I would have to recommend a pair of Sennheiser HD203s found here:
http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD203-Closed-Back-DJ-Headphones/dp/B003LRN53I
The reason is because despite the deceptively low price tag, these things have amazing sound quality. And that's something that is very rare for me to say, coming from and audiophile like me. No, these won't be able to compete with Sennheiser's or Audiotechinca's, etc. offerings at the $250+ price range, but they do hold their own pretty well when compared to cans at the $100-$150 price range. To be honest, headphones that go up and up in price are really only useful for audiophiles or those looking to make a fashion statement (please don't be one of those people!). There's a leveling off in terms of quality where the average listener would be hard pressed to hear the tonal differences between semi-expensive headphones and professional studio monitoring headphones.
What makes the HD203s so amazing is that they have great balance where nothing is too overly accentuated but each part, bass, mids, and treble/highs, are very well defined. They do have a bit of a darker tone, but darker is better than bright for general listening purposes. As far as comfort goes, I could wear these things for hours and forget they're on. They are very light, adjust well to the head, and have very good padding. And I'm sure many people posting here would enjoy these cans, too, considering that they comfortably recommend Skullcandy and Turtlebeach products (spoiler: These blow Skullcandys and Turtlebeaches out of the water!). But seriously, once you listen to these, you will NOT be able to go back to listening to your Apple earbuds, Skullcandys, or Turtlebeaches without cringing. These, my friend, are the gateway to audiophilia (and all for less than $50 to boot!). Oh, and one last note: NEVER BUY THOSE OVERPRICED BEATS BY DRE CRAP/rant
