We Test Products All Year, and This Is What We Recommend Gifting in 2022

"This felt like the year that pizza ovens went mainstream, so what better way to cap off 2022 than by giving the foodie in your life one of the best pizza ovens in the game. The Karu 16 is versatile and easy to use, especially when paired with Ooni’s proprietary propane attachment. Pizza nights will never be the same." — Jack Seemer, Executive Editor

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"I always liked keychain carabiners, as they let me keep my keys and accessories secure while freeing up my pockets, but most are inconvenient if you don't have belt loops. This one has a magnetic quick release that bypasses that while remaining secure, beautifully designed, lightweight, etc. For EDC lovers, this is a really great gift IMO." — Sean Tirman, Commerce Writer

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"This TV is one of those upgrades that feels rewarding the moment you take it out of the box — it's super elegant — and just keeps on impressing. Even if 8K content is hard to find at the moment, it makes regular old 4K (and even broadcast 1080p) look sharper, cleaner and better, and its superthin bezels mean it almost appears to be a holographic image floating in midair." — Will Sabel Courtney, Senior Editor

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Honorable Mention: Insulated TKWide 32-oz w/Twist Cap and MAX 360c MKII Laser Radar Detector

"More affordable watches should be like the Timex Q 1978 Reissue Day-Date. They should offer a higher level of design and details, even if they forgo premium (expensive) stuff like fancy materials and mechanical movements. Alas, the Timex Q is rare in doing so but makes a great gift for anyone interested in a truly elegant watch that doesn't cost hundreds or thousands of dollars — or for fans of sport watches who might sometimes also need a good dress watch." — Zen Love, Associate Editor

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Honorable Mention: Seiko Prospex and Oris Rectangular

"If you have someone in your life that's made the switch to plant-based milks, the Nutr makes for a a unique gift of homemade sustainability. With the Nutr it's incredibly easy to turn any choice of nut, bean, or grain into a frothy milk. Before you press buy, we recommend checking if your special somebody already has an expensive blender — you could get by with a cheaper gift of a nice carafe and a nut milk bag especially if a vitamix is already taking up counter space." — Mitch K

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"This GP100 selection makes an amazing sub-$50 gift for any bike nerd or handy person in your life. Attach it to your keyring and you'll never be caught without a hex wrench (or screwdriver) again. A pivoting head allows for surprising torque, magnets hold the double-headed bits in place and the keychain actually keeps the whole unit locked up tight when not in use. I won't say this gift will leave the recipient rooting for friends to have minor bike or household hangups that require one of its 11 total functions, but yeah, kinda." — Steve Mazzucchi, Senior Editor

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"Golf participation has boomed since the beginning of the pandemic. This includes first-time golfers and people coming back to the sport. Lots of times, they're the ones who need equipment upgrades. If they're in need of a new bag, you cannot go wrong with the best in the business: the Ping Hoofer." — Ryan Brower, Senior Commerce Editor

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"Spending $250 on a gift is pretty steep — so you should really like this person — but the newest AirPods Pro are wonderful wireless earbuds for anybody who has an iPhone. They sound great, have much improved noise-cancellation and, for the first time, they have on-earbud controls for volume." — Tucker Bowe, Associate Editor

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"These recovery shoes are easy to slip on pre- and post-workout, the RestoreFoam is the perfect blend of comfort and support for your tired feet after training and there's plenty of colorways to choose from, all at less than $100. Plus, in my opinion, they're more stylish (and carry less of a stigma) than Crocs or other rubberized footwear." — Ben Emminger, Associate Editor

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"This vacuum is worth the money! It's quiet and adaptable for a variety of crevices and angles throughout the home. I do wish it had a little light on the front but other than that I continue to be very pleased with it." — Leila Barber, Production Designer

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"A really solid gift as you can use it all year round, in your backyard or on a car camping trip. I was impressed with how well it has kept to its smokeless claims. And if you gift it this year, there are tons of follow-up accessories that you can give them next year." — Mary Singler, Editorial Production Assistant

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Honorable Mention: Orbit B-hyve Smart Hose Watering Timer

"The value in finding items that can infuse joy into the everyday can't be overstated, and that's why I love this luxury-influenced little boxcutter. Sure, it's a little pricier than other, standard options, but the unique shape and interesting colorways make me smile every time I open a box, letter or package." — Hayley Helms, Associate Editor

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"If you've got money to spend, this is a gift that keeps on giving." — John Zientek, Senior Editor

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"There's no doubt that the Dyson Airwrap lives up to the hype. Its high price tag will quickly pay for itself, if you're a fan of salon-quality blowouts and effortless-looking curls. And this kit comes with six attachments, a sturdy carrying case, convenient travel pouch and matching comb and brush. It's the perfect gift for the person in your life with long locks and a great sense of style." — Grace Cooper, Commerce Writer

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"What do you get the person who has everything? A place to store it all." — Evan Malachosky, Associate Editor

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