Skull Candy Headphones Review

ByMike Moffit

By Katie@Smalldog.com (posted by Ed, written by Katie@smalldog.com)

Wow. Let me just tell you, I could not be more happy to be carrying the Skull Candy line. I have a pair of their “Low Riders” that I have been rocking for a couple of months now and could not be more pleased with them.

As soon as I saw that we carried Skull Candy, I had to get a pair of the Smokin’ Buds because I have heard great things about them and had to try them out, (and because they come in pink)!

While I’m writing this blog I am wearing my new ear buds and they are amazing. The sound is crisp and clear, and then bass really gives off a great feeling. The quality of the music is not altered at all – if anything its improved! Also I can barley feel the buds in my ears, (you can even chose the right size adapter for your ear too, which is extra nice).

Skull Candy has various types of head phones from noise canceling, to DJ, to HiFi, even headphones with built in subwoofers! They have honestly thought of it all folks! You can’t go wrong with the Skull Candy line.

***Skull Candy is donating a percentage of the PINK headphone sales to Boarding For Breast Cancer (b4bc.org). It’s an awesome organization that has been keeping women aware about breast cancer and promoting healthy lifestyles for a number of years. ***

See the Skull Candy headphones by clicking here.

By Katie@Smalldog.com

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