1. A spiral cactus he'll assume you paid top dollar for at an expensive plant boutique. Bonus: Spin the pot around in his face to hypnotize him into admitting you're the favorite child. 🌀🌀🌀

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Don't forget to grab a pot (make sure the size matches the size of cactus you buy) and soil! 

Promising review: "I was delighted to discover a high-quality spiral cactus at an exceptional price. The product arrived securely packaged, with protective paper wrapping. Wear protective gloves when handling the cactus. The spiral cactus arrived in good condition, without a pot, but with a few roots, ready for planting. The package includes comprehensive cactus care instructions. If you're looking for an exceptional spiral cactus, look no further; this is the ideal choice." —PositiveMinded G

Get it from Amazon for $39.99+ (available in nine sizes). 

2. I've Venn Thinking — a creative card game that lets players compete to find the funniest similarities between an unlikely pairing, like the Incredible Hulk and TSA agents (not a fan of shoes). 

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To play, draw a red and blue disc at random to create a Venn diagram. Players then compete to find the funniest thing that they both have in common, either using the included cards or their imagination.

Promising review: "My friends and I are obsessed with this game. It's like a Cards Against Humanity situation, except you've been given two random topics and have to find something hilarious they have in common. You would think there's no way there are enough cards to make that many combinations, but there seriously are. You open the box and there are like a billion answers to the topics, so the world is really your oyster when it comes to picking the most hilarious answer you can. Highly recommend this game. I would not be surprised if this went viral on TikTok." —Neal P.

Get it from Amazon for $23.39.

3. A miniature Stanley tape measurer keychainso he no longer has to wonder how tall something is and try to guesstimate with his hands. This would come in clutch when furniture shopping or measuring his latest fishing catch. 

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It can measure up to 3 feet, so it's better for measuring smaller things.

Promising review: "I thrift a lot and often wish I had a measuring tape to compare picture frame sizes, furniture, etc. This has come in handy so many times. It can attach to your keychain/bag, or you can keep it in your car for such an occasion." —KB

Get it from Amazon for $5.30.

4. A tin of emergency googly eyes sure to help out your dad whenever he's in a pinch during a prank war. The pack comes with three different sizes, so get ready for everything in your home to suddenly start staring back at you. 

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Promising review: "I used these for a prank on my roommate and stuck eyes everywhere. They come in different sizes, some small and some big. They are pretty durable, as we keep finding them on different random objects. They were even stuck onto a door, and stayed the entire time we lived in that apartment. They are easy to use, as the back is sticky. They also put a lot in the single tin." —Flint_Ste.el

Get a tin of 150 from Amazon for $8.95.

5. A 3-in-1 portable chargerthat opens up to charge his iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch all at the same time. When they're done, it folds into a little dollop of a device that's easy to throw in a bag for later. Fights over the outlet and tangled cords are just not something we have to worry about these days. 

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Promising review: "These are fabulous for travel — they charge three devices from just one USB port, especially [helpful] when frequenting hotel rooms. The first one is now permanently stationed bedside to help clean up the clutter, and this will go into my briefcase for future excursions. Compact, and effective!" —see2xu

Get it from Amazon for $89.99+ (available in four colors). 

6. An ice cream maker so he can enjoy ice cream at home. Folks: ice cream. At home. This particular machine is easy to use, fast (ice cream and sorbet in 20 minutes!) and makes up to 1.5 quarts of frozen goodness. The transparent lid even has a spout, so he can add ingredients while the machine works.

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My favorite TikTok account uses this ice cream maker! See it in action here.

Promising review: "I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this ice cream maker. I never purchase store-bought ice cream anymore. I make non-dairy ice cream. My children, husband, and everyone who tastes it can't believe I made it." —Saida

Get it from Amazon for $54.99.

7. A a pair of nostalgic baseball hat ice cream bowls sure to start an impromptu "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" singalong. These are sturdier than their plastic forebears, meaning they can become heirlooms.

Uncommon Goods

Promising review: "This was a fun anniversary present to my husband, which I get to enjoy, too! Makes us feel like we're at the ballpark enjoying a treat while we're watching our Phils on the TV. They are sturdy, easy to hold and hold a lot or a little ice cream. Love them!" —Joho

Get them from Uncommon Goods for $48 (available in 18 teams).

8. A tabletop s'mores firepit so he can roast some marshmallows at a moment's notice — no campfire needed. He can use ethyl alcohol (which you can pick up for him at the hardware store), and it burns for up to an hour so everyone can get their sugar fix. 

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Houswise is a small business that specializes in tabletop firepits. 

Promising review: "We did our first indoor s'mores and movie on a cold Saturday night, and it was a hit with the kids and friends. It lit for an hour when filled to the max with ethanol. Easy to use, odorless, and just looks amazing!" —MD Boy

Get it from Amazon for $39.99+ (available in two styles and four colors). 

9. Murdle: Volume 1 — a book featuring 100 logic puzzles from the popular daily puzzle site, Murdle. Armchair detectives can work to crack the case and find out who did it, where, and with what. There are four levels of difficulty, ranging from elementary to impossible, so he can stay challenged as he goes. 

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For Elementary puzzles, you need to find the suspect, location, and weapon. For Occult Medium puzzles, the added challenge is that the murderer always lies, and the other suspects tell the truth! For Hard Boiled puzzles, you also need to find a motive. And for Impossible puzzles, you have to discover all four elements and deal with the lying witness statement from the murderer. Each puzzle has a logic grid to help you keep track of the evidence. 

Promising review: "The puzzles are a lot of fun, but the characters, storylines, and other details take the Murdle experience to another level. I have no idea how the author came up with all of this creativeness! You can Murdle solo or with friends. I look forward to future volumes, but this one will keep me busy for a while!" —Liz Gately

Get it from Amazon for $11.77.

And when you need more puzzles check out Volume 2 for $11.36.

10. A birdfeeder with a built-in camera so he can spy on his feathered friends and take notes on the avian goings-on. The camera has an AI system that can identify over 6,000 bird species, so he'll never have to argue whether the bird that visited was a goldfinch or an Eastern meadowlark.

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He can opt for notifications when birds come to visit (reviewers note that can be overwhelming if he has a lot of birds in the area) and save videos for later. The videos are high-def and have night vision so he can see every feather on that cardinal's head. 

Promising review: "Got this for my 95-year-old dad. He loves watching the feed of the birds come to visit, and I get to watch his feed from my home, too. I recommend this for any bird lover." —Cathy W

Get it from Amazon for $139.99 (available in two colors and a solar AI feature). 

11. An Ember temperature-control smart mug to help extra-particular drinkers keep their coffee or tea at the exact right temperature. Your dad can control the vessel through an app to ensure that his cuppa is consistently hot from the first sip to the last. There are even presets for specific drinks.

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Promising review: "I honestly went into this thinking that this product would not work as I envision it in my head, but, oh my god, it's unbelievable. I loved it so much that I bought the bigger 14oz. I find myself drinking my tea faster. What I love is that no matter what I am doing, even when I get super busy, I return and my tea is still nice and warm, the way I like it. Definitely a must if you are a tea or coffee drinker." —TS Jones

Get it from Amazon for $70.88+ (available in two sizes and six colors).

12. A tube of chocolate tennis balls that are surprisingly realistic. They have a marshmallow center that I think he's going to...love. ;) 

ChoconChoc / Etsy

ChoconChoc is a small business that sells unique chocolates. 

Promising review: "This was used as a gift and it turned out great!! They loved the novelty of it and said the chocolates were very tasty. Thank you!" —Falicia Forward

Get it from ChoconChoc on Etsy for $18.04.

13. Weird Medieval Guys, a silly coffee table book from my favorite Twitter account featuring quizzes, how-to guides, diagrams, and flow charts that give him a goofy peek at what his life as a peasant might have looked like. 

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Promising review: "I didn't expect the book to be so beautifully designed and printed. Plus, the illustrations and author's comments are hilarious. This book would make a great gift." —Chicago Lady

Get it from Amazon for $23.68.

14. A ticket stub diary to help him organize his loose theater, museum, concert, and sporting event tickets so he can fondly look back on all his favorite memories. Remember when you two caught a ball at Yankee Stadium? Thanks to this book, he'll know the exact date. 

Uncommon Goods

There are sleeves for the tickets, and room jot down notes about the event.

Promising review: "I still can't get over what a great idea this is. I had an envelope of random ticket stubs that I was always worried about losing that now are organized and look great. It's a really beautiful way to show some respect to the memories attached to the little scraps of paper." —Bonna 

Get it from Amazon for $15.76 to Uncommon Goods for $17. 

15. Yuzu kosho chili paste he can use to top oysters, season meat, mix with mayo for a sandwich topping, make salad dressing, jazz up soup — I could go on for a while, but you get the picture. It's citrusy, spicy, and briny, the trifecta of delicious condiment flavors.

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Promising review: "I just heard about this for the first time on a YouTube cooking show, and now I can't live without it. It's salty, mildly spicy and tangy. Adds so much in a tiny amount to so many recipes." —S. Underwood

Get it from Amazon for $5.75.

16. Matchbook Distilling's Underhand Amaro made with Chinese five spice, Sichuan and Macqaw peppercorns, and rhubarb to create a complex, spicy sipper that sure beats a basic bottle of whiskey. Hot, bittersweet, and citrusy, this amaro changes with every sip, making it perfect for adventurous drinkers.

Flask & Field

I am completely obsessed with Matchbook Distilling Co.'s unique line of amaros! The Underhand is soo spicy and warming. I've never had anything like it. If your dad is more of a fruit-forward drinker, I recommend the peach amaro! It's next-level delicious when mixed with seltzer. 

Get it from Flask & Field for $48. 

17. A fancy book filled with lots of unusual knowledge so he can come prepared with interesting trivia the next time conversation falls flat. He can impress people with facts about Hollywood urban legends, presidential pets, strange sporting events, and more. No need to fall back on dad jokes all the time. 

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Promising review: "Like most seekers of knowledge I am always searching out unusual and unique books on a wide range of topics. When I saw this huge hardcover 704-page book on Amazon for a bargain price, I just had to have it. The twenty-two chapters cover an enormous amount of interesting and informative information on numerous topics. If you love books that are full of facts and information on a wide range of subjects, you need to have this book in your personal or even public library donation." —Joseph J. Truncale

Get it from Amazon for $10.

18. Or! If your dad's corny joke arsenal is getting old, a copy of The Very Embarrassing Book of Dad Jokes to arm him with some new groan-worthy zingers. 

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Reviewers note that some of the jokes lean more British than American in terms of context but it doesn't take away from the charm. If that's a dealbreaker, check out this highly-rated one. 

Promising review: "Hilarious! I bought this for a Christmas present for my father-in-law. I ended up not giving it to him because I thought he wouldn't like it. I put it in the bathroom and when he came over, he kept coming out of the bathroom smiling to tell us a new joke from the book!!!! He loves it!" —JDubya

Get it from Amazon for $9.89.

19. A whiskey glass that looks like it was on the receiving end of a really intense dice throw. The design is a nat20 in my book. :) 

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Promising review: "Got these for my son for Christmas, and he was not disappointed! Well made, the glass is very thick, they look amazing, and they hold approximately 8 ounces of liquid. They are smaller than we thought they'd be but as he stated, that means he can limit how much he's drinking. Absolutely love how they got the dice embedded into the glass!" —DD Maloney

Get it from Amazon for $20.99 (available in two colors).

20. A wind-up toy shaped like a cat riding a robot vacuum. We've all the seen the videos — it's time to recreate it at home. 

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This toy is battery-free! It also comes with a little booklet. 

Promising review: "I think this little toy is adorable. I have it on my coffee table, and you just wind it and watch it go. I bought one for a friend and she loved it. Cute gift for cat lovers." —T

Get it from Amazon for $9.86.

21. A high-end bottle of Takesan Kishibori soy sauce if you want to show your dad what he's been missing by sticking with grocery store brands. No offense to Kikkoman, but this elevated sauce from Shodoshima, Japan offers a richer, more complex flavor that has happy reviewers pledging their allegiance.

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Promising reviews: "This is my go-to soy sauce for sushi and all Japanese dishes. The depth of flavor from aging in oak barrels is obvious, as is the nuances in the flavors, compared to the sauce aged in stainless steel. I always have a bottle in reserve." —CN

"A few years ago, a food blog evaluated soy sauce brands and put this one on top. The usual Kikkoman is fine, but this is better. I gave it a try, and... Well, now Amazon reminds me that I've purchased this product four times already. That says something; it's not like I go through soy sauce that fast. As artisanal products go, this is affordable. It's worth the experiment!" —Esther

Get it from Amazon for$13.99.

22. A — get this —CUSTOM BOBBLEHEAD! Whether he's a hardcore sports collector or has Dwight Shrute-like taste, he's gonna be nodding and smiling (just like his gift!) when he sees this. 

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This ships in five to six days.

Promising review: "I cannot recommend this enough. This is the best gift I have ever given, and everyone loved it! The attention to detail and care for what I wanted was above and beyond. The bobblehead looked exactly like my father. Even the gift box and presentation were stunning. It was a huge hit and my dad LOVED it! I highly recommend! The best!!!" —Anna

Get it from Amazon for $79.90.

23. A stargazing book and Stellarscopefor the dad who's always encouraging you to look up. The portable star lens can help your pop identify over 1,500 stars that can be seen from the continental United States, along with most of Alaska, Canada and south of the Arctic Circle. The accompanying book offers some extra context and science trivia your dad is sure to regale you with every clear-skied evening.

Bespoke Post

To use the Stellarscope, pick an adapter (based on latitude), rotate the time/date selector, and view through the lens to see a star map that overlays the current night sky. If you'd like to buy these items separately, you can get the book here and a Stellarscope here. 

Promising review: "I struggle with remembering the constellations, and this is already helping me find and identify them. It's my new favorite toy." —Jessika S.

Get it from Bespoke Post for $68. 

24. A box of fried chicken...*drum roll*...ICE CREAM!!! He'll get nine pieces of waffle ice cream filled with chocolate "bones," covered in white chocolate and crushed cornflakes, and packaged in a KFC-like bucket.

Goldbelly

These come from Chef Cynthia Wong, a six-time finalist for the James Beard Awards’ Outstanding Pastry Chef, so you know they're gonna be finger-licking good.

Promising review: "The bucket and ice cream look so real that could easily be mistaken for real chicken. Recipient said the ice cream was very good." —Jim B.

Get it from Goldbelly for $109.95.

25. A 10-year diary for the journaling experts who are ready to graduate from the famous 5-year journal. Your pa gets five lines per day to jot down his experiences, plus a prologue and epilogue. Already a cute gift idea, but it's made even better by the gold foil details and delicate illustrations!

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Promising review: "It's exactly what I expected. The paper is lovely to write on, and there is just enough space to put in the day's basics. I like that it's an easy/short diary entry, which makes me more likely to write stuff. The text of the diary is entirely in Japanese, which I do not speak, but this does not impact my using the diary, and the year flows from left to right like most Western books." —ComfyHappyFeet

Get it from Amazon for $31.41.

26. A USB-C charging cube that looks like Susan Kare's smiling macintosh that yep, lights up when it's plugged in. He probably already has a charger, but is it this cute???

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I love, love, love this little charger! It charges my phone unbelievably fast — sometimes, I'll plug my phone in just while I'm going through my nightly routine, and the battery will be 20% fuller by the time I'm done. It lights up when connected to a device and then turns off automatically about two minutes after being disconnected. The screen changes colors depending on what type of charge it's providing (green for super, blue for fast, yellow for normal, and white for none); I'm not 100% sure what affects the charge speed, but I always get the blue light when I charge my iPhone 12. You need to supply your own cord, but I have a million of those anyway. I definitely recommend as a gift for retro design lovers! 

Promising review: "So glad I got this! It changes color whenever you charge and the battery charging performance is up to par with a standard Apple charger. Its design is super adorable." —Grace B.

Get it from Amazon for $29.99.

27. A glowing mini bowling set if your old man wishes he could be at the bowling alley instead of work. It even plays music!

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It comes with an 11-inch bowling lane with six pins and a bowling ball. Reviewers say they wish the lane were a little more rigid and suggest putting the racker on top of the lane instead of under, as instructed. 

Promising review: "Omg!!! This was so MUCH FUN!!! Way more than I even anticipated! Fantastic, it has the most awesome disco-esque music that is just hilarious! Super awesome, you can turn off the sound to be a touch more discreet when playing in the office. We took so many videos, even slow-mo. The ball and the pins really do glow! I love the attention to detail and quality of this little guy, and the lane RETRACTS....lol. Get one! It's awesome!" —tenay32

Get it from Amazon for  $11.30.

28. A Japanese hori hori gardening knife sure to become the MVP of his gardening toolbox. The lightweight tool has a serrated side and straight edge, so he can dig, weed, slice roots, cut sod, and break up perennials. Deep-rooted dandelions and other summer weeds will see themselves out. 

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Experts call this gardening must-have "indispensable." Learn more about it from HuffPost's review. 

Promising review: "I use a lot of hand tools in the yard and garden. This is officially my favorite. It has so many functions and use is simple and easy! Perfect blade size to remove whole plants. It's got a great handle, and you get a firm grip! The blade cuts, saws, allows you to gauge depth, and pushes easily into the soil! You will love this tool!" —WM

Get it from Amazon for $21.98.

29. A set of LED lightsaber chopsticks to make fights over the last dumpling extra dramatic. They can change colors (red, blue, yellow, purple, and multicolor) so he can either make them match or change to red and blue to recreate the Duel on Cloud City. 

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Promising review: "The chopsticks are very durable, and the glow is bright. They're a bit bigger that I expected — but very pleased nonetheless with the product because it serves the purpose and is entertaining for kids, right up to adult Star Wars nerds. It also made the perfect gift for my fellow Star Wars nerds. I've been too busy playing with them rather than using them to eat food — but hopefully that will eventually happen before the batteries need changing." —Anthony

Get it from Amazon for $9.97+ (available in two styles).

30. An adorable bucket hat with embroidered sparrows your pop can sport on his next birding expedition. His buddies (the budgies?) are gonna be sooo jealous. 

Bird Collective

Bird Collective has donated over $178,800 to bird conservation and advocacy groups!

Get it from Bird Collective for $40.

31. A miniature kettlebell bottle opener for the father who works (out) hard and plays hard. Even as a gym-averse person, I have to admit this thing is super cool. 

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Jem Glass is a small business that sells fitness-themed gifts.

Promising review: "Product was delivered quickly and easily. Fun packaging and nestled safe in styrofoam. Unique Father's Day gift: tested and works perfectly. He's gonna clip it onto his cooler. Great purchase. Though I do feel the price was steep, the quality makes up for it." —Payton

Get it from Amazon for $34.99.

32. A set of lights with flexible goosenecks so he can grill late into the night without having to grope around blindly for his tools. The battery-operated lights are magnetic — he can just pop them onto the hood of his grill.

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Promising review: "Absolutely LOVED this product. I purchased them as a gift for my brother when we were all using cell phones to see the grill one night. They are sturdy, provide sufficient lighting, and are high-temperature resistant. Be careful because when they are on the grill, they do get hot on the outside, so take them off with some protection (gloves, towel, etc). I loved them so much I ended up purchasing a pair for my grill as well." —MVega

Get a two-pack from Amazon for $12.99 (available in black or silver). 

33. A candy specimen display for the fatherly candy scientist. If you've seen him perform a gummy bear head transplant, you know he's gonna love this. 

Parrish Platz / Etsy

Parrish Platz is a small business based in Colorado. 

Promising review: "This is sooo cool. I love it so much. Just as described. Quick shipping and the seller is super nice. Definitely get one." —Hayley

Get it from Parrish Platz on Etsy for $59.99 (available in two colors).

34. A jerky bouquet because flowers are so overdone and, honestly, not as tasty. Meat bouquets are the way of the future. 

Amazon

This bouquet includes five sticks of buffalo, five hot venison, five mild venison, and five sticks of elk...that's 20 ounces of meat altogether!

Promising review: "This was a Valentine’s Day gift for my husband. It arrived on time, nicely packaged. He really liked it. This is the perfect gift for a man or woman who appreciates thoughtfulness and practicality. The meat sticks are delicious and are not just beef but four gourmet game meats. I would recommend this gift." —Fan Girl

Get it from Amazon for $59.99.

35. A handheld bookshelf filled with tiny books (based on real publications!) he can shake in fury whenever someone messes with the thermostat. Once the tiny earthquake has subsided, he can let off some steam by meditatively putting all the tiny tomes back. 

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Promising review: "I didn't know what to expect from this super adorable anxiety bookshelf, but it delivered! I shake it up when I feel anxiety, even frustration, and I sort all the little books back onto the shelves any way I want, and it is sooo satisfying! The bookshelf is super cute and well-built. It is sturdy and beautiful. The tiny books are detailed, and their covers are amazing. They aren't actual books, but they really look like they are. This is the most gratifying gift I have ever purchased for myself. Beyond satisfied!" —Elda M Ferguson

Get it from Amazon for $29.99+ (available in brown or white).

36. Or, similar vibe here: a DIY miniature museum kit for the dad who's still thinking about how funny Night at the Museum was. Now listen, Lunch Box! This light-up 3D puzzle comes with 1,074 pieces and takes about 10 hours to complete, so you better not disturb the process. 

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Promising review: "This was just a fun model from beginning to end. I love how it came with a little hammer and glue. Took me about four days to get it all completed. SO much detail from the books to all the little trim pieces and railings. The hardest part was getting the dinosaur skeleton together without it falling apart. Haha. I had to switch to superglue on that one. This is a MUST-have puzzle; the pics almost don't do it justice. It's so pretty." —FraggleRock

Get it from Amazon for $48.73 (also available in 10 other styles). 

37. A challenging, circular puzzle that will finally give your jigsaw-loving dad a challenge. Try not to be too jealous when you get a pic of the finished product.

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It comes with 1,000 pieces. Good luck, Dad!

Promising review: "This was so fun. I want to buy it for all of my friends. Finished it in five hours and couldn't take my eyes off it. Sooooo goooddd." —einav

Get it from Amazon for $29.98.

38. Salteez drink strips for the dad who loves to turn his beers into tasty concoctions. The strips stick to bottles, cans, and glasses, and are basically a salt lick for humans. 🦌

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These are a lot easier to apply than the usual bar method of dipping in lime juice and a plate of salt/Tajin/etc. The flavors available are chili lime, lime and salt, or my fave — pickle salt! If he has more of a sweet tooth, check out the sour peach sugar version. 

Salteez is a small business that sells drink strips. 

Promising reviews: "I bought these for the river! BEST THING EVER! Way easier than carrying beer salt. I also use them on the boat while fishing! Highly recommend! Taste GREAT! Stays on!" —Lexi

Get a pack of 20 from Amazon for $14.95(available in three flavors, a variety pack, and larger packs). 

39. A set of vinyl coasters offering a retro (and super cute) way to protect his furniture from condensation. Guests who actually want to use a coaster? How the turntables. 

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Promising review: "I absolutely adore these!!! They are so cute and definitely do the job! They keep the surface free from water rings and make me giggle!" —johnny williams

Get a set of six from Amazon for $4.99. 

40. An adjustable punching bag set he doesn't have to install in the ceiling — in fact, he can set it up anywhere, from the back deck to his..."man cave." 🙄 It even comes with boxing gloves so he can start punching right away. 

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Promising review: "Don't even think about it...just do it. No regrets, other than I put it in my cart and deleted it a few times over a week when I should have just bought it. I love everything about it. I'm a beginner, but it makes me feel like a pro. I WFH, so I'm sitting all day. I even put it on low height and work up a sweat while I'm sitting on hold for 20 minutes. It's a great workout, great stress reliever, and it's hella fun." —Jawja W.

Get it from Amazon for $62.34.

41. GoSports BattleChip, a blend of golf and cornhole, which has almost certainly been created in a lab to be the perfect gift for dads. While definitely on *my* dad's wishlist (even if he doesn't know it yet), this portable outdoor game is fun for just about anyone old enough to hold a golf club (not included).

www.amazon.com, www.amazon.com

The set includes the target, a hitting mat, a dry-erase scorecard, and 16 foam balls to chip into the three nets. Reviewers say to grab a golf wedge from the thrift store if you don't have one.

Promising review: "Perfect little backyard cornhole/golf game. The family loves it. One board is enough for us, and who knows, we may even be getting subconsciously better at our chipping game. Easy to pack and take out and about any time!" —H. Scorpio

Get it from Amazon for $39.99+ (available in single and match styles).

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