25 of the Best Father’s Day Gift Ideas for the Guy Who Has Everything
Father’s Day is less than two weeks away, and I wanted to share some wonderful gift ideas for the special guys in your life!
Finding a gift for a guy who seems to have everything or never needs or wants anything can be daunting. I’ve gathered together a list of my husband’s favorite things, as well as popular items and bestsellers, in a wide range of price points so that you can find the perfect gift!
Clothing + Accessories
Comfort Click Belt – One of my husband’s favorite items in his closet. He has two and says they are super comfortable, easy to make minor adjustments, and never get that frayed, worn-out look around the holes.
Columbia Everyday Belt – If he prefers a more traditional belt, this everyday casual dress belt is a great option and comes in multiple colors and sizes.
Men’s Lightweight Robe – Perfect for summer weather, this waffle robe is great for vacation mornings!
Classic Aviator Polarized Sunglasses – A super economical option for someone who might be prone to losing sunglasses :)
Slim Wallet with Money Clip – This slim wallet also features an RFID blocker and can hold up to 11 cards.
Outdoor
Camping and Sports Chair – Perfect for… camping and sports! We have a few of these and absolutely love them. I love the multiple cupholders!
Weber Charcoal Smoker – This smoker is the ultimate gift for anyone serious about BBQ.
ThermoWorks Thermapen One – The OG and best-of-the-best when it comes to instant-read digital thermometers! A wonderful gift for anyone who loves to grill or spend any time in the kitchen. (Bonus: ThermoWorks is currently running a 20% off sitewide sale!)
YETI Lunchbox – Great for guys of all ages. Take your lunch to school or work in style!
Carhartt Insulated Lunch Cooler – Another great (more economical) option, and it can hold up to 12 cans!
Callaway Rangefinder – For the golfer in your life! This laser rangefinder has a range of up to 1,000 yards.
Ryobi Electric Pressure Washer – My husband has had this for at least a few years and looooooves it!
Solo Stove Bonfire – An awesome addition to any backyard!
Tech
Apple Watch – Who doesn’t love a new, grown-up toy?
Samsung Smartwatch – My husband is a Samsung guy and had an older version of this watch, which he loved.
Edifice Connected and Solar Powered Watch – BUT this is his current favorite! It connects to Bluetooth, and since it’s solar-powered, the time is always right, and the battery will never die.
Kindle Paperwhite – For the reader! This version includes wireless charging, an auto-adjusting front light, and 32GB of storage.
Bose Wireless Headphones – Zone out with these noise-canceling headphones. The Bluetooth is a breeze to use and can be easily synced to the TV, computer, phone, etc. Or, just put them on and enjoy the quiet, ha! We have and use these at our house.
High Fidelity Turntable with Built-in Speakers – More for the music lover! This retro turn table can play vinyl records at both 33 and 45 rpm speeds, and can play music from other devices wirelessly.
JBL Portable Speaker – My brother-in-law brought one of these to my sister’s on Mother’s Day, and it was so nice to have it outside. It would be great for any outdoor space, the park, the beach, working in the driveway or garage, etc.
XBox Series X or PlayStation 5 – No matter which you choose, you can’t go wrong. We have a PlayStation 5, and kids and adults use it. Such a great family gift!
Other
YETI Coffee Mug – So many fun colors to choose from! Pair a mug with this universal to-go lid for the coffee lover in your life.
Hydro Flask Stainless Steel Mug – This is an awesome option if he’s a Hydro Flask guy! Everyone can use an extra to-go mug (this one keeps drinks cold for 24 hours or hot for 12 hours).
Vinyl Kettlebell – This basic vinyl kettlebell comes in various weights, ranging from 10 lbs to 40 lbs.
Dollar Shave Club – Don’t underestimate the basics! My mom started gifting this to my husband years ago (via a gift card), and it’s one of his favorite gifts. He never has to buy razors – they just show up!
Duke Cannon Grooming Goods – These have become my husband’s absolute favorite skin care products. A fun gift for guys of all ages!
If you have a favorite or go-to gift for Father’s Day, please share it in the comments below!
This is by far the greatest list of gifts for men. Thank you for your hard work and insight.
I give my husband fresh fun pool floats because he will be opening the pool.
Our son gives him fresh rechargeable batteries for his power tools.
These are nice gifts and I would give anything in the entire world if I could give my dad one of these gifts even if they were absolutely useless for him. This year will be my second without my dad on Father’s Day. I thought it would get easier, it doesn’t. But, I can tell you’re used to buying for the more professional guy, you’ve forgotten the dad who is a farmer or blue collar worker such as a Master Electrician, plumber or construction worker. And the older dad, if anything like mine, has probably been given every gift under the sun. Once dads reach about age 70 or 75, they often prefer activities and no more “stuff” in their life. My dad’s favorite gift was a ticket to do something such as two tickets (you have to get one for the wife to go along) to a local dinner theater or a place like the Totem Pole (not far from Gettysburg, PA and once owned by Jean Stapleton, think Archie Bunker). Or two tickets on a steam train or tickets to a ball game for a favorite sport or whatever that person’s dad really likes. Every dad is different. Also, food gifts are best for older dads. Their favorite snacks or an Omaha Box. I sent 2 or 3 of those as gifts and if you do their specials, its pretty good value. I wasn’t sure how my folks would like it, but they did. As for snacks, for my dad it was cheese or nuts, especially peanuts, maybe even flavored popcorn. So here are some other suggestions for dads who are older or less fancy. One would think after 80 years it got easier, it never did. I had one of those dads who if they wanted something, they went and got it. Drove me nuts, it made gift giving an ordeal every holiday. But I would give all the money in the world to have that frustration back.