comfortable full-size headphones

Catcher10 wrote: Its so tough buying sound equipment online.......without the ability to sound test them your only option is customer testimony or audio magazine reviews. Tough call unless you can find someone who owns a pair

Note he is from Slovakia. While Slovakia, the same as Czech Republic, isn't primitive country by any chance, we simply don't have all the advantages that for example people from UK/USA are used to.

It is very difficult to find a good shop that allows customer to test new cans, even in a big cit\y like my Pilsen.

And what if I / he lived in a small village, then it would be even worse.

Because every time I ask somewhere for a guide what cans to buy, I get such solutions, that I have to try them. But it's impossible for me to follow this hint, because I (can speak for myself) don't have the choice.

Then user reviews are the thing that matters ... which is how I bought my cans. Perfect sound, but I didn't account one important element - their crafting quality was very bad (there was one joint holding the arch to the cans itself and it was a very small plastic joint, so breaking was eminent.

You know what the company said to the shop through which I bought them/sent them back ? That it's my fault, that they broke. Of course it is, but the point is that it was SUPER easy to break them and they knew it.

I did some makeshift repairs to the arch and still use them.

But beware - crafting quality can be a concern too.. I did the mistake once, concentrated only on reading about sound quality.