Today, Amazon is offering a deal on “swimwear and rash guards.” The selection includes a total of 171 items – for both men and women (plus boys and girls) – at discounts up to 60 percent off. My initial reaction was, “It’s summer; I should probably get a pair for such a low price!” It took me a minute to remember that I have neither a pool nor vacation plans. And if the situation does happen to arise, I already own several bathing suits. It really would be quite silly to invest in a new one that would get such little use.
But that’s just me. If you have a pool or have a friend with a pool or plans to go to the beach this summer, then you should absolutely take advantage today.
Normally $54, these American flag trunks are 56 percent off (Photo via Amazon)
TRUNKS Men’s Swami 8 American Flag Swim on sale for $23.99
Normally $65, these trunks are 68 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Mr. Swim Men’s Tropical Chuck Swim Trunk on sale for $20.99
Normally $75, these swim trunks are 59 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Mr. Swim Men’s Elastic Waist Splatter Print Swim Trunk on sale for $30.99
Normally $79, these foam finger trunks are 47 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Original Penguin Men’s Foam Finger Print Fixed Waist Swim Trunk on sale for $41.99
Normally $95, these trunks are 44 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Tom & Teddy Men’s Seagulls Swim Trunks on sale for $52.99
My lack of need for a swimsuit is a real downer, considering how awesome some of these are. American flag trunks? How can I not have a pair of those? But, no, I need to show financial discipline. Hopefully you do more swimming than I do.
Swimsuits & Rash Guards — up to 60 percent off
Photo via Shutterstock
Have a suggestion for a cool product or great deal that you think Daily Caller readers need to know about? Email the Daily Dealer at dealer@dailycaller.com.
Follow The Daily Dealer on Twitter and Facebook
The Daily Caller is devoted to showing you things that you’ll like or find interesting. We do have partnerships with affiliates, so The Daily Caller may get a small share of the revenue from any purchase.