72 Best Gifts for Dads Who Have Everything

Something He Definitely Doesn’t Have

Endoscope Camera with Light

Don’t be alarmed, this isn’t a medical device. It can actually be hooked up to his phone so he can see better in narrow spaces, like his car, or at home, in the pipes.

Esquire Pick

Cooling Bucket Hat

Esquire pointed us to this product, which was featured in their gifts for dads who have everything roundup. If he’s planning a vacation or lives in a sunny spot, he’ll appreciate how cool it’ll keep him.

Splurge Gift

DraftPour Beer Dispenser

Any beer lover craving that nitro-style draft from home will fall in love with this dispenser. It allows any canned or bottled beer to taste just like draft, complete with micro foam. Bonus: It’s small enough that he can take it with him to tailgates or cookouts.

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Get One for Every Dad You Know

9 in 1 Multitool Pen

If there was ever a “dad” gift, it would be this pen. He has nine functions that are actually useful (pen, ruler, screwdriver), so he’ll be using it all the time.

Great for the Tech Lover

3D Screen Magnifier

After resting his device on this foldable phone stand, it’ll project what he’s watching up to 12″ wide. That means better viewing for all his favorite Netflix shows, YouTube videos and more.

Perfect Father’s Day Gift

BBQ Grill Mats

Your dad’s inner grill-master will be so grateful for these non-stick grill mats. Not only are they super durable, but they prevent food from falling through and help certain meats cook faster. They are also machine washable.

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For Those Summer Days

Portable Neck Fan

Let’s be honest, no one sweats more than Dad. Whether he’s walking around or tending the garden, this season will call for a neck fan that has three speeds of cool.

Cool Gift for Dad

Monocular Telescope

Trust us when we say he’s going to love this gift. The high-quality telescope will give him 8x magnification, and is so light-weight, he can carry it on his walks, at the ball game, when he’s traveling, you name it.

He’ll Get A Lot of Use Out of This

Basic 2.0 Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment

You don’t have to buy him a whole new toilet, just get him this attachment that works with pretty much any model. It’s easy to install, and Amazon reviewers note is particularly useful for older dads. “My dad is getting older. This makes the bathroom a chore but it also makes his less likely to change some of his ways of doing things. I didn’t think he’d like this as much as he does,” one said.

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Give The Gift of Peaceful Rest

Sleep Aid Device

Dodow’s device is a metronome meant to help people sleep faster and naturally (medicine-free). Position the device on your nightstand, so the light is projected on the ceiling for you to see. Tap the touchpad to choose the eight- or 25-minute mode, then synchronize your breathing to match the blinking lights.

According to one verified customer: “This little light is a really nice guide to keep me centered and focused. I also like how it starts out with a more rapid breathing pattern and then slows you down so you relax.”

You Just Have to Get It

Best Farter Ever Mug

Is anyone funnier than your dad? Well, you might be after giving him this punny mug.

A Gift Only Dad Could Love

Water Powered Ear Cleaner

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Is he looking for a safe way to clean his ears of built-up wax? If so, the rechargeable Wush Pro Ear Cleaner has a rubberized shell and three pressure settings for gentle wax removal. It’s also water-resistant and complete with a flexible nozzle to fit in any ear.

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GH Reader Favorite

Digital Tape Measure

This tape measure is about to be your handyman’s new best friend. Not only will it measure more accurately than the naked eye, but it can quickly convert to the metric system and save previous measurements.

Get One for You, One for Him

Chillable Pint Glass

Say goodbye to lukewarm beer with these pint glasses. The insulated plastic walls are filled with cooling gel, which become chilled after two hours in the freezer.

“Spectacular present”

Jellyfish Lava Lamp

Okay, you might think lava lamps are for kids, but we all know how much dads love aquariums (right???). Well, this one can sit on his desk or nightstand for a much-needed break from work. It’s pretty cool when you see it move.

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For Your Car Obsessed Dad

Z-Creeper Seat

This is the type of thing he probably wouldn’t buy for himself, but if he loves working on his car, he needs it. It can go flat or as a seat, and allows him to roll around as he tinkers in the garage.

A Stanley for Him

The Tough-To-Tip Admiral’s Mug

You’ve probably seen the Stanley tumbler everywhere, but if Dad isn’t exactly a tumbler kind of person, the brand’s mug is the next best thing. It keeps drinks hot for four hours, cold for six hours, or iced for 24 hours. Plus, it has a wide base to sit securely.

RELATED: This Viral Stanley 40-Ounce Tumbler Is Finally Restocked on Amazon

Custom Dog/Cat Portrait

If Dad refers to the family dog as his child, then it’s probably about time you gift him a custom portrait of his beloved pet. The watercolor style is so pretty, and you can pick from a bunch of different fonts.

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For the Reader

The Book of Unusual Knowledge

Is there anyone who loves random facts more than Dad? We think not! Here, he’ll get hundreds of pages of interesting tidbits in categories like science and history.

Something Fun You Can Do Together

Model Building Train Set

If he loves working with his hands, this is a great gift. It’ll take about 3-4 hours to build, depending on his skill level with model kits.

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