Men Magazine

Pros: Varied articles to satisfy most any reader; Low subscription price

Cons: Some articles are shallow and other insult your intelligence

The Bottom Line: This is a fairly good men's magazine with some good reading, even if the intellectual element is sometimes lacking.

Review: Men s Journal is a monthly magazine dedicated to all things male. This publication presents a combination of topics that are usually associated with male interests, like cars, travel, sports, electronics, and a small amount of fashion tossed in to...

Pros: Great for the rugged outdoor man

Cons: Not for us GQ types

Review: If you enjoy the great outdoors; camping, hiking, white water rafting, bicycling, etc then this magazine is for you. Each issue is always filled with different get away destinations and adventures from some very rugged manly-men. I have subscribed...

Pros: literary prowess, broad coverage of topics

Cons: too big

Review: From its name, Men's Journal might seem at first to be--oh no!--another Maxim-wannabe, covering sex, sex, and beer. But Men's Journal is quite the opposite. It focuses on outdoor adventures and retreats. The magazine profiles destinations in the...

Pros: Unbelievably, has featured Tom Wolfe and P. J. O'Rourke

Cons: Everything else is Duller Image schlock

Review: I subscribed to this sucker inadvertently (I think it may have been to help out the prep-school-aged brother of a clerk-intern this summer; we treat our interns differently than does Bill Clinton).

I am after all not the sort of man who...

Pros: Great articles (short & long) and low subscription price.

Cons: Like most mags there could be fewer ads.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a magazine with substance that you can actually read and not just look at pictures, then you've come to the right place.

Review: Yep, an avid Maxim or FHM reader probably wouldn't check out another issue of Men's Journal after reading their first copy. (Even though I've been a Maxim subscriber as well for some time now). It's definitely not a magazine for some guys out there...

Pros: It looks impressive on the coffee table

Cons: Your girlfriend might think you are what you read

Review: "Men's Journal" is a collection of ads for overpriced watches and other male toys, glued together by articles of varying depth and relevance. Let's see, sandwiched between the hair-loss remedies and sport/utility ads we have an article on North...