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I think this one looks like your best option in the under $25 area. It has a fairly powerful 450w motor that is more than capable of creating some smooooth icy drinks for you.
We have to keep in mind that it is only $20, so obviously it won't be super durable (like the plastic pitcher, for example) but it will definitely get the job done.
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Not only do I think this is the best jam-proof shredder, it might even be the best all around shredder for home use.
But the jam-proof technology is as such: there is a sensor that can read how many pages are in it, and if there are too many it will automatically stop the job. Works very well. Also has other nice features, like 13 sheet capacity, 10 minute max. run time, and in general is just a very high quality machine!
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Here's a small, pocket sized camera with outstanding specs and a very high MP count (24.3MP). It fits nicely into your price range, too. Sony makes a nice camera, so don't be put off tat it's not Canon or Nikon!
It has some cool features like up to 10 fps shooting, full HD video recording, phase detect AF, Panorama shooting, world's first OLED viewfinder, and like a thousand other cool things. This is a great camera!! Definitely worth your consideration.
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Unfortunately, no, there is no such thing. You'll have to purchase a dslr and then stuff it into one of these , or something similar. Obviously make sure you find a bag that fits your camera model specifically! But these work pretty well, and aside from being a little awkward I think you will get a lot of use out of it.
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Well I happen to be a Playstation kind of guy, so Im gonna recommend a PSP. It's been around for a while now and has a massive game selection and of course Playstation games are awesome. Also has lots of other features like Skype and stuff, and you can watch movies on it, etc. It will leave plenty of room in your budget for games, too!
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This is what I would recommend. Should be within your budget. These are very well designed and very well reviewed as well. They look awesome, basically act like a refrigerator and generally Cooler Master leaves you with a lot of room to navigate in the case, so working on your system is super easy.
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Dang this is surprisingly hard to come by! I found two extreme opposite options. The one linked above will support png and other formats, but costs over $2000! What in the world? It's like a tablet/photo frame thing.
This one:
http://www.amazon.com/Sylvania-DPF247-2-4-Inch-Dig...
supports png and other formats, too, but the screen is tiny! (2.4 inches... why so small?) I'll keep my eye out for something better...
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Well I'm not going to try to tell you this is a steal or anything... the fact is, these are expensive monitors! But they are really fantastic, and the best thing to pair with a Mac is more Mac stuff.
You'll get an exceptional 2560 X 1440-pixel resolution. Of course there are cheaper options from various brands, but I think this would be the very best.
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These are some of the world's smallest and lightest earbuds... in the world! Too bad they are also on the expensive side....
But yeah they are really small and light, and being from Klipsch they still offer audiophile-style listening quality.
They actually happen to be a headset as well (to use with your phone), which may or may not be of interest to you. But I wanted to show you these anyways because they are teeny tiny and very high quality.
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These are surprisingly nice for the price, IMHO. I received these as a gift for Christmas and was like 'eh' they're Skull Candy, I shouldn't expect too much, but they honestly sound great! I am very pleased with them so far. They are built rather well.... no deterioration in build quality. They are comfortable and come with interchangeable ear cushions.
As for sound quality, obviously they are not the best in the world but they're actually quite good, and I am usually a critic. You can easily distinguish between every sound you are hearing.... everything is very clear and full.
I think they are great an absolutely worth the price. Great bang for your buck!
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I just love this game. The story is so deep, the soundtrack is amazing, every character is a good addition to the plot, and the atmosphere is so well done and captivating.
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If you have a bunch of Pentax lenses and are willing to spend some money, I would recommend upgrading to the K-7. That way you can still use all of your lenses, and you will be already familiar with the Pentax system.
This is an excellent camera from Pentax, with shake reduction, HD video recording, 5.2 fps shooting, and the new PRIME II Image processing engine. The magnesium alloy body is weather resistant and tough... should last you a while.
Definitely either stay with your Kx or upgrade to something like this, but don't switch companies if you have all those lenses already.
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All of Zach's advice is right on the money, I just want to say "what he said."
This is a really good cooler with 3 fans that should do the trick. Really, what Zach said about putting the laptop on the right surface is super important (keep it off your thighs, pillows, etc.)
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Here's what it says on their website, under Input and Devices:
"Experimental support for BluRay discs:
- Menus are deactivated in this release (will come soon).
- AACS and BD+ DRM libraries and keys are not shipped, for legal reasons."
I guess it supports many new devices and BluRay Discs but is still in its experimental stages?
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Thanks for your input! Overwhelmingly positive, so I think I'll invest.
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Whew, tough price point! Honestly, if you have an iPhone or something similar I think you will get your best results with something like that.
However, if not, this would also be a good choice. Decently rated, it seems to get some pretty nice shots. Most of it is up to you, as the photographer, to make the shots look good though. You can take even the crappiest camera and with a good eye you can get some nice images.
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What about You Don't Know Jack? You ever played that game? It's pretty fun, although it moves along pretty slowly because it's very structured. Fun though.
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Is he into reading at all? If so, this would be a cool gadget.
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Here's another idea that might be fun for her
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It's a little older but Bioshock is good, and I happen to be a huge fan of Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6 Vegas... so badass.
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For something completely different you should get her a record player and some sweet records! I bet she would love it. In fact, I'm going to steal my own idea and do this for my girl's b-day.
With this gift you can hang out and listen to some tunes together....
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If you were thinking iPod then this is probably in your price range. These are pretty cool "learning tablets" and I've read great things about them.
It has a 5" touchscreen display, on which you can read E-books, play educational games, do other creative activities, use the learning apps, all available in cartridge form or to be downloaded from the internet. The games are actually somewhat educational AND fun for kids. It even plays music! Check out the link...might be just what you were looking for.
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ok this sounds kind of selfish, but I like to give gifts that I get to enjoy, too! like tickets to a concert or dinner at a nice place, or whatever. tickets are a good one.
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I would think iPad 2 would be the best option for you. It is an ideal social networking machine, and is definitely easy to use... probably the simplest of the tablets?
It can run Facebook and Twitter, no problem. And I mean real Facebook, not the crappy Facebook app. Typing on it is pretty easy, although a keyboard would definitely make it a lot easier.
As for wifi, it gets a great signal, and you can even get it with AT&T or Verizon 3g, for an additional cost.
I think you will really appreciate the simplicity iPad offers... you will be able to spend more time with your social stuff and less time learning how to use it!
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For sports, this TV rules. I know you wanted one 35-39 inches, but one more inch probably won't kill you. In fact, I think you will love this thing for watching sports, for real.
It's got 1080p res. to begin with. It also has a 120Hz refresh rate. I don't know how much you know about TVs (I'm no TV genius but I know a little...) but refresh rates are very important for fast moving action like sports or video games. Hz basically refers to how many times per second the image is redrawn. 120Hz is about the minimum you wil want for good sports viewing.
It is also internet ready and has LED backlighting, so you'll save a bit on those energy bills.
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This is a great choice for DSLR videography. I almost feel like they market it as a video camera as much as a photo camera, at least on Amazon. Great price for what it's capable of, too.
So yeah, you can shoot full HD video with this camera. With their new and improved video mode, you can shoot 1920 x 1080 full HD video at frame rates of 30, 24, and 25 frames per second. It also has manual exposure control, manual focus, in-Movie Digital zoom and Video Snapshot features, all new for this new model. It also allows for some in-camera editing options.
It has a 3 inch LCD screen so you can clearly see you shots unfolding before your eyes.
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I would have to go with Kindle Fire on this one. This is an awesome tablet for consuming internet content. It has a really nice widescreen display on which you will be able to: read magazines, send emails, watch movies, watch TV shows, read millions of books, download apps and games, browse the net, and listen to music.
It's actually a pretty amazing deal. Amazon is taking a loss on the units in hopes of making up for it in content sales. So the machine itself is a ridiculously low price for the speed, options and display that you get. All of content is available through Amazon web services, and they have millions and millions of titles, movies, songs, books, etc. But you gotta pay for it.
Remember that the Fire is designed for consumption, not creation (except email). It's designed to view/listen to online content and nothing more. But at that it excels!
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There are so many awesome tablets out there now, but I have to say the iPad is still my fave. It's the original and he best, if you ask me. Obviously it's not perfect for everything, and depending on your specific needs I might suggest something different, but in this category I vote iPad.
There are a few reasons why. First on my list is brand. Apple is a great company to buy from. They make fantastic products that are reliable and durable. They stand by their products and offer a great warranty (which they honor). Every Apple product I have owned has worked for a very long time, usually until I lost it or upgraded.
Next is performance. iPad 2 is a very fast machine that has no problem browsing the net, playing music, playing games, playing TV shows, or doing any of its intended functions. It may not have the highest screen resolution out there, but for general purposes the display looks bright and clear and I have never wished the display was better.
A couple more things to mention. One is the App availability... I mean there are tens of thousands of apps to choose from. This is important because most of your use on a tablet comes from its apps. Another thing would be aesthetics. It not only looks nice but feels solid.
And the last thing to mention would be usability. The iPad is like the easiest thing to use ever. Completely self explanatory, touch the icon you want to open. Done.
All around an amazing machine. Thank you Apple.
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This is sort of a tough price range for this sort of thing because it definitely limits you to point-and-shot style cameras. However, there are some great point-and-shoots out there that will, with a quick enough shutter speed, get you some awesome action shots.
This Nikon is one of the best in this price range.
It has some impressive general stats like a huge 16.1 MP, CMOS sensor and 14x zoom. This should be plenty to get some cool shots, even in low light situations. With Nikon's CMOS sensor you should be able to set some very fast shutter speeds and still get high quality images. Of course, as with many point-and-shoots, you can always select 'action' mode and it will automatically set itself up for great action shots.
With this Nikon you can also record in full HD video, which might interest you for sports. You can also record in 15, 60 or 120 fps for fast/motion effects.
At this price point you're not really ging to find a camera designed for action shots specifically. Most are multi-purpose, all around type camera, so you have to find one that will take good pictures all the way around, including action shots. I think this camera will definitely get the job done for you.
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Here's another Spalding to consider, it's just cheaper than the other one I see here. It's also not as high quality. But it will be a pretty nice board for ya. Spalding makes good equipment. Raises from 7-10 feet. Obviously it can't take dunks like the other one, but it will be a nice field-goal-making hoop.
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This is a super creepy game!!! Available for Mac. It's a first person survival horror game. I wouldn't necessarily say it's a paranormal game, but it's a creepy game for sure.
It's just really creepy and it gets under your skin as you sneak along these dark hallways waiting to see whatever is around the next corner.......
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You would love ghost wars! Paranomal and addictive!
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I think this is the coolest case I have ever worked on. Very nice build and quality. Lots of room to work, and also lots of room for water cooling. There are individual compartments which makes it easier to cool. Very nice!
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AMT makes the best clip on mics for wind instruments probably in the world. No joke. If you can find one that you can afford you should buy it, because it will be a spectacular piece of equipment!
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I always look to intel for this sort of thing. They are a trusted brand because they make a trustworthy, reliable product. Don't waste your time with off-brand drives because in my experience they will inevitably crash within a few months.
Upon installing this drive (I use windows 7 by the way) I immediately noticed ho fast everything loaded! Awesome. Folders, applications, programs, everything opens immediately, and windows itself takes a quarter of the time to start.
I am also impressed with how much it improved my multi-tasking capabilities. I can back up my hard drive and do virus scans all while surfing the internet, uninterrupted.
One more thing to mention is the low wattage.... this thing has very low power consumption.
You will definitely get your money's worth with this drive, so I really think it's a good choice for you!
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When I think 'snow car' I automatically thin of Subaru for some reason.... I guess that's probably exactly what they want!
These Imprezas start at $17.5 and have standard Symmetrical All Wheel Drive....great for the snow.
I don't have an Impreza but I've been thinking very seriously about making it my next vehicle purchase, because I think it's an excellent vehicle.
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This is an awesome recipe! I think hard cider is like the best part of the holidays!
When I was young my neighbors used to have an annual neighborhood holiday party and they always had hot cider on the stove...this is closest recipe I can find to what they made. Soooo good.
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(I know...it's not a Razer, but.......)
I don't know if your are partial to Razer keyboards in particular, and if that's the case ignore my suggestion.
But I have found that Razer keyboards are amped up to be a lot better than they actually are. I think this Logitech keyboard is far superior in feel and durability. They will both do about the same stuff, but I think Logitech does it all better, and more consistently. I think Logitech is a better company with a better product.
That's just my 2 cents... hope I didn't discourage too much!
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I know he's got a pool if he lives in Phoenix (EVERYONE does) so what could be better than a FLOATING COOLER?!?!?!!?
Who wants to get out of the pool to get another beer? No one does.
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I would suggest the Pavilion Slimline. This is an excellent little computer for the price. It's a great computer for general home use. It doesn't come with tons of memory but 3GB should be enough for most people.... and of course that can always be upgraded if necessary. It does come with Windows 7, too.
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I know MSR makes a reputable shoe. You can get them anywhere from like $100-$200+ new. I don't know how much you want to spend, but they are a good shoe. Try also Tubbs.
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Been using this one for a while now, and I like it okay. Getting the wireless set up was a bit annoying, and the software isn't great either....just a little confusing... but it all works just fine. Prints well,good price, and I never really have a problem with it.
I like having a wireless printer. I also like how fast and quiet it is.
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Perfect Time Machine back up. I have had no problems with this thing at all. It's really small, but it's a whole Terabyte! Amazing. USB powered. This thing is awesome.
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I think if you just go wander around any mall you will find a trilion good deals. That's what my wife and I do, and somehow it's actually kind of fun....
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Good question, Cassandra. I jumped on the bandwagon myself and picked one up as soon as it came out, and after a few days with it I can tell you my first impressions.
Overall, I would give it 8 or 9 out of 10. Let's call it 8.5.
First off: physical review. The Fire has a nice large screen, but is a little on the heavy side. I would consider some sort of stand to go with it because you won't want to hold it for hours at a time, as to watch a movie. The screen is big enough to enjoy watching movies and surfing the internet no problem, as well as read books of course. Magazines are a little annoying because they are simply too small on the screen, and the only way to really see the text is to zoom in on it, and then you can't see the whole page and have to search around for your text.
Next, price. Unbeatable. Amazingly low price. Amazon is going to take a loss on this.... and hope to make up for it with online media sales through the Amazon store, which brings me to my next subject: media/content.
In this category it doesn't really come even close to iPad (like some people were suggesting). In fact, don't think of it as a tablet in this way, or you will feel short changed. See, it's really designed for consumption, not creating. You can browse the net and read all the books you want, but you won't be able to create documents or anything, really. Also-music... you won't be able to play your iTunes library on it :( BUT you might like Amazon mp3s better because they don't have the same restrictions as iTunes, so they can used however you want. Very cool.
One thing you will probably like is the online storage Cloud, with which you get 5gb storage for FREE!! and you can purchase more if you need, for a dollar a gb per year.
Let's see...what else...... the resolution is very clear, great for reading and internet stuff. It's extremely user friendly..even an idiot could figure out how to read a book on this thing. There is no SD drive (because Amazon wants you to buy all your content from them), but there is a micro USB and there's also a headphone jack that you can attach speakers to.
In the end I think it's a great device, and I am happy with my purchase. How could you not be for $200? Just don't expect anything close to an iPad and I think you will be pleasantly surprised!
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Like Lance said, you will also have to purchase some bindings, so I don't know if that is included in your $250 or not. But here is a really nice board that was recently reduced in price to put it right in your range. it's not specifically beginner board, it actually a really nice K2. It's a freestyle design, which is probably what you want t start out with, as it will be the easiest to maneuver with, and just the easiest to use in general.
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It's sturdy and professional looking, and attaches to a table/stand/whatever your equipment is on with some clamps. Made well - durability is an important factor here. This one will be good in that category.
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Well, since you didn't put any price point on there I thought I would recommend a really killer machine for you. This Dell is a real powerhouse, designed for gaming or digital media artists. I think it will give you everything you ever wanted in terms of video editing performance.
This bad boy has an Intel 2nd generation core i7-2600 processor, 8gb DDR3, 1333MHz SDRAM,
1TB SATA II hard drive, a blu-ray disc combo that reads BD and writes to DVD/CD, AND an ATI radeon HD 6670 1GB DDR5 graphics card!!! Holy smokes this is a serious machine. I really don't see any way that it could disappoint. Expensive but worth it.
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I have this cool looking contraption and I certainly would say it has more than just decent sound quality. Quite good actually, although definitely a little treble heavy.... it's hard to balance the treble, but with bass all the way up it's pretty nice.
I love the way it looks, which was the main reason I bought it, but also I wanted something that sounded good, like you. I like it a lot! Connection is easy, and it's just really simple to use.
I am happy with it and am sure you will be too!
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Here's another one I thought of. Every little boy loves nerf guns! This one in particular is cool because it has a little extra oomph and shoots decently long range.
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I remember when I was about 10 or so my aunt and uncle gave our family a toboggan and it made for a very memorable winter! These are really fun for the whole family.
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Hi Shelly. As far as being easy to use, I would say go with a palm sander like this. They are light and compact, but still sand very well. I like this option because it has the little bag to collect dust... although I am sure it won't collect ALL of it.
Milwaukee is a wonderful company for tools. I don't have this particular sander but I have other milwaukee tools like a cordless drill, and in my experience their stuff is always top notch... so I can confidently recommend this sander.
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Would something like this work for you? I have one in my small city apartment and it's fantastic..... I need all the space I can get! It has a pull-out cutting board, a few shelves, a little towel rack, and of course a nice little wooden cutting board area on top. I think it's great but it is a little on the small side, and a little short. I'm about 5'8 and I can comfortably cut on it.... might be a little low for a tall person. Nice addition to my kitchen though!
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Oh boy do I have the speakers for you Ryan. These are spectacular computer speakers. Audiophile quality for sure - but with a hefty pricetag. I succumbed to the high price because I liked the way they sounded so much! Exceptionally clear, top to bottom.
Now, there is no woofer included here. However, I am of the philosophy that subwoofers aren't really necessary for listening to clear audio, and in fact can muddy up the whole listening experience.
So, if you don't feel the need for a woofer, and have a few hundo to drop on some hella nice speakers, look no further! These will do you right.
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I think Logitech makes excellent products, around the board. All of their little gadgets and stuff always seem to work really for me. This mouse is no exception.
It just works like it should, and is very reliable in that way. It has a comfortable grip and feel to it.
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Hey man I use these for all of my outdoors activities.... from biking to fishing to everything. I like them because they are relatively inexpensive, very lightweight, and totally durable.
I know you might not be into this particular style.... some people aren't! But I like 'em!
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Wow I had never heard of this thing until now! I just did some research because it totally peaked my interest. Here's what I have come up with:
First off, it looks awesome! If you are cooking for one or two people it looks like a nice product. You can do chicken, fish, veggies, etc., and I guess it cooks it all REALLY fast because it's such a small device and the heat is concentrated and confined to a small area.
If it's just you and one other person and you want to cook up a small chicken, this is ideal. it's way faster and more convenient than a full size oven, and certainly uses less electricity/gas.
The one thing I read that made me go 'ehhhhh...' is that the cooking space is completely sealed and airtight, meaning anything you cook in there will come out VERY moist and not crunchy at all. This sounds good for certain foods (like chicken... I like a moist chicken) but sounds bad for some foods too (like veggies... I don't like soggy veggies).
So, to answer your question, if you are cooking for one or two people and you like speed and convenience (and moist food) then yes, I think it's worth the price!
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I think this looks like the best option here. Seems like it's worth the extra 50 or so bucks, because it appears to be made well and fit all your criteria.
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hmmmmm I don't know about best, but this is certainly the ugliest!
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Plan a trip to Southern Cali or AZ in the middle of winter..... a little thaw out time would be great for you.
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As far as cost effectiveness, you really can't beat the TCL TVs. You may have never heard of these... neither had I until about a month ago when I stumbled across this deal on the internet.
The TV is surprisingly well made. I mean, for the price, this thing is awesome.
The picture quality is outstanding. Lots of inputs, easy to set up. Sounds too good to be true.... really it's not!
My only complaint is the sound from the built in speakers - it's not the best. But run it through your home audio system and you will be in good shape.
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These are some nice looking stickers for you to consider.
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I would say as long as you don't need a big blade, this is the way to go. It's got tons of different knives, blades, even serrated ones...even has a magnifying glass which may help you make a fire? maybe..
these are fantastically durable, well made tools. years of use will come out of this guy!
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I bought this printer because it is compatible with airprint, so I can print wirelessly from my iPad or iPhone. this is awesome for working from home, which I often do. really frees me up a lot.
well built, and wonderful image quality.
I am a happy customer.
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My 11 year old and his friends play with these for hours at a time! They are awesome, makes me wish I had friends to play laser tag with :(
the range is pretty good, I would say 300 feet. You don't have to wear a vest, as the sensors are built right in to the gun.
You can set it to 10 or 25 tags, depending on how long you want the game to be. They are pretty accurate with their aiming, too. (yes I tried them out and they are really cool... why didn't i have cool toys like this when I was young?!)
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Cactus! Seriously, cactus are awesome and there are tons of different shapes and sizes. Aside from sunlight, they don't really need anything, and only need to be watered occasionally.
I went to this awesome farmer's market in Detroit and bought 4 baby cactus, all different varieties. I also have this cool wooden shelf thing with different levels that I display them on. I love them! They are super cool and easy to care for.
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http://www.laspilitas.com/
Check out that website. My good friend told me about it. She is an avid gardener, and these are all native plant to southern Cali.
They will be the best thing to plant. They will naturally grow well and be hearty! PLus, it's better for the environment to plant naturally occurring plants.
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This is a good solid grill for a good solid low price.
285 square inches of grilling area should be more than adequate for ya. This thing really cooks! Lots of heat. Runs on propane.
I can put in in my trunk when I want to take it camping, which I do a lot!
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A very cool and convenient little telescope!
Perfect for beginners like me. It performs well...you can really see a lot of stuff!
Like all telescopes in this price range, it's not perfect, and finding/focusing on your object can be tricky, but once found you will have a nice image to look at.
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Oh man my son loves this boat! (Okay... I love it too!) It's not fast but it's big and cool looking.
Turns on a dime. Has lots of cool detail. He loves taking it in the pool and playing with his little action figures on it. I would have done the same when I was young!
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Fun fun fun! I remember having walkie talkies when I was around ten, except they were the toy kind and they were awful. NO range whatsoever. These have a decent range - although 12 miles is a huge exaggeration... try more like 1/2 mile. 12 miles in a perfect plane.
They're only twenty bucks though and could bring nothing but fun and good times for the boy!
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This is a great deal on binoculars. The optics are fantastic and the 10X mag. is quite powerful. Where I live has lots of tasty views, so I needed some binocs to make the most of it.
These are good.... although not perfect. They do feel a little bit cheaply made (they are only $25 so you should expect this) and sometimes focusing can be difficult. Takes a minute to get a sharp focus. Again, I think this has to do with the inexpensive materials that go into it.
I do not think the lens is cheap, though, because I can clearly see my objects with no fuzzyness... as long as I can get the right focus!
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this is the card i own and I am happy to report it's fantastic, and I recommend it highly.
great for all my gaming needs, and really anything in HD looks awesome
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Get yourself a cool new watch. I always like to have a cool new accessory.... something new and exciting for ya.
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This is the perfect pack for you man! My wife and I used this pack for my second baby and it's probably about the best pack I've found as far as weight distribution goes. I would say at least half of the weight is distributed to your hips via the waist strap. It's designed like a backpacker's pack in that way. Not only does it put most of the weight on your hips, it also holds the baby close in to you, which will help with stability as well.
It can be worn on your front or back. The straps are adjustable and nicely padded.
The baby has little foot holsters for comfort/stability.
I think this would work perfectly for you, considering your bad back. Can't think of a better product at this price, that's for sure!
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This is what I would recommend. It's incredibly simple... just drill it on to your exterior trim. It's even painted white to match, or you can paint it if you want.
It's sturdy coated aluminum and will certainly be all you need for casual flag flying!
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This thing will do the trick! But it is very long, so maybe get a shorter one depending on your needs. Kind of hard to handle.
But it will clear your drain for sure.... give it a little torque.
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I would have to vote Canon on this one. This camera is nothing short of spectacular. Its ability to take action shots is unrivaled. Very fast, very high quality.
Also it is durable. Its magnesium alloy body won't be giving out any time soon.
A couple other things I like.... the low light ISO is amazing. Not grainy at all.
I also think the colors are insanely vivid with this thing.
Just spectacular!
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Skagen makes a great watch in this price range.
I'm a leather band kind of guy, mostly for comfort reasons.
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Cool thanks a lot you all for the advice!!
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I would encourage you to invest in this future proof pioneer AV receiver. It seriously has a bajillion inputs in the back (just look at the pictures) and is compatible with everything from cd players to 3D tv's. It's got 7.1 channels and PLENTY of sound to go around.
this is a really good investment! you won't have to buy a new one for a while, and it sounds absolutely fantastic and clear.
I am very happy with my Pioneer, and I imagine you will be too!
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i use this asus as my travel laptop and I am very happy with it! the battery life is fantastic - 6 or 7 hours I would say (mixed use)
runs windows 7, really light and sleek.
it's probably the best laptop I've ever owned in fact, in terms of usability and performance.
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my parents use this and they say it has really helped them start saving and overall be more organized and mindful with their financial matters. it's easy to use and visually interesting, so that makes it more enjoyable to deal with. also has reminders and stuff for bills and everything.
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This works really well, although not how I had expected it to! I thought it somehow amplified my current signal, but instead it broadcasts a new ssid.... the that's pretty much the only set up, is configuring the passwords and stuff. easy stuff... 5 minutes, tops.
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you gotta try to get something with a wind vent. i live in chicago and i need something that can take a little wind. great one person umbrella.
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hey there i would say that Canon is a good choice, i just wanted to point out another camera that might be of interest to you. I have this camera and it's awesome.
it's fairly thin- the small amount of extra bulk is there because it has excellent zoom capabilities. it also can record HD video.
As far as low light performance, it has a 12.1 mega pixel CMOS sensor, for high speed operation and excellent low light shooting.
my pics are not grainy at all, in fact they are exceptionally clear.
the only thing I can think of that is sort of a drawback is that it's not incredibly durable. A fair amount of plastic makes me worry about my future with this future, however nothing has broken or anything yet. great pics!!! i am very happy with my coolpix.
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These will pump some sweet beats in your ears!
Designed by Dr. Dre to replicate the high quality headphones they use in the studio. His inspiration behind making these is as follows: they make all these complicated, layered beats in the studio, but most of the population has cheap, crappy headphones so they can't even hear all the cool stuff they put into the songs. These headphones are a way of bringing the studio quality set to the public.
They are amazing in terms of sound quality. Very clear audio. Nice rich bass.
They lack a little in comfort.... they're not awful but just not the most comfortable ever.
But dude they sound great.
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Oh you gotta go with Thule! I am totally biased because I have used Thule gears for YEARS because it is always great stuff.
This is the cargo box I currently use. I, too needed something for my skis. This definitely will fit all of your skis and extra gear/clothing as well.
Opens on the passenger side, which to me is the only logical place to do so.
As far as mounting it goes, it should mount easily to your existing factory crossbars via the supplied U Bolts. Mine goes on in under 3 minutes.
I like the latches on this thing, too. Heavy duty, clever design that makes me feel like our gear is secure.
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This is the damn coolest TV I have ever seen.
It looks amazingly sleek and you don't even have to turn it on to be impressed by it. The picture is crisp and clear as you would expect it to be. It's surprisingly thin and heavy - get a bud to help you move it around because it's a bit cumbersome.
The thin frame design really helps with the 3D viewing. It makes the picture seem less boxed in, and more realistic.... like it enables the 3D effects to shine at their finest. The 3D is just spectacular, every bit as cool as I imagined it.
I'm trying to think if there's anything I don't like about it and the only thing I can come up with is the built in speakers are what I would describe as a bit muffled, so a sound system would be a good thing to add.
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dude this is an amazing deal... can you even believe it's possible to get a 22 inch flatscreen for under 200 bucks? amazing that this is possible now!
this is a good tv, too. it's not spectacular, but come on it's $180. It has a very nice picture.... very clear indeed, just not s clear as a $500 tv. obviously.
I am satisfied with it because I'm not rich and I wanted a decent flatscreen, and this fit the bill.
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Vizio makes one HELL of a flatscreen television. The picture is beautiful. In my opinion 26" in plenty for a bedroom, but that's just me.
I like the picture a lot, and it was incredibly easy to mount on my wall with this little mount we bought at ikea for under 20 bucks.
What I don't like is that the sound from the TV isn't very clear when pled through the TV's speakers, so you need to attach it to a home theater. Unfortunately, it has no RCA out (because that technology is out of date) it only has audio optical, so I can't connect it to my older receiver. This necessitates buying a new receiver which is kind of a bummer, but oh well it was old anyways, right? (even though it sounded just fine...)
Now that I have it all set up it's awesome and I am a happy guy.
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You should read this book and let me know what you think of it:
http://www.amazon.com/Caffeine-Blues-Hidden-Danger...
It's about how caffeine is the world's favorite drug and the author writes like 300 pages about the evils of caffeine. It will probably scare you off for a little bit... but everything this author writes must be taken with a grain of salt!
He is a little extreme with his rhetoric and he REALLY wants people to stop drinking coffee! But a lot of the stuff he writes is true, and I see it in myself.
If you do read it, try to be as objective as possible, otherwise you might be convinced of some outrageous stuff about caffeine and your body!!!
Also keep in mind it was written about 14 years ago, so not everything is up to date. It didn't make me eradicate caffeine from my diet, but it certainly helped me reduce my intake and think about what I'm putting in my body.
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Recently moving to the south has made me very much interested in this dark part of our nation's history. I wanted a general overview type read to re-familiarize myself with the events and timeline of the civil rights movement. Now that I am living in this area it is still around me and I feel a need to reconnect with this part of our history.
This book is fantastic for that. It has a lot of information about the 11 most tumultuous years of the movement, up until 1965, and presents in an easy to digest, chronological order. Fascinating.
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I've had a lot of luck with these. I like my refrigerator clean like the rest of my house, actually I'm pretty anal about my fridge so these are perfect for me. They snap together airtight and keep food fresh long. They are made of a thick plastic and are microwave/dishwasher safe...although microwaving anything red may result in some permanent color change.
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I hate to admit it but I think the old Champagne of beers isn't too bad.... yeah that's right Miller HIgh Life. As far as cheap beers, it's the best.
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Buy her a massage somewhere... girls love massages
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I would definitely say it's worth upgrading. It's only 30 bucks!!! That's not a typo... 30 dollars. That is a steal for a new OS. Plus, it's downloadable, which makes it ridiculously easy to do. The windows 7 upgrade is like 120 bucks or something crazy like that. Do it! Easy and certainly worth the money.
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This is a great hairspray for men, especially men with thin hair like myself. It's very fine and light so it doesn't weigh down my hair, but rather gives it volume.
I also really like that it is unscented because I do not enjoy the smell of most hairsprays
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These are an amazing deal. Admittedly there are superior products out there, but not for the price. You will get a lot of speaker for your money with sony. For under $100 you get two nice sounding units complete with 8" woofers, tweeters and mids too, with 150w max power input. It's not going to be super bass heavy or anything but these will certainly sound excellent in your living room!
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Waffle weave is the only way to go my man. I have 4 of these (not this exact shirt, but waffle style) and they keep me warm all winter long. Wear it under anything and it will retain your body heat and keep you feeling warm and toasty. 100% cotton...this shirt rules.
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I think 50 bucks cash might be your best option here Angela!
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This crescent tool set is nice because it doesn't waste your time with tools that don't belong in a set, like a hammer. That's something that goes on its own, I feel like.
This has a nice variety of wrenches, ratchet bits, screwdrivers, and all that stuff. Compact case makes for easy storage. I love it because it's everything I need and nothing I don't.
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The 2011 Nissan 370Z got fantastic reviews in terms of overall performance and value. It out performs the new Ford Mustang in terms of acceleration and handling and gets decent, but not great, gas mileage (when you say 'efficient' I'm guessing you are talking about gas milage?)
This is a high performance vehicle at a reasonable price, and the base model cost about 5 grand less than the BMW 3 series base model. It has the biggest engine Nissan has ever put in their Z, at 332 horsepower.
This is a great vehicle, and you certainly get a lot of car for your money!
Here's a linke to to Nissan USA so you can check it out:
http://www.nissanusa.com/zcoupe/
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this stuff is great and I think it's the best... but get the kind with aloe. i like the smell and especially like how it leaves my skin feeling very moisturized and refreshed. It's wonderful stuff and I can tell you I have been through a lot of gels in my day. Super smooth during and after... a real winner.
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Nothing special will be necessary. Focus on comfort. Shorts or jeans (depending on the temp) and a tee shirt should be fine. Remember it's cold up there! Jeans might be the way to go.
No open toed shoes or anything that may fall off.... definitely sneakers are a good bet. No jewelry either, and no collared shirts.
Basically you just want to be loose and comfortable. Nothing that will fall off or slap you in the face like a hood or collar.
Be safe and have fun!
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Great accompaniment to the dvd or stand alone piece. This book has tons of breathtaking photography from the series... one of my favorite television shows of all time. unbelievable pics and interesting captions.
This type of stuff will never get old to me. Mother nature is amazing!
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what a classic. definitely my favorite mob movie.... probly in my top 5 movies EVER list. De Niro is awesome as always, as is Connery.
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This is a really fun card game that my girlfriend and I play all the time together. It's super fast though! Watch out!!! Hard to keep up with her, and I usually lose a bunch of times in a row and end up getting frustrated.... but it is fun!
First you divide the deck. You each get half the deck, but you only have three cards in your hand at a time. You each get 3 cards to start. There are two face up cards on the table, the rest in each of your draw piles. Your goal is to get rid of all your cards in your pile first my matching either color, number, or shape to the two face up cards. You set your matching card on top of either card on the draw pile and now that's the new card to match too. Make sense? Really fun and fast! Love it.
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good purchase. just your basic folding card table and chairs. sets up easy, takes down easy. it looks nice enough, for a card table!
everything is solid enough. great for extra table space at holiday time.
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Great product!!! I was surprised at how well this stuff shined up my floors. To be honest I wasn't expecting to get much out of my old hardwood floors, but this did a great job at bringing some life back to them. Not like new, but definitely shinier and more vibrant.
Very easy application, just clean your floor (try to clean thoroughly for best results), mop on, let it sit for a minute, and mop off.
Just have a good plan of action that involves mopping without stepping on the freshly shined parts! This might reduce overall effectiveness.
Good stuff.... i recommend.
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how about the word VANITY
that would be funny
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I LOVE THIS ALBUM IT IS THE BEST EVER! I have probably listened to it a thousand times and I never get sick of it. Bob Dylan is one hell of a musician.
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To me, this is the perfect boot. Full rubber sole (it's warm in there, too) warm, thick upper with laces all the way up to ENSURE no weather slips into my boot. SNOW, STAY AWAY!!
Very warm and tough. Favorite boot I've owned in the last 10 years for sure.
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these are awesome i use them all the time for computers, tv's, and other electronics. just make sure the wipe isn't too moist for the keys before you start wiping them... sometimes there's a little moisture build up on them, but they work really well!
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I use these to help me sleep sometimes because I am a very light sleeper. They work very well for me. They are comfortable - I hardly even notice that they're in - and block most sounds, although not all. I can get a few days use out of each one, it's not like a one and done thing.
The next best thing to those custom made ones!
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What could be better than running around pretending to be a gorilla all night? uhhh... nothing? right.
super fun costume although it sheds like crazy all over everything so beware.
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this thing really works!
we bought it for our trip to disneyland with our 4 year old... we thought we might as well have something like this for our first trip to LA with the child. It's a big place!!!
he didn't get lost, thankfully, but we did do a little test out in the park and it pin pointed his location.
very simple just click the 'where you at' button and it will find him!
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I have gotten a lot of good use out of this shelving unit. I like that it is not attached to anything.... this means easy set up and i can move it around.
Set up is very easy... basically just stack it into place.
The only negative thing I have to say about it is that it's definitely designed only for lightweight items like clothes, and I don't recommend it for anything but clothes and shoes.
The steel frame is okay but not as sturdy as it could be.
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This is a great Zyrtec rip off. same stuff, way cheaper.
it definitely clears up my allergy symptoms, although i wouldn't say it's good for 24 hours.
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I have an interesting love/hate relationship going on with this book.
First of all, it is a great book for beginning massagers and has tons of detailed pictures, diagrams, and text to show you all the proper basic techniques.
I dabbled in massage therapy (nothing too serious) but I have taken some classes and I can tell you the techniques presented here are accurate and do work well.
My dislike for this book (and actually someone on amazon pointed out the same thing that I'm about to say) is that it completely discounts that any anatomy/physical knowledge of the human body is necessary to do a proper massage.
This is ridiculous. You are massaging a human body - you have to have a comprehensive understanding of how the skeletal/muscular system works in order to give a proper massage.
It's like being a baker and not knowing that sugar makes yeast rise. You gotta know the basics!
But it will give you the knowledge to give a good basic massage, and since you are not tying to save anyones life or anything, this should work well for you!
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intra force works fantastically well for me. i'm on my 3rd or 4th batch! definitely adds fullness and volume to my hair. my hair feels thicker than ever.
shampoo, conditioner and after shower foam. highly recommended... you will definitely see results.
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this watch is so classy and old school and i absolutely love the yellow face. never sen anything quite like it before.
leather bands are the way to go if you plan on wearing it everyday, at least in terms of comfort.
looks vintage with a modern twist. i love mine and wear it every day!
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Very nice gloves! I usually prefer catching bare hands, but with these it's a different story. Superior gripping ability. Feel sticky in the rain, too, which is why I prefer these to bare hand. It's hard to catch a ball unassisted when it's wet. But not with these!
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These are awesome side steps that are easily customizable to almost any vehicle type. And believe me, they look way better in real life than these pics.
Kit comes with all the adaptors you need to make it fit your vehicle or just about any truck/suv.
Take your time with the install and get it right because if you get it on there solid and tight it feels really good! Mine have been on there for a number of months now and I am happy to report they are still tightly secured to the frame of my vehicle and they are not going anywhere soon. They also have shown little to no wear.
I love how they look with the bored out circles on the side. Very industrial and manly.
They provide an excellent extra step into my lifted truck without adding too much extra.
Installation can be tricky and needs to be precise. If you are familiar with this sort of hands on work you'll be able to do it yourself, but give yourself a whole afternoon. it will probably take a number of hours to get them just right. Spend the time getting it right! You don't want to live with a shaky step or anything.
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it's cool.... literally cooler than not rolling them!
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You need something called Tri Sodium Phosphate, and you can find it at just about any hardware store. Wash your jeans in your sink with warm water and this stuff and I think it will do the trick.
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I have to say when I'm on the links I'm definitely more of a visor type guy... less material keeps me cooler. I don't need all that extra material on my head, especially in addition to my mop of hair up there.... just gets too hot. Plus, I like feeling the air flow through my hair. It's relaxing and feels good.
I love the retro look of this visor! Really fun, also comfortable.... nice fit.
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Duralast is another great battery brand. Excellent for starting in sub zero temperatures. Should always give you enough cold cranking amps to start your car in most any condition.
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awesome winch... even better than I had anticipated. rated for 4500 pounds pulling. heavy duty. has a 55' steel cable included.
it's especially handy for pulling yourself out of sticky situations, which is what i use it for. I tend to run myself into the mud a lot because it like romping a little too much. works great for that and pulling other light - medium loads.
If you are not mechanically inclined you're gong to want someone to install it for you, because it can definitely be a handful.
works great though!
this little thing is a workhorse!
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this is a decent wallet with chain attached. I only really use it when I travel, because the wallet itself is kind of bland. I just like the added protection this offers when I'm out of the country.
It's your basic tri fold with space for bills and cards, and that's about it.
So, I guess to sum it up, it's functional but not exciting.
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great shoe. comfortable and supportive, but light and ventilated. i recommend
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i think this is an AMAZING deal for a 22" vizio. This would have cost you twice that, two years ago. crystal clear picture. don't waste your money trying to get the biggest tv you can for 250. you should be willing to sacrifice size for quality because you will be much happier!!!
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you can iron them.... as long as you're very careful!
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I like these a lot. A shorter swimsuit is more my style, though. I don't like all that extra material when I'm trying to swim or tan!
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I don't know if I've seen a one bike mount - I guess they assume you've got enough room in your vehicle for just one bike? I don't know, but I do know that this is a really handy little 2 bike rack.
Very light and easy to put on and remove, and it's padded in the right areas so it won't scratch your vehicle. Don't leave it on when you're not using it to haul bikes - I actually had one stolen right off my car (luckily I didn't have bikes to put on it) when I was in the city one time. I was so pissed! But I liked the product enough to buy another, identical one. That should say something right there!
Might be a good idea to have a two bike rack, anyways, just in case you find a riding partner!
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This is a pretty nice little organizer here. Nothing spectacular, but great for what it is. I hate having all my manuals and reg. cards floating around in my glove box, so this was exactly what I needed.
It holds a pen, tire gauge and small flashlight, as well as all your documentation papers and whatnot. fit's easily in the glove box.
Nice little product!
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I've lived in a lot of cold weather climates (like michigan and chicago) and definitely vote down fill coat for this one. A good down coat will feel like you're wearing a sleeping bag, and they tend to be more weather resilient. Get a good high count goose down coat and you will be all set for winter.
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These are a great normal priced mitten for medium cold days. I'm always disappointed in my mittens because they always leak water inside, and even if they only cost 15 dollars I want something warm and waterproof! Here they are, finally. A cheap, usable mitten. Goretex insert, comfortable inner, and water proof.
My hands have never been warmer on such a friendly budget!
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I would say go with the traditional dickies work pant. They're rugged enough for construction and comfortable, too. Just make sure you get a lighter color so they're not too hot in the sun!
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nice compression shirt.... feels like an extra layer of skin. wicks moisture ok, but mostly i like how tight it is when i work out. gets the blood flowing more evenly and just feels good as an outer layer.
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my dog can't do it unless he has a running start! maybe your dog is equally vertically challenged.
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These boots were made for impressin'! Dang, they look good. They take a minute to adjust to your foot properly, but otherwise fit very comfortably, all the way around.
But of course the main appeal of this boot isn't the comfort at all, but the aesthetics. They are a gorgeous dark cherry leather that look good and smell good right away!
Very ornate... this boot is the real deal. If you want to impress the ladies at the ho down, you need a pair of these.
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Best hiking sandal I've ever owned. Close toed so there are no little pebbles getting in there and my toes are protected. the mesh tongue provides support and protection as well as keeps me cool. Solid design, made of strong materials. Tread is pretty good, could be better... not as rugged as I had hoped, but I can deal with that. They tighten up real nice around my foot, which makes me feel secure as I scamper around the rocks... I have't had a similarly supportive sandal before.
Super comfy, all around rockin!
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Get him a real man's belt with a man's buckle! I think he would appreciate something like this from you. It's cool. It says, "I don't mess around, fool. Don't mess with me."
Or something like that. I have a similar buckle and it's totally my fave to wear!
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newbies are great... this is a multi sport shoe. i think it's pretty much exact what you're looking for? i have a pair (i pretty much only wear newbalance) and they are equally suited for hiking, travelling, fishing and everything in between.
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i used to buy fram and now i buy wix... the difference is huge! fram uses cheap materials to make their cheap filters. it's important to have a good filter - keep that oil clean and fresh! otherwise it's useless.
you will get noticeable more use and better performance with one of these, or a similarly well built unit.
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This is one of the only turtle necks I've found like this. It's not a 'fashion turtle neck' at all, though. It's like a moisture wicking under layer for cold weather. An amazing under layer for extra cold days. The visible part of the neck (the 'turtle' part) is attractive enough to wear to the office, and it will certainly keep you super warm!
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This is a great little kit to keep in your car but it's really only designed for small vehicles. The pump is just not powerful enough for larger vehicles. But it's pretty amazing how it works. You don't even need a jack. You just add the slime and connect the compressor and the slime should fill the hole and enable your tire to inflate.
Be advised: it only works for puncture holes, like nails and stuff. Certainly can't mend a tear or rip or anything.
It's a nice spare tire back up. Definitely does not replace a real spare. Not reliable enough.
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These are some decent lightweight cargos - not for cold weather, though!definitely a warm weather item! pretty nice pants.... comfortable and everything!
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I would definitely recommend a good pair of cycling gloves if you plan on going for a long ride at all. Those handlebars can get very uncomfortable and even painful after awhile, so a good pair of gloves is a must.I like the fingerless glove, but go with whatever you're comfortable with.
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This one's pretty cool it's really slick looking and holds in place very nicely. feels comfortable in my hand, too.
i love it!
it looks really cool and way better than the stock gear shift.
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This is a really nice, slightly more heavy duty shoe than I've had before, and that's what I like about it. It's got the steel toe going on, slip resistant tread, nice materials, looks great, and is definitely durable.
I guess it's not the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn, but it's not terribly uncomfortable. I can wear them for a whole day of work and feel pretty good afterward...no blisters or anything.
I would say they're more designed for durability than comfort, though.
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i would think with a jeep you could find a nice solid chain, tie off to something very sturdy (say from the hitch to a tree) and VERY gently pull forward... slowly pulling the hitch out. your jeep will be able to handle this no problem, because they have pretty nice little tow packages.
just be sure to do it very slowly...you don't want to be falling any trees that you're not supposed to!
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Like they said in the discussion below, it doesn't really matter what brand as long as it's a name brand, like Prestone. If you buy it on Amazon you can put in the year, make and model of your car and see if it will work for you. nice little feature. you don't even really have to buy it on amazon, just see what type you need, and go get it at walmart or whatever.
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I've been rockin one of these for like 3 or 4 years now. These are durable, attractive tool boxes. If you've got any tools or really anything floating around your truck bed, you have to get yourself one of these. They are a necessity, as far as I'm concerned.
I like the low profile look - blocks less of your rear viewing capabilities. This does reduce your storage amount by a lot of square inches, however. So consider what's more important to you - field of view or storage.
For me, this box has all the space I need. But if you're a carpenter or something, I can absolutely see how a bigger box would be necessary. They fill up pretty quickly, so think about how much stuff you're trying to fit in there.
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Just warm water and soap should do the trick quite nicely. I use that little formula for anything that isn't a dress shoe... seems to work fine for me!
Obviously it doesn't shine them up too much, get it definitely cleans 'em.
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I actually fold all of my dress pants and keep them in my drawer. But I make sure they're folded really tight and neatly. They'll keep their crease if you fold them right. You will, however, get the perpendicular crease, too. You win some, you lose some. I don't mind it because the main crease looks so nice. I don't like hanging stuff... it's tedious to me for some reason.
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These are designed for hiking and trail running and stuff, so not only are they comfortable but they wick moisture away from your skin. They are designed for all day use on the trail, so comfort and durability are the top priorities. Great socks for anyone serious about socks!
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I think heavy duty gel wax is really the only way to describe this stuff. I guess it was originally designed for use on power lines to protect the porcelain insulators from too high voltage or something.... so you know can protect your car, too.
This stuff is real thick and really good. You can even use it on boats and it will stand up to a whole season's worth of nasty weather.
Might as well go with the best.
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I think fashion is a thing that guys have to come to appreciate on their own. Not every man has it in them, you know? But I will say, as a man, I think it's important to be fashionable, at least to a point. I'm not obsessed with shopping or style channel or anything, but I think it's gentlemanly to be able to put a nice suit/outfit together for various occasions. Might as well look your best... you never know who you're gonna run into.
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I guess some guys aren't into these leather ones but I think they look cool. They're really comfortable and you never really have to take them off if you don't want to.
You should try one out....take it for a test drive and see how you like it!
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This is a great base layer, especially if you're running in any colder climates. Feels nice on my skin, feels tight but not overwhelming.
Has some kind of moisture wicking technology to help move moisture away from your skin.
I mean it is completely synthetic, though, so be aware of that! I doesn't breath particularly well, so it might get stinky! But I think this same material is used by the military for their under layers. So it's the real deal. It will keep you feeling warm indeed. Like a second (thick) layer of skin.
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If you have a set like this it probably already has the right adapter... I know mine did. It's just a long 5/8" socket... nothing fancy. Don't waste your money if you already have one in your house somewhere!
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These are the only sock I buy now... for real. They are thick and luscious yet cooling and soft. They are the perfect style for just about everything I need to do. I would even run in them. But to answer your question - yes, they stay up very well. I have actually never had a problem with them slipping at all. All around a phenomenal sock. You will appreciate the quality the second it's on your foot.
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These are really serious unlined gloves that are actually designed for law enforcement use...we're talking all day, heavy work. So they can take abuse. Great if you're a cab driver. They look so nice and are very sleek, understated for their badassness.
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For what it's worth, I love my wrinkle free dockers and they work great. I wear them about 2-3 times between washes. When I'm not wearing them I just half-hazardly fold them and set them on my shelf. When I put them on next time there are pretty much zero wrinkles. I love them for this reason, which is I think what you're going for.
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I think this is a great idea. Get your links personalized with up to 3 letters. Get your initials or a word like dog or cat something silly.
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Maybe you accidentally have it on 'avoid freeway mode'
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Yessir i've definitely done this before....didn't want to go buy a new one because the belt I had was perfectly fine. I just took mine into the garage and hammered a freaking nail right through it. Worked just fine, although you can definitely tell I did it... but only when it's not on. If the peg thing is going through the hole I made you can't tell at all!
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I was recently faced with a similar, daunting task my self. I'm no fashion genius, so it was hard to find something that actually looked good and was affordable. I ended up stumbling onto this site and ordered my suit here... they have great advice and GREAT prices...
http://www.overstock.com/guides/mens-suits-buying-...
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Oh I completely disagree! I think they are a great looking alternative to the boring old Tee. Really nice in the summertime when you want the least amount of clothing on possible. They also make great undershirts.
American Apparel has lots of really nice deep V's, as well as other V styles if the deep one is too deep!
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This might sound cliche or whatever, but I camp a lot and I think a good ol' pair of jeans and a long sleeve plaid are really the ONLY camping clothes! It's a very versatile look, because the jean legs can be rolled up if it's too hot and so can the shirt sleeves. Jeans are very rugged, so they are perfect for any camping adventure that ensues, and if you get the right plaid it, too, will be rugged.
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What I think you need is what I call 'boat pants' but I don't know what they are actually called. I'm thinking of those really light cotton white pants that you can imagine a rich guy wearing on his yacht. Those look so comfortable and I've always wanted a pair.
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You need to find a 100% cotton super light material...like the kind you can almost see through. I would say you could find one at urban outfitters or american apparel. You know that material I'm talking about that is almost see-through but now quite? That's the ticket.
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This is a tough question because there are lots of variables that effect the answer, for example what size woofer? and what brand?
But in general there are 4 different types of boxes designed to get 4 different results.
1)Ported boxes: have vents on side, generally allows for more output from your sub and more low bass responsiveness. generally larger than say, a sealed box.
2) Sealed boxes: just what it sounds like. sealed to be airtight. this allows for a tighter, more accurate sound. Good if you are more into quality and accuracy than volume and boomyness.
3)Bandpass Boxes: these things hit hard! They actually combine the the two mentioned above, so it's a sealed box and a vented box next to each other. The woofer is in the sealed box and the sound waves move through the vented box for maximum pounding....obviously a bit on the large side
4)Free air woofer: these actually use the space they are in (usually the trunk) as a box, so it's a completely different experience. In general they have less power than a boxed woofer. Also, if you want to use tis method, make sure you get a woofer that's designed for free air use.
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I see that this particular pair has cargo pockets, but something like this with a similar pattern is always cool. I know you can find tons of shorts with this pattern and no cargo pockets because I have 3 different pairs.
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I agree with your boyfriend! There is something about the shape of a cardigan that just makes it look sort of feminine.
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