Skullcandy does not sell replacement parts. but you can warranty those. they will either replace them or send you a 50% off code to use on there website.

Just buy a new set of headphones from a reputable company and leave the "candy" headphones to those who aren't concerned about quality in their products. Any company that does not sell parts to fix their product is neither consumer nor enviornmentally friendly

I totally agree with this opinion headgeek. Why should we have to throw away a £50+ pair of headphones simply because they do not sell replacement parts!! Shockingly disappointed when I found this out.

Use EPOXY. Both of mine broke off within a month of each other.
Its a 2 stage glue, you mix the 2 liquid parts in equal amounts and then use a toothpick to drip it on. When you get just a little on each of the 2 parts that came apart, press them together gently and wait a few min for it to set. Then when its dry, its stronger than any superglue, and will likely never break again at that exact spot. Barely noticable! I recommend 2 or 5 min Epoxy. That is the "set" time, so you have to hold them that long until they can be set down to harden completely over night. Buy the Clear. Avail at Walmart, Target, or Auto parts store