Christmas Gift Ideas for Dads #HolidayGiftGuide

Let us face it; Dad can be a very hard person for which to buy Christmas gifts.  He likely has just about everything and definitely does not need another “World’s Greatest Dad” t-shirt or mug.  He does not want another tie, either.  So, what is a good family to do?  Whether your dad is normal, a little weird, outright wacky or a bit of a geek, your best bet is to get creative and think outside the box.

Fun and Silly Gifts

 

There are tons of funny, silly gifts that your dad will love.  From an official “Thumb-Wrestling Ring” to a “Make-Your-Own-Opoly” Monopoly game, the options for getting Dad something that will bring a smile to his face are virtually endless.  While these kinds of gifts may not be terribly useful, they will definitely make Dad laugh when he opens them.  For the guy who has everything, a good laugh may be the best gift he gets on Christmas morning!

Man-Candles

 

In scents like 2x4 (sawdust), off the Grill (burning charcoal and cooking meat) and Fill ‘er Up (gasoline), man-candles can be a great gift for the dad who has just about everything else.  Man-candles can even be made in custom scents, so Dad can have his favorite scent in his favorite space.  Flowery candles just do not have the same attraction as these more manly scents, and your dad will appreciate the thoughtfulness of having his favorite scent with the relaxing flicker of candlelight.

Guy Stuff

 

Dads love duct tape.  This is a well-known fact in nearly every family, but if you are not Dad, you probably do not understand exactly why duct tape is so great.  A fun gift for your duct-tape obsessed dad could be several rolls of the silver stuff, along with a book about the many uses of duct tape, such as “The Jumbo Duct Tape Book”.  Your dad will think of your wonderful gift every time he uses his duct tape or finds a new use he had not thought of before; and let us face it: Dad is right; duct tape is just awesome.

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