The Best Men's Gifts Under $25

Upgrade that loofah with this Japanese shower towel that leaves skin feeling softer and cleaner.

If he loves camping or just hanging out in the backyard, this one-log fire is great for cooking up a meal or just providing some warmth for a wine night.

This no-frills minimalist wallet can haul all your cards and cash, but it's also both water- and chemical-resistant.

A t-shirt may not be at the top of everyone's gift list, but nobody ever complains about having an extra — especially when it's as comfy as this one.

Cologne is usually unreasonably expensive, but some solid cologne is a great little gift that he can use daily or keep in his bag for emergencies.

Perfectly sized for EDC, this pen utilizes NASA-grade tech to write upside-down, underwater and/or in zero-g.

Ideal for sharing (wink, wink), this pack includes a pair of top-shelf cigars to help your giftee kick back and relax.

Thanks to tough but light 18/8 stainless steel, a wide mouth and an integrated lanyard cap, this Stanley flask always results in cheers. (See what we did there?)

A compact Swiss Army knife is the kind of thing that goes unnoticed until you need it, at which point you're eternally grateful to whomever gave it to you.

If there were one beanie everyone could agree on, we think it would be this iconic watch cap from Carhartt. It comes in a ton of colors and is easy to wear in any season.

Everyone should have a flask they can hide away on camping trips, take to weddings or pack in their golf bag. Get this one from Viski, which not only looks great, but is super affordable.

The classic Opinel pocket knife has a timeless design and a terrific price point. It's the perfect desk knife everyone should own.

Normal mugs make good gifts, but mugs that keep drinks hot for 5 to 6 hours make great gifts.

Even if he doesn't smoke, he can’t deny that Zippos are cool as hell and good to have around.

Recycled cotton makes these socks from Arvin Goods eco-conscious as well as comfy.

The perfect vessel for kicking back and consuming that post-work brew, the Rastal Teku glass is known far and wide as one of the best beer glasses you can buy.

Field Notes notebooks are some of the best in the business and these National Parks ones are even better. Never let a brilliant idea go by the wayside.

For our money, this is the best pomade you can buy. It offers superior hold without the greasy look and feel of most pomades and it washes out easily — no more goopy strands.

Good whiskey needs a good glass. This one fits the bill to a T and has an extremely unique design that's a good deal more interesting than most rocks glasses.

A screwdriver, a capacitive touch stylus for smart devices, an integrated bubble level, a ruler and a pen. Amazing.

Everyone should know how to read a compass. Whether you're shopping for a seasoned outdoorsman or someone more at the beginning of their journey, this is a great gift to help them feel more connected to the wilds.

Cozy, durable and (most importantly) machine washable, this beanie will keep your giftee's head warm and toasty on even the coldest of winter days.

Do you actually know anyone that doesn't like a cup of coffee in the morning? We thought not. And that makes this hard-to-knock-over mug a great gift option.

Few people have redefined non-fiction the way Hunter S. Thompson did, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is his masterpiece. Everyone should own a copy.

Designed to fit securely in different bottle cages, this bottle is the perfect biking companion.

Help him get back to his best after a long night with a reviving eye mask.

Hand sanitizer is basically a must-have nowadays, but nobody wants to be using Purell all the time. Get a step up.

If you’re not buying someone boots, then at least buy him something to protect the ones he has, like this leather conditioner that will keep his boots supple and protected for a long time.

A bandana is good for wiping the sweat from your brow, keeping dust and dirt out of your nose and mouth, and so much more. This one will do all that and more and looks great, too.

This compact journal is perfect for stowing in a briefcase or a glovebox.

Merino wool, it turns out, is the perfect coaster material, and it looks snazzy as hell.