All year long, dads work hard to make sure we have great lives, so we’ve collected an assortment of gifts to fit all budgets that they are sure to enjoy.
Dad the Comedian
$14.95, WordTeasers.com
For the dad who loves to crack corny jokes, this collection of 150 will make sure he always has a new one. Classics such as “How do you get a squirrel to like you? Act like a nut!” will keep everyone laughing.
For the Grill Master
$3,799.99, Traeger.com
If Dad still uses charcoal briquettes to grill burgers, have the kids chip in for this amazing wood pellet grill. This high-tech grill does everything—searing, smoking, and grilling. He can set the exact temperature desired for perfect results every time.
Mr. Fix-It
Victorinox Swiss Army Huntsman Knife
$49.99, Victorinox.com
All dads need an heirloom-quality pocketknife such as this legendary do-it-all model. With its 15 functions, he will be able to sew leather, drill holes, trim loose threads, saw wood, open cans and bottles, tighten and loosen screws, slice hotdogs, and much more.
Sneaky E-Bike
$1,095, Ride1Up.com
Dad will love cruising around the neighborhood on this classically styled beauty. The battery and electric motor are carefully hidden but ready to propel him to speeds of up to 24 miles per hour for up to 30 miles.
A Course on His Wrist
$499.99, Garmin.com
You might think your golfer dad is checking the time a lot when you give him this watch, but he’s actually looking at more than 41,000 golf courses, reviewing the greens, and reading emails from his buddies to set up tee times.
The Write Way
Montegrappa Wild Ballpoint Pen Arctic Limited Edition
$575, PenBoutique.com
If Dad only writes with cheap pens, upgrade his style with this elegant yet manly pen. It features a steel clip shaped like the wing of a snowy owl and has the mantra “What you love – You will protect” on the cap.
Reach for the Stars
Unistellar eVscope 2 Smart Telescope
$4,899, Unistellar.com
This telescope features unique technology that removes light pollution with a digital eyepiece, and proprietary software and the Unistellar star-finder app deliver a clear view of celestial objects normally not visible unless you are far from civilization.
Big Sound, Tiny Footprint
$799, Bang-Olufsen.com
If Dad misses the huge stereo speakers he had in college, surprise him with this powerful yet compact speaker. The wireless design can be tucked onto a bookshelf and will fill his man cave with deep, rich, full tones.
A Compact Coffee Maker
Kalita Wave 155 Pour-Over Stainless Steel Coffee Dripper
$36.50, KalitaUSA.com
This will let Dad make a fresh mug exactly the way he likes it. The secret is a unique flat-bottom bed, three small extraction holes, and a patented wave filter for uniform heat distribution.
Bee Healthy
$20–$25, ZachAndZoe.com
Raw honey straight from the beehive has been used to soothe sore throats and treat wounds. When the founders of this company discovered that it can also alleviate allergies, they became beekeepers, offering a variety of flavors, beeswax candles, and even lip balm.
