Classic Fly

Classic Fly

How much would it cost to fly-?

-an electric piano to Tokyo Japan? It's really cool actually. The paino looks like an ordinary classic piano, except it's one that goes against the wall. And you can plug head phones so you are the only one that can hear it. I love it. And I am NOT going to sell it! Im not sure about the weight or anything. And I know that's something major in flying anything anywhere. So, let's just say its.... 200 pounds ? Guesstimation

Probably more than it costs to buy another one,

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Do you have a guy that is constantly losing items? If so, why not pick him up a pair of mens cargo pants? These great designs in mens cargo pants will help him maintain his rugged, yet sophisticated image, but will also provide him with plenty of storage space to stow those items he typically loses track of!

The Nike ACG Cairn pants are a great option for the active male. These quick-drying pants feature a classic outdoor fit in a lightweight design. The button closure has a zip fly and the belt loops are large enough to fit most belts. The side slit pockets have bellowing to allow room for oversized items while the cargo pockets at the side zip at the front to safely secure items stowed. The 100% polyester fabric is breathable and will look great on him as he hikes those mountains with friends. He will never lose track of his camera or cell phone with these pants on!

For a great pair of casual pants that will work for everyday, pick up the North Face cargo pants. These relaxed fit pants are garment washed for a softer hand and feel. The constructed waistband and two front slash pockets will be reminiscent of his favorite pair of jeans. The dual rear patch pockets add a little bulk to his rear. The 100% cotton canvas on these pants is extremely durable and will withstand the roughest treatment, whether he is playing football with friends or just simply shopping at the grocery store, these pants will serve their versatile purpose and be his favorites to wear ' next to his pajamas!

For a pair of looser fit cargos, pick up the Levi's British Khaki pants. The 21' leg opening on these pants will fit easily over any footwear and will be a perfect choice for men who have thicker legs and seats. The double chisel pockets provide plenty of room while the lower rise will make these extra comfortable. In 100% cotton in an 8.5oz heavyweight, these cotton pants will definitely withstand rough treatment and will be worn for years and years to come. In fact, you may have to tear these away from your guy when you feel it is time to retire them. At only $29.97, you can definitely afford to pick up more than one pair!

For slouchy and urban fitting cargos, pick up the J.Crew Brunswick pants. These are perfect for the guy in your life who likes a slimmer fit pant, but enjoys the slouchy appeal of a pair of cargos. These extra-soft, broken in cargos are in incredibly lightweight twill that will hang beautifully, yet it strong enough for hikes and other outdoor activities. With a narrower leg, these cargos are sleek and sophisticated and can easily be dressed up after the hike is complete. Your guy will love wearing these with a half-zip mock neck sweater and a pair of boots for a look that is European adventurer!

This fall and winter, a pair of corduroys is a great investment for the man who needs a touch more warmth and fall inspiration. The Blue Spring Corduroy Cargos are a great find with side bellow cargo pockets that provide plenty of extra room for gear, tools, or travel items. The soft 8-wale corduroy is luxuriously soft but tough enough for years of wear. This holiday season, your guy will live in these pants because of their strong and durable material that provides a touch more warmth against the elements than a normal pair of jeans. An added plus? These pants also incorporate the many pockets that he needs to store all his items securely!

These great designs in mens cargo pants will keep your guy looking stylish and fun all year round!

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