Columnist Keir Dillon dropped these dope one of one FRENDS x Scotty Lago Olympic headphones on us last night. Keep your eye out on Wednesday as Scotty rocks these while attempting to snatch gold on what reports are saying is one gnarly hell of a super pipe at Cypress.

The anticipated Berrics x WeSC Bongo’s have finally arrived at the Berrics Canteen. Featuring the Berrics logo and a contrasting red cord, the headphones are part of the WeSC 2010 Activist Headphone Capsule Collection. Another look after the jump.

Nixon and super power Japanese retailer BEAMS have linked on a collab version of Nixon’s Wire earbud headphones. Coming in alternative orange/blue or blue/orange colorways and running a cool 7,875¥, the Nixon x BEAMS Wire will drop on February 1 at all BEAMS and Japanese Apple retail stores.

After much hinting and speculation, The Frends crew have announced their first foray into branded product with the Frends Headphones. Consisting of six styles priced a mellow $33 to $88 these headphones are sure to be only the start of good stuff to come from Scotty Lago, KP, Danny Davis, Luke Mitrani, Keir Dillon, Mason Aguirre, and Jack Mitrani’s bro empire in the making. Check out the new product site here. More looks at the headphones after the jump.

True school rider brand YES Snowboards have linked up with Aerial7 for two headphone collabos for 2010. The Tank and Sumo models tagged up YES style will debut at SIA next week and hit retailers in August. We’ll have in depth looks from the show. Another preview glimpse after the jump.

Matix continues their push into personal audio with the release of their new Hangover headphones. High end earbuds with studio quality sound, these will help block out either the girl or the world that’s assaulting your senses after a night of heavy boozing. The Hangover is compatible with everything and also comes with a mic and three different ear pieces. Look for them at select Matix dealers or buy them here. More looks after the jump.

Also unveiled at Agenda today was the new creme de la creme headphone from upstart turned major player headphone brand Aerial7. The Royale Absolute is $400 of sonic happy endings and comes in a plush mix of materials that are rumored to be un-PETA friendly. Sounds nice, right? These ear-Cadillacs drop in March. More looks after the jump.

Following their successful jump into headphones last year, Nixon decided to blend all the best features of their inaugural models, the Master Blaster, the Nomadic, and the Wire into one fly travel headphone called the Trooper. Fully collapsible but with a dope super large on-ear volume control and Nixon’s custom removable nylon cord, the Trooper lets you bring studio quality sound on the road without dominating precious carry-on space. Of course it wouldn’t be a Nixon if it wasn’t offered in a bunch of wile colors. Check them all after the jump.

The latest innovation from brothers Neff are these knitted headphones. Makes sense right? How many times have you tried to cram your headphones under a beanie because it was too cold? And for shredding, these are obviously perfect. Grandma would be proud. More color ways after the jump.

Shred and tunes have gone hand and hand forever and there have been some good products in this field for a while. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for another, specially when the dude behind it is Heikki Sorsa. Heikki’s new shit is these chunky beanies with built-in headphones from Aerial7. With a 55mm driver as well as an in-line mic that works with an iPhone so you can close deals on your way up in the gondy, these beanies will hit stores globally in time for the holidays. A look at Heikki rocking them after the jump.