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    42 Father's Day Gifts That Are Both Amazing *And* Under $25

    These gifts may be under $25, but the looks on your siblings' faces when they realize you outdid them yet again will be priceless.

    Hey! While we’re doing our best to make sure the products we feature will arrive in time for Father's Day, shipping times can vary depending on where you live, which product you purchase, and more. Be sure to double check the retailers’ websites for shipping information to ensure that your gift will arrive in time for the June 20th!

    1. A "Father Figure" T-shirt to establish that all other versions of summer are canceled, because it's officially Dad Joke Summer now.

    Reviewer in black T-shirt that says "it's not a dad bod, it's a father figure" in white block text

    2. A sleek rechargeable electric lighter they can use to replace their old gas ones, perfect for lighting everything from fireplaces to campfires to gas stoves to candles to birthday cakes.

    Model using the black wand-shaped lighter with a small current at the end of it to light an electric stove

    3. An LED television backlight to not only make the images on the screen ~pop~, but also to reduce eye strain by making the images on the television not quite as starkly bright against the dark of the room.

    4. What I Love About Dad, a book full of fill-in-the-blank prompts so you and your dad can reminisce on all your adventures (and misadventures!!) over Father's Day dinner.

    Person holding the book titled What I Love About Dad by Me

    5. A Geekey multitool for the resident "fix-it" in your life — this gives them over a dozen *more* ways to do just that.

    A small steel key-shaped tool with various grooves and measurements

    6. Or a 5-in-1 multitool money clip that's secretly a bottle opener, metric and standard ruler, five sizes of wrenches, and six metric wrenches they can slip right into their pocket.

    7. A pair of golf socks that are not only super cozy for golf naps (er, I mean, golf game watching), but will fit them to a ~tee~.

    Gray socks with white trim that have black lettering on the bottom, with one sock saying "best dad" and the other saying "by par"

    8. A mug warmer to keep their coffee piping hot long after they brew it, so they can stop drinking it cold every time their morning slips into the time-space-caffeine continuum.

    A cup of coffee warmed by a black circular mug warming platform underneath it

    9. A toilet night-light so they can navigate to the bathroom without stubbing their toe on 86 things or turning on the overhead light and confusing their poor brain into thinking it's daytime.

    10. A beginner's sushi-making kit that'll let them take the fate of their rolls into their own hands, whether they want to make traditional rolls or get lawless and put bacon in them.

    11. A customized hanging bottle opener you can hang right next to dad's favorite chair for easy access.

    slate gray wooden sign with a bottle opener on top and a black etched logo that says "gatto brewing company" on bottom

    12. Plus a pair of glowing light saber chopsticks to bring balance to the Force *and* to their sushi, whether they're repping for the dark side or the light.

    13. A reviewer-beloved Carhartt T-shirt built to stand the test of time *and* the test of Dad's very discerning T-shirt taste. The heavyweight cotton makes it durable, easy to clean, and super comfortable to boot.

    14. A cold brew coffee maker so quick and easy to use that it will become your dad's new favorite toy. All they have to do is add coffee to the airtight brewer, add water to the pitcher, and pop it in the fridge overnight. BOOM, caffeine city.

    The cold brew coffee pitcher next to a glass of cold brew

    15. Plus a tiny milk frother that makes rich, creamy froths in seconds, making them as powerful as the Starbucks mermaid herself. It also doesn't need to be plugged in, cleans with a quick stream of hot running water, and is super easy to store.

    16. A funny Father's Day mug so they can have their morning coffee with a little side of "LOL."

    17. A waterproof pouch to keep their phone and other "doesn't play well with water"-type gadgets safe. Not only does this keep it safe, but they can still use the touchscreen with it, meaning they can take underwater photos galore 🐠🐟🐡.

    18. A LifeStraw, aka a personal water filter perfect for hiking, camping, or accidentally getting drafted into The Hunger Games. This compact gizmo cleans up to 1,000 gallons of water *without* using any chemicals or batteries, so they can safely stay hydrated wherever they roam.

    19. A guitar pick so they'll never ~fret~ about how much you love them.

    A hand holding the guitar pick that reads: I couldn't pick a better dad

    20. A pack of custom beer labels for new dads that gently says, "I know you can only handle half a Bud Light now and I support you."

    four beers with the custom labels on them and the cardboard carrier that says "a couple of beers, a couple if cheers, to the world's greatest daddy!"

    21. Or a Schitt's Creek-themed wine label to make any wine-loving dad proud that you're their bébé.

    four schitt's creek-themed labels on wine bottles that say things like "happy father's day from your bébé" and "you're the schitt, happy father's day"

    22. A Death Star-shaped ice mold, because why just have a regular drink when they can sip on one that's ~out of this world~?

    23. A durable, puncture-resistant Yeti Rambler mug with double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot for hours. Bonus — it's the perfect size to fit under a Keurig, unlike a lot of other insulators!

    A pale green mug-shaped drink insulator with a grip handle and clear plastic top

    24. A pair of wireless sleep headphones that will play white noise or the music of their choice in a comfy headband, so they can enjoy the calm of it all night long (and block out the unrepentant snoring of certain people and/or pets).

    A model sleeping with the headphone band around their ears

    25. A stuffed burger press, because not only will is this delight any grill enthusiast, but your chances of getting dad to make you one of these bad boys for dinner just went wayyy up.

    The burger press next to a stuffed burger and fries

    26. A ticket stub collecting notebook so they have somewhere to store their favorite memories from concerts, movies, or theater shows, plus a little note section so they'll always have context for why it was so special.

    A ticket stub organizer notebook with images of tickets illustrated on the front

    27. A compact mini donut maker for any dad with a sweet tooth — truly, can you think of anything in this universe more delicious than a warm homemade donut?? I'll wait.

    28. A bottle of Mike's Hot Honey, a miracle condiment they'll love so much they'll start putting it on everything from pizza to salads to ice cream to quite possibly directly into their mouth.

    A model drizzling hot honey on pizza

    29. A desk picture cube so they can keep all their favorite memories right next to their monitor for when they need a lil' pick-me-up during the day.

    Desk cube that says "best dad ever" on one side and a photo of a parent with a child on the other

    30. A tin of cocktail sugar or salt for the rims of their at-home cocktails that come in so many inventive flavors they might just call the Food Network to get their own bartending show.

    31. A trio lasagna pan that will basically make them feel like the master of their own fate, since they can make not one, not two, but THREE different rows of perfectly-edged lasagna at once.

    The pan with three rectangles of cooked lasagna with different ingredients in it

    32. A scratch-off world map so they can reminisce on all the adventures they've taken and dream up all the ones they want to take next 🌎.

    The map of the world in yellow with parts of it being scratched off by a coin to show color underneath

    33. A sound bar alternative that'll help them get them most out of their TV's speakers for a whoooole lot less — they can place the two "turboscoops" directly under their speakers, and once they're easily installed, it helps funnel the sound, making dialogue clearer and background noises crisper.

    A reviewer's television with two black "scoops" installed on the bottom of the screen

    34. A pair of shredder claws so not only can they carve up meat faster, but they can live out their childhood dream of becoming Wolverine once and for all.

    The claws resting on a bowl of shredded chicken

    35. An electric wine opener, because TBH, dads have earned the right to have a tiny robot open their wine for them.

    The tube-shaped metal wine opener next to a bottle of wine it just uncorked

    36. A flexible couch tray that can hold a full plate of Game Day snacks or Dad's favorite pancakes. They can either drape this over the arm of the couch for a small tray, or lay it flat out on a cushion as a larger one.

    37. A collapsible microwave popcorn maker that doubles as a serving bowl, perfect for the Father's Day movie marathon you've got planned for them this year.

    38. *Plus* a cult-favorite ~secret~ popcorn salt that anyone in the movie theater industry will tell you is a perfect dupe for that oh-so-savory buttery goodness you love to inhale before the previews begin. Not to be dramatic about popcorn on main, but this stuff is game-changing.

    39. An adjustable neck mount for their phone so they can FaceTime you and still keep their hands free for important tasks like eating chips and petting the dog.

    40. A rapid egg cooker that I am warning you right now is going to become your dad's only personality trait. It can make soft, medium, *and* hard-boiled eggs in addition to poaching, scrambling, and making omelettes out of them. This gizmo is like, a thousand potential breakfasts in one.

    41. A book of New York Times crossword puzzles for old school dads — they can ease into it with the simpler Monday puzzle book, then work their way up to the more challenging Friday puzzle book, until eventually reaching the Bowser level: the Sunday puzzle book.

    The cover of the Monday crossword book

    42. A pancake batter dispenser to make pancakes so easy that they miiiight just replace every meal. This not only saves them extra cleanup by letting them mix the ingredients directly in it, it also squeezes out perfectly round pancakes straight from the nozzle.

    A model using the pancake dispenser to load pancake mix onto a pan

    When you ask your dad who the favorite is after everyone gives their gifts: