Sports Illustrated 50th Anniversary Swimsuit Issue 2014 2/23/14

I tried to buy this locally but it was sold out the same day it came in, so I tried Amazon since it is a yearly gift for my husband and I knew he'd be disappointed to miss a year...especially this one. The magazine shipped the same day I ordered it and arrived wrapped and in a padded mailer so there was no wear from shipping. They shipped it expedited at no extra cost. Great vendor!

Great to be able to order through Amazon the Swimsuit Issue out of the US (Spain in my case), since the editor doesn't allow it directly from its official website (for some extrange reason).

Filled with beautiful girls and more of Kate Upton then you can shake a stick at, need I say more? My only gripe is that the flipside cover throws you a bit when you come the upside down pages, but it was worth looking at :D.

This was a gift for Son and he was happy with it. Thanks for having it available!

It's a great issue, and a great buy. I'm happy that I got this. The mag was in great condition, and the girls are sexy as hell.

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magazine came very fast was very pleased, since this is the 50th anniversary of the si swim suit issue, i thought it would be an awesome collectors item, so i bought it

One star for the rear ends on the cover, because a stupid little monkey like me can't resist them, such that he will practically tithe his earnings in worship thereof. I woke up one day and realized that all my life I've had my male sexuality abused and exploited by the Media; my mental man-parts stroked to no eventual fulfillment of gratification, because my inevitable male reaction to sexualized images of females fuels a vast portion of the economy. Such images, with which my psyche is assaulted everywhere in public and on TV and the Internet, push my buttons and yank my chain whether I like it or not and against my will. How deeply does this cynical attitude toward male sexuality psychically corrupt the average male from early childhood onward? Women complain, in some form or another, about how these idealistically-sexual images of women mess with their heads, but men never admit to - amd seldom even realize - how this stuff messes with their own minds and affects their own lives. I'm no feminist sympathizer, either; if anything, I'm a masculist. It's time for us guys to reclaim our "membership," if you catch my drift.