If you’re still thinking about what to get dad for Father’s Day, you should consider zozi.com, the new site which curates a selection of one-of-a-kind outdoor activities in major U.S. cities. With zozi.com, you can give dad the gift of a memorable “experience” which you can even enjoy together.
For each experience the site offers, they offer the option to “gift it” – which makes it easy to gift an experience to someone, even last minute!
zozi.com offers a wide range of experiences perfect for every dad including:
The Adventurous Dad
- Backpacking 101 Class in Seattle ($32 vs. $65)
- Fly a plane for the first time in San Diego ($179 vs. $380)
- Late Night Wildlife and Bat Tour in Austin ($25 vs. $42)
The Sporty Dad
- Private Golf Lesson in San Francisco ($55 vs. $110)
- 1 Year Membership to the Outdoor Adventure Club ($99 vs. $199)
- River tubing and beer tasting along the Delaware River near NYC ($60 vs. $119)
- Target practice for 2 in San Francisco ($37 vs. $74)
- Private fighter and conditioning classes in Boston ($24 vs. $150)
The Foodie Dad
- Learn how to dive for abalone and prepare your catch near San Fran ($85 vs. $170)
- Wine & Food Pairing Class with a 5-course meal in Seattle ($68 vs. $130)
- A gourmet and wild food foraging hike in Los Angeles ($20 vs. $40)
The High Brow Dad
- Vintage wines & vintage cars on a Keller Estate Tour in San Francisco ($75 vs. $150)
- Polo classes in Los Angeles ($125 vs. $250)
In addition, zozi.com also offers great rentals on various recreational vehicles including:
- Half-day dirt bike rental ($75)
- Dune buggy rental for 2 ($225)
- 2-hour boat rental ($75)
- ATV rental for a weekend ($99)
The site also offers an amazing money back guarantee, making a zozi experience perfect for gift giving -- if buyers don’t love the experience, zozi offers customers a 100% money back guarantee – no questions asked.
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3 comments:
These are all great ideas for an active dad. My dad is older and not active. So far he has refused to get a cell phone. I am getting him a cheap SVC cellphone from Tracfone. It has large keys and big print on the screen so he can use it. I will then only phone him on this phone, so that he carries it around. I am mainly worried about his safety. I want him to have a phone on him at all times so that he can call for help in an emergency.
If someone is looking for a gift for a new dad (or soon-to-be dad), John Fuller's new book First Time Dad: The Stuff You Really Need to Know would be a great gift! Read more about it on the author's blog: http://johnfullerblog.com/my-book/
I'm always wondering what to get my dad for a gift. He's got enough video contracts as gifts from me that he hasn't used up yet. I think that Tracfone SVC sounds like a good idea, I've just looked on the web at the price and it only costs $14.99 and the cheapest plan only costs $6.66/month.
Even though this Samsung T155G is cheap it will still impress my dad because he will be able to dial faster on the bigger keys and not have to find his reading glasses to dial the no.'s.
I've heard that Tracfone has a great reputation for coverage, so that's another plus.
Well I think what makes a dad the happiest is to see his family together and being happy that is the best present he could ever want.
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