These shoes are my go-to shoe for...everything. I have three pairs of these and I wear them everywhere. The blucher style of these shoes fits me better than the other Vans styles due to my wide wheels, but it also makes them a lot more comfortable.

Plus, I always get compliments from the ladies when I wear them.

You'll love these shorts. The four-way stretch polyester makes them supremely comfortable and lets you move freely when you're throwing a tantrum. Admit it, you'd hate to have stiff shorts hindering your steeze, especially when you're throwing it behind a boat full of lovely ladies in bikinis.

Gotta love the white color scheme. It will leave that boat full of ladies swooning, and leave them looking longingly in your direction when you tell them that you're moving away for the summer to work at a wakeboard camp. It's okay though, you'll be back in time to take them all out at the end of the summer.

Who knows, maybe you could even have a special one-on-one wakeboard lesson with them...

P.S. I ended up returning them because they were a little to short. I prefer a 22 inch inseam, just because I have to keep my magical thighs under wraps.

I've had a pair of these jeans for three years. I wear them a couple times a week and they're just barely starting to fade so I picked up a replacement pair last week.

I wasn't aware of how much I would love these jeans when I got them. They are nice and thick so they hold up to abuse, and the straight-leg fit gives a good look. They're not skinny jeans, but they're slimmer than your old Levi's.

Hook yourself up. You won't regret it.

These board shorts are schnazzy. The 22 inch inseam means they come right down on my knee, unlike most other board shorts which stay above it. The trend among board shorts recently is getting shorter, but I'm a fan of longer board shorts because my thighs aren't much for the ladies.

The H2 Repel coating is great. It beads water away quickly and dries faster than other shorts. It's nothing like Billabong's PX1, but it does the job better than other shorts. It's likely that the H2 Repel coating will wear off in years of use and abuse, but you're more likely to rip your shorts gaining weight before then, right?

These Aerial7 Chopper2 headphones are the recent edition of Aerial7's original Chopper headphones. Not much changed as far as the build goes from last year, just a few new colors for this season.

The headphones are basically what you pay for. The build is not as solid as some of the higher-end headphones and the bass is a little weak compared to some of the more expensive models, but overall they get the job done and leave you smilin' because you have sick tunes pumpin' in your ears.

The style is sweet. You can't beat lookin' like you're riding copilot in a Black Hawk while you're walking around campus. Who knows, maybe you'll even get air force recruiters on your tail pleading you to be their new poster boy.

Yeah, you'll look that good.

I got this bike for hauling my carcass to and from the bus stop and around campus, and it does the job great. I quickly swapped the hub to freewheel so I can coast easier.

There is only one break on this puppy, and they put it in the front, so the risk of an endo is imminent once you get above a certain speed. Luckily the frame is equipped for rear brakes, and by getting some you'd ensure yourself against a head-over-handlebars incident.

Since the frame is steel, it's a bit heavier than your high-end road bikes, but you get what you pay for. It's meant to be a inexpensive minimalist commuter bike that will stand up to the daily grind, and it does an awesome job at it!