your cable, it has to clip on you somwhere, and I kept getting ti in the way of things I was doing.
Hesh, FTW!

I second that, I love my Hesh's, and would stand by them over these any day, especially since i got mine off whiskey for less than half the price of these.

The first number (26) is the waist measurement in inches, the second (30) is the inseam measurement. If you need to know how to find out youre dimensions, just check out the sizing chart, it'll explain just how to measure yourself.

Drab is a dark Olive color.

Awesome to hear, thanks.

Not at all, these are very slim fitting pants, with a narrow leg opening, 14 inches.
If you want a regular fitting cord pant, check out Billabong's McFeely pant here:

http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Billabong-McFeely-Cord-Pant-Mens/BIL1975M.html

The leg opening is 16in, which for skinny jeans, isn't all that skinny. They are more of a slim, not being tight, but certainly having a taper unlike straight legged jeans.

The leg opening is 16in, which for skinny jeans, isn't all that skinny. They are more of a slim, not being tight, but certainly having a taper unlike straight legged jeans.

I didn't get a bottle opener either.

They run on the long side, definately not your grand dad's shorts. The waist is pretty true, a little on the loose side, but not enough that I would say to size up.

it says it's a regular fit, but if you look at the cuff measurement, you see that the leg openings are pretty skinny. I'd say these are a tapered jean, meaning you won't crush your nuts getting in them, and your leggings won't catch anything while you're on the go.

M is 12-14, 8-10 is Small

It's Union good.

Are you asking how to tell if your shoes are meant for skating in or not? Well the easiest way to tell would be to try skating in them. Do your feet slip off your board constantly? Do your feet feel like they need more cussioning after a big drop? Does grip tape turn them into dog toys after your first session?
If you answered "Yes" to these, they prolly weren't for skating in.

Do you mean in person? Because they'll totally ship to you here. If you're trying to see them in person, I'd get with a local Zumiez or simular store and see if they'll order a pair for you if they don't already stock it.
(Joshua Orr is in no way affiliated with Zumiez or like companies.)

You're almost my exact size, I went with a small, and the whole body fits exactly like it should, nice and tight and doesn't get in the way of any layers I put over it, but when I pull the hood up, it becomes a bit uncomfortable, like suddenly it's too short. I just don't rock the hood, and it's absolutely dreamy.

My only concern with getting a large would be the length of the sleeves, with you only being 5'7" you're going to end up with a lot of extra material around your wrist, might look kinda sloppy. It's not a dress shirt, by any means, so you might be able to pull it off. I'm 5'10" but only 145lbs, and a small is a great fit around my chest and waist, it just leaves more to desire on the sleeve length for me. something to consider.

Not too sure where to find the length, but the chest measurements can be found in the sizing chart above.
M: 38-40in
L: 41-43in
XXL: 46-48in

The y factor is just the last edition of Volcom's dress shirt, the X factor being this season's.

You're a pretty tiny dude, no offense, and you can't go any smaller than small-there's no XS available. Really, the only reason to go bigger than S would be for fassion, or because you live in a truly frigid location and you NEED the layers underneath. I don't know about you, but it seems like the more insulation I put on, the less I always end up needing.

http://www.nixonnow.com/repair-center/

Just go here, fill out the info, and see what they can do to help. Hope everything works out for you.

The sizing chart says yes, the L are 33in, and the XL are 34.

What are you puffin'?

Anyone care to continue this rhyme?

http://www.gearbuyer.com/products/electric_volt_pullover_hoodie_mens.html

It's only left in black, S,M, and L, but its going for 50 bucks still.

haha, certainly not! look at the tech specs, Hood: YES? Haha, description FAIL.

Depends on what you're looking for really, these are nice and stowable, and have great sounds quality, though the agents are heavier on the bass, but are larger in terms of storage. If youre going to be riding or anything with them, I'd say agents are the way to go, but if it's skullcandy you want, I would reccomend the Hesh over the Agents, the sound quality and bass really kill it.

I've noticed a lot of pants here don't include the inseam, which makes it hard to make a purchase for me, because I'm tall and slender, and with a 30" waist, it's harder to find pants that are long enough to keep me covered, I can't go any shorter than 32, and a 34 is my comfort zone really. Luckily for you, most pants have a longer inseam the wider the waist is, where a 28 comes with a 30 inseam, and a 30 waist has a 31 or 32 inseam, so at a 34 inch waist, I'm sure they would have a 32 inseam, but hopefully someone from the site can measure a pair from stock for you to confirm this.

Not at all, it just means that it isn't specified. These jeans could have a specified inseam for all waist wizes, or it could vary depending on the waist size. I tried looking it up, but couldn't find it listed on any other sites, so hopefully someone from the site can measure a pair for you, or someone who already owns a pair, but if you really want these pants and don't feel like waiting, I'd go ahead and buy them, and if they don't work out for you, dogfunk has a pretty sick return policy.

It depends on what the weather is like where you are, this is just a shell, it is meant to keep you dry, but not to insulate, so you may need to throw a sweater or thermal on underneath depending on how cold it is. I usually don't need more than a thermal and a tee underneath, just because of my high core temperature when I ride. I always wear a real jacket whenever the weather is really cold, my shell gets used mostly in the later part of the season.

I don't know anyway to get those out of here with your condition, but I'm sure you could go directly to the company website and find a direct online store.

Yeah, I'd never heard of this company until late, but I was on their site reading about their Intellifibres and trying to figure out how it works, but the only conclusion I could come up with, is it's either an elaborate gimmick, or a clever hoax.

Bummer.
The colors are still pretty sweet, so I might get a couple anyways.
Thanks.

Thanks, I went ahead and ordered them at a 30-my usual size. I'll post how they fit after I've worn them a bit.

Awesome, thank you very much!

Thanks a lot guys

I tried it and had no problems.

I think the design is much better on these, they have solid joints that feel like they could withstand some abuse, but I really feel like the sounds quality is lacking, I love my Hesh's, they provide great comfort and quality tunes, whereas these lack in range, highs feel muted, and the "bass" is more of a gimmick, its all vibration and rattle, like when the components in your car chatter after you install a sub and don't seal anything. I reccomend Hesh over these, they are legit.

Hey simon, mil3300927 says in a review that he did it, I've personally never needed to though.

Well Khaled, this boot has laces, just like my DC Ghost's, and they work very simularly to nowadays shoes, you just plant your foot and pull up on the ends of the laces and as the slack is removed from the boots the sides draw together until you have a snug fit. Then you simply tie the laces at the top of your boot so they don't loosen back up. If you have some extra lace up top, try wrapping them once around your boot before knoting them.
I hope this helps.

Haha, Thanks guys!

I don't know about the made in Vietnam part of this bit, but here are some Volcom pants with that fabric ratio:

http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Volcom-Frickin-Solid-Chino-Pant-Mens/VLC2341M.html

http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Volcom-Frickin-Modern-Chino-Pant-Mens/VLC6214M.html

http://www.dogfunk.com/snowboard/Volcom-Frickin-Stripe-Chino-Pant-Mens/VLC3802M.html

I'm sure all of these could be found at pac sun at some time or another, but I'm really not sure where they are made. Hopefully you will recognize one of these as the pair you're looking for, or at least find a cush alternative.