Birthdays. Anniversaries. Father’s Day. Graduation. The calendar is chock-full of occasions for gifting, so coming up with the goods for your dad, best friend or significant other — or all three — is easier said than done. To make your life easier, and your gift better, we’ve rounded up 60 of our most-tested and respected giftable products for a no-B.S. guide to gear he’s sure to love.
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Even a casual watch lover needs a spring bar tool, and Crown & Buckle’s is the best; keep it handy to easily change a strap, adjust a bracelet and more.
Rastal’s Teku glass is the original craft beer drinking vessel. Although it optimizes the aromas and flavors of craft beers, it also makes drinking a Bud Light a more pleasurable experience.
We named the ShakeSphere one of 2019’s best fitness products for good reason: the internally seamless capsule employs centrifugal force to cleanly blend protein powder, water, milk and even some solids (like peanut butter and bananas) with vigorous shaking.
Pricier than something you'd find at Home Goods and cheaper than something from Le Labo, P.F. Candle Co.'s candles are hand poured and smell amazing. With a 50-hour burn time, the candle is perfect to place anywhere and everywhere.
Combining a fork, spoon, dual-edge, spatula, bottle opener, can opener and veggie peeler into one compact format, the ComplEAT proves that it is indeed possible to get excited about campsite cutlery.
A great foam roller doesn’t have to cost a fortune. The durable Grid features a multi-density exterior to support superior myofascial release and aid muscle recovery — and the free online video library that comes with it ensures optimal use.
You don't need to drink a scotch older than you in this glass to understand why your whiskey glass matters to your overall drinking experience. So feel free to go ham on the Jack Daniel's.
Can't figure out what plant to get that special someone? Let The Sill founder Eliza Blank choose three for you. We're sure you won't be disappointed with the picks.
An easy way to make your coffee taste better (even if it's just a placebo effect) is to drink out of a nicer mug. Kinto's are glazed on the top in muted colors that accentuate the bare clay base. The best part is they stack for those tight on space.
The new traditional means maintaining those traditions that are scarily becoming endangered. Read up on the passions of others and you may start up a new hobby of your own.
Trade connects dozens of coffee roasters across the country with those craving yet another cup of joe. Give the caffeine addict in your life a few bags to keep them jittery until their next shipment comes.
You obviously have to care about a person if you’re going to get them a gift. Elysium’s Matter shows that you really care — the supplements help delay brain aging so you can keep on gifting year after year.
Chances are if you were a diver in the 1960s, you owned a watch on a Tropic strap. The modern version is made from a new, vulcanized rubber formula that won’t fade from sunlight and is completely hypoallergenic.
The convenience of phone cameras make it easy to capture all your favorite moments in one place. But there's no denying that physical photographs and art prints are way better. Get them framed to keep them around for as long as possible.
If you know someone struggling with their work from home situation, get them this desk mat to make work feel less like work. It's hard to describe what a desk mat can do for your psyche, but when you try one, you'll get it.
There's a low-ABV renaissance happening, and while it won't replace your go-to hard liquor, Haus' array of apéritifs make a great pre-dinner beverage (or all-day drinking bout).
Free your toes with these Teva sandals, which are made for tackling trails, beaches and concrete sidewalks. Also, because they're made from recycled plastic, each purchase of Teva basically keeps four plastic bottles out of the ocean.
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