Father’s Day Magazine Sale at Groupon! As Low as $5 Per Year Subscription

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Wow, there is a hot magazine Groupon deal out that will save you a ton on a magazine subscription for Dad (or hubby, or Gramps, or your favorite uncle)….

You can pick from 12 different titles including:

  • For $5, you get 12 issues of Field & Stream (a $9.97 value).
  • For $6, you get 11 issues of Esquire (an $8.00 value).
  • For $6, you get 12 issues of Kiplinger’s (a $12 value).
  • For $6, you get 12 issues of Popular Mechanics (a $12 value).
  • For $6, you get 12 issues of Popular Science (a $12 value).
  • For $7, you get 12 issues of Maxim (a $14.97 value).
  • For $9, you get 10 issues of Men’s Fitness (a $16.97 value).
  • For $13, you get 10 issues of Men’s Health (a $24.94 value).
  • For $14, you for nine issues of Backpacker (a $29.98 value).
  • For $15, you get 26 issues of Forbes (a $29.98 value).
  • For $17, you get 45 issues of Golfweek (a $35 value).
  • For $17, you get 54 issues of Newsweek (a $39 value).

With a barrage of consumer-friendly magazine titles catering to all interests, BlueDolphin.com’s e-store boasts an array of dad-friendly subscriptions ideal for Father’s Day gift-giving. Field & Stream helps outdoor-faring man parents hatch their next fish story, and Backpacker gives readers trail-blazing advice. More cosmopolitan caregivers may take fashionable stock in Esquire‘s subtle sophistication, or reflect on a past life of glamour and good times before the mustache with Maxim. Financially savvy fathers keep their fingers on the pulse of moody bull and bear markets via Forbes, and Kiplinger’s keeps retirement-ready types safely plotting investments in their next infomercial product patent.

Health-minded types can take ongoing abdominal advice to torso via Men’s Fitness and Men’s Health, or tweak swing mechanics after perusing weekly issues of Golfweek. Tech junkies can read up on the latest developments in everything from cars to energy to aviation in Popular Mechanics and Popular Science, and the most well-read pops may show up on a televised quiz show with stacks of Newsweek scattering the green room floor. Each title fits into any reading room, whether it houses couches, barber chairs, or ornately decorative porcelain fixtures.

(You don’t have to activate the subscription unil 8/31/11, so you can even keep this for a special event happening later in the summer as a gift!).

 

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