Advanced billiard training ball
Ideal for players looking to improve their shot accuracy and understanding of cue ball control and spin.
Usually $25–$50
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Gifts for your dad
511 gift ideas tagged for your dad, across 409 categories. Every card opens Amazon.ca or Amazon.com in your store.
Dads are famously hard to shop for because they tend to buy what they need the moment they need it. Gifts tied to a hobby or a daily frustration tend to land, like golf training aids for the off-season or a portable speaker for the garage.
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Aeros Ultralight Pillow
An egg-size inflatable Regular pillow with a fine-adjust valve and compatible pad-locking system.
$25–$50
All-in-one compact mess kit
An efficient solution for solo campers or backpackers, combining cooking and eating essentials into a single, space-saving package.
Usually $25–$50
All-season all-terrain hiking poles
Versatile poles equipped for diverse environments, from summer trails to winter snowshoeing adventures, offering year-round utility.
Usually $25–$50
Analog bathroom scale
A timeless and battery-free option for individuals who appreciate simplicity and a classic, enduring design.
Usually $25–$50
Anti shock trekking poles
These poles help protect joints by absorbing impact, making them suitable for hikers with sensitive knees or hips on varied terrain.
Usually $25–$50
Architectural building model
Engage architects and history lovers with a miniature replica of an iconic structure to construct.
Usually $25–$50
Artisan chocolate bar collection
This collection of unique chocolate bars suits connoisseurs who appreciate diverse cacao origins and flavor profiles.
Usually $25–$50
Artisanal hot sauce collection
This fiery collection is perfect for the adventurous food lover who enjoys adding a kick to their meals.
Usually $25–$50
Assorted 3d printer filament pack
A vibrant collection of filament spools is a thoughtful gift for any 3D printer owner, offering a spectrum of colors and material types for diverse projects.
Usually $25–$50
Audiophile grade vinyl pressing
Designed for discerning listeners, these records offer superior sound fidelity through meticulous mastering and high-quality materials.
Usually $25–$50
Automatic open and close umbrella
Offers convenient one-handed operation, making it suitable for busy individuals navigating urban environments.
Usually $25–$50
Baby first feeding gift set
Prepare new parents for the exciting journey of introducing solids or supplementing with this practical collection of feeding necessities.
Usually $25–$50
Backpack hydration reservoir
A hands-free hydration solution for hikers, cyclists, and runners, allowing continuous access to water without stopping.
Usually $25–$50
Badminton court marking set
Allows for easy and temporary setup of a regulation-sized court on any flat surface.
Usually $25–$50
Basic audio baby monitor
This simple device offers sound-only monitoring, perfect for parents who prioritize clear audio communication and portability in a smaller home.
Usually $25–$50
BBQ rubs and seasonings set
Elevate grilling and smoking experiences with a collection of expertly crafted dry rubs designed for various meats and cooking styles.
Usually $25–$50
Bean bag target toss
A classic carnival-style game where players aim bean bags at various targets or holes to score points.
Usually $25–$50
Beginner wood carving hand tool kit
This introductory set provides aspiring woodworkers and crafters with the essential implements to begin exploring the art of shaping and detailing wood.
Usually $25–$50
Beginner-friendly suspension trainer
Designed with ease of use in mind, this system helps new users safely explore bodyweight training and build foundational strength.
Usually $25–$50
Bicycle repair and adjustment set
Cyclists will appreciate this collection of specialized tools designed for routine bike adjustments, minor repairs, and general upkeep to ensure smooth rides.
Usually $25–$50
Black Diamond Moji R+
A 2.8-ounce rechargeable lantern with 200-lumen white light, colour effects, hooks and magnets.
$25–$50
Bonsai tree growing kit
An engaging and meditative gift for those interested in the ancient art of bonsai, offering a unique long-term plant project.
Usually $25–$50
Breathable muslin swaddle blankets
These lightweight blankets are perfect for new parents seeking a gentle, breathable wrap for their infant.
Usually $25–$50
How to choose for your dad
- Start with his favourite hobby and look for gear that helps him practise or enjoy it more often.
- Replace something worn out or annoying, like the phone charger he keeps borrowing or a tangle of old cables.
- For a new dad, a baby carrier or mobile is practical, and it helps to check what the family already has.
- If he plays billiards, accessories like cues, chalk or a cue case suit most skill levels.
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- Novelty gifts with jokes about dads, which get a laugh and then sit in a drawer.
- Advanced sports gear for a hobby he only dabbles in, since it can feel like pressure.
- Complicated gadgets with lots of setup, because they often never get plugged in.
Questions people ask about gifts for your dad
- What do you get a dad who buys everything himself?
- Look for upgrades he would not bother buying, such as a better speaker or a multi-device charger. Gifts connected to a hobby, like golf practice aids, also tend to get real use.
- Is a golf training aid a good gift for someone who golfs?
- Yes, especially for winter months when courses are closed. Putting mats and swing aids let him practise at home, and they suit casual players as well as keen ones.
- What is a good first Christmas gift for a new dad?
- A baby carrier or a mobile is useful in the early months. Pair it with something personal for him, since new parents often get gifts only for the baby.