Father’s Day Gift Guide 2025
30 fun, useful, and unique Father’s Day gift ideas for dads of all interests and all budgets from $13 and up.
So… uh… Father’s Day is sneaking up on me way too fast. And today, I realized it’s right around the corner!
Last month, I shared all of my favorite Mother’s Day gift ideas, so it seemed only right to round it out with a Father’s Day guide too.
In preparation, I not-so-stealthily asked Robert what were some of the coolest Father’s Day gifts he could possibly get (besides good ol’ quality time with the fam).
And these were what he came up with, a few of his favorites that he already owns, and a few I threw in as perfect ideas to give him and my dad. Just in case you need some gift ideas for dad in your life.
Not gonna lie… I kind of want a few of these for myself.
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Father’s Day Gift Ideas
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Gifts for Dad Under $30
Outdoor Movie Screen Kit $30 – Transform the backyard into a movie night wonderland—just add popcorn, cozy blankets, and Dad’s favorite flick.
Grill Baskets $16 – For the dad who claims the grill as his kingdom—these toppers make it easy to cook up veggies, fish, and small bites without losing half of it through the grates.
Backpack Cooler $24 – For park days, beach trips, or backyard barbecues, this cooler backpack keeps his drinks cold and his hands free.
TableTopics $25 – These cards are perfect for sparking meaningful convos (or hilarious debates) at the dinner table, road trips, or family game nights.
Safety Nailer $13 – This clever little gadget holds nails securely in place, keeping Dad’s fingers out of harm’s way while he hammers—because DIY projects shouldn’t come with band-aids.
Golf Ball Retriever $23 – For the dad who refuses to leave a ball behind, this extendable retriever is a big help if dad has a bad back and can’t bend over easily.
Drop Stop $25 – This clever little gadget fills the dreaded gap between your car seat and center console, so Dad’s phone, keys, or fries never disappear into the abyss again.
Dad’s Story Journal $21 – Especially a great idea for the patriarch of the family who has a lot of wisdom to share.
Isaac Jacobs Frame $14 – Simple, sleek, modern, and perfect to put on dad’s desk at work with a favorite picture of his family.
BruMate Hopsulator $30 – Like a koozie on steroids… if dad has a family beach trip coming up, this definitely needs to go with him.
Gifts for Dad Under $100
Manscaped Weed Whacker 2.0 $40 – If Dad’s grooming routine could use a little upgrade, this ear and nose hair trimmer is sleek, powerful, and way more appreciated than a necktie.
Pura Car Diffuser $52 – Give his car that just-cleaned smell—without the gas station pine tree. He’ll thank you every time he hops in.
Dewalt Cordless Screwdriver $89 – One of the handiest tools in the tool box! We use this little guy on so many quick projects around the house.
Shiatsu Massage Cushion $99 – This massage pad has rave reviews yet is cheaper than the real deal full-sized massage chairs. Dad can enjoy it on his desk chair, on the couch, or in the car.
Loop Switch 2 $60 – I just discovered these a few weeks ago and they are a game changer! I use mine to help me stay focused on work, but they also come in handy at concerts, sporting, events, or when you need quiet time.
Harry Potter: Page to Screen Book $43 – Okay, I know we’re total nerds for this but we have this as a coffee table book in our media room. The BEST if dad is a Potterhead.
Wooden Ladder Ball Game $90 – A summer essential for the backyard cookouts coming up soon for July 4th.
Valet Tray Charging Pad $34 – A sleek spot for charging his phone, earbuds, and watch all at once.
Motorized Mini Exercise Bike $76 – A great way for dad to get some cardio in if he’s stuck at a desk job or for grandpa if he needs a low-impact, safe workout.
SKLZ Putting Green $60 – Totally cliche, but it’s a Father’s Day hit for a reason.
Slim AirTag Wallet $35 – If your dad’s always asking, “Where’s my wallet?”—this sleek little number solves that in one shot. It’s slim, stylish, and made to hold an Apple AirTag so he’ll never lose it again (or at least won’t have to tear apart the house looking).
Hybrid Swim/Street Shorts $70 – Classic, comfy, and built to last—these pants are basically the dad uniform done right that can be worn out and about or for swimming.
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Splurge-Worthy Gifts for Dad
BedJet 3 Climate Comfort $569 – Whether he runs hot, cold, or both—this gadget turns his side of the bed into a personal climate zone. Total game changer.
Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer Sunglasses $299 – They look like stylish sunnies, but these Ray-Bans also take calls, play music, and make Dad feel like James Bond at the soccer game.
OluKai No Tie Boat Shoes $120 – Robert introduced this shoe brand to me and now we’re both hooked. Comfiest shoes ever!
Oura Ring 4 $349 – I gave this to Robert at Christmas and he’s been a huge fan ever since. It tracks stress, sleep, heart rate, so many health metrics to keep dad on track.
Garmin Approach GPS Golf Watch $150 – Perfect for the golfer dad: easy-to-use golf watch comes preloaded with over 42,000 courses and provides accurate distances to the green, hazards, and doglegs.
Power Tool Organizer $110 – A garage workshop game-changer.
Nebula Capsule 3 Projector $400 – This projector is the size of a soda can! And has built-in Google TV and Dolby Digital sound. It’s one of the more pricey projectors out there, but it’s worth it if picture/sound quality is important to you.
Marley Wireless Turntable $250 – This eco-friendly turntable combines classic vinyl vibes with modern Bluetooth streaming, all wrapped in a sleek bamboo design that’ll make Dad’s music corner look extra sharp.
Tushy 3.0 Bidet $110 – This sleek, non-electric bidet installs in under 10 minutes and delivers a refreshing clean with adjustable water pressure—because even Dad deserves a spa moment every day.
Got any other Father’s Day gift suggestions? Or ones you’ve given in the past that were a big hit?
