My dad was always a hard person to shop for, and I'd always complain about and agonize over what to get him for Father's Day (and for his birthday, and for Christmas...). Of course, now that he's been gone for two years, I'd do anything to have to buy him a present again! Long story short, if your dad is still around, I hope you show him how much you love him, whether that's sending him a present, doing a socially distant drive-by, or breaking all the rules and giving him a big ol' hug. And if you're in need of gift ideas, read on.
1. I'd be willing to guess that most men (and many women) get up to pee in the middle of the night, and as far as nightlights go, this one is pretty innovative (and useful).
Brilliant Ideas LED toilet night light $10
2. It's grilling season and it should be hockey playoffs season. With handles made from repurposed hockey sticks, hopefully these tools well help fill the void.
Hockey stick BBQ set $45
3. This portable keg is growler-sized, but unlike a growler, it keeps your beer cold, carbonated, and fresh for weeks. There goes that excuse to drink it all in an evening.
GrowlerWerks uKeg Go $99
4. Not only does this beautifully designed device charge your phone wirelessly, it also disinfects it with UV light—necessary in these germ-avoiding times.
Lexon Oblio sanitizing wireless charging station $80
5. Pop this glass in the freezer for a couple hours and the gel-filled insulation will keep Dad's beer properly cooled till he's done with it (hopefully).
Host beer freeze pint glass $13.34
6. With a built-in carabiner, Dad can hang this Portable Bluetooth Speaker on his backpack, his bike, his lifejacket, his belt...you get the picture.
JBL clip 3 Portable Bluetooth speaker $49.99
