This wanderlust-inspiring coffee-table book chronicles life on the road for people who’ve gone off the grid in VW campers and adventure mobiles to far-flung locales like the mountains of Mongolia. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, the book will come with free two-day shipping. (That’s true of all of the items on this list.)

This dry bag will help him store all of his wet gear after a race, without getting the rest of his belongings soggy — ultramarathoner Michael Wardian says it’s the best gift he’s ever received.

A discreet pull-up bar that will take up much less room than the whole home-gym shebang (so it would make a good gift for the dad who says he never has time).

This AI-enhanced performance-tracking system will gather information about his scores and course management, and show him where he can improve his game (which is why it’s a tried-and-true favorite of dedicated golf dads).

A desktop charging station with six (count ‘em!) USB ports for whatever he may need to juice.

Ditch the cord completely for this wireless-charging setup that boasts thousands of glowing reviews.

A splash-proof Bluetooth speaker that will help him DJ uninterrupted.

Petcube’s monitor cams help worried pet owners keep a close eye on their pups while they’re away, and this model even dispenses treats.

If dad’s always wanted to take one for a spin, this mini–DJI drone wouldn’t be a bad place to start. It has a powerful camera for capturing aerial photos and is easy enough to control with a phone or even by hand.

A pair of sock-style water shoes that grip your feet like flippers might come in handy.

These streamlined packing cubes would help him close his luggage without much of a struggle.

A “smart” notebook that lets him digitize his hand-scrawled notes electronically via email or Google Docs. Once he’s gone through the whole thing, he can microwave it to reset it and start all over again (up to five times).

A peel-and-stick piece of film that lets him turn any surface into a dry-erase board — the marker and cleaning spray are included.

A heated pillow that kneads his neck and head with circular motions.

A camo toiletry bag that houses water- (and spill-) resistant lining.

You can’t go wrong with this plush Brookstone robe that writer David Schwartz has described as “sewn from satin and angel skin.”

A doctor-approved weighted eye mask should help him sink into sleep more quickly. Emergency physician Wallace Blake McKinney uses it to sneak in naps in between shifts, and says it works even if you’re a side sleeper.

A volcanic-rock mortar-and-pestle set (recommended by chef Alex Stupak) for the home cook who has everything.

These “funky” vegetables — purple carrots, yellow courgettes, and delicious red Brussels sprouts — will add even more variety to his garden.

He may not be able to resist the temptation of sticking cheese, potato wedges, or Snickers in this little deep fryer.

It’s a giant slab of pink Himalayan salt that’s sure to get “oohs” and “aahs” the next time he invites the neighbors over.

A wine aerator and carafe in one.

Writer Lauren Levy says this ’80s-style Braun alarm clock helped her curb her snooze-cycle habits for good.

A one-minute hourglass filled with magnetized iron sand that collects into shards and stalagmites.

Maybe now that he has a handsome copper kettle, he can ditch the $4-a-day vice.

These Japanese ceramic cups are meant for tea, but they’d be great for water or coffee, too.

Here, 500-plus pages of the story of the relationship between muse Loulou de la Falaise and Yves Saint Laurent, featuring interviews with more than 200 people, including Cecil Beaton, Diana Vreeland, and Robert Mapplethorpe.

He’ll never overcook a pork tenderloin (or undercook a steak) ever again with this digital thermometer that alerts him when the specified cut is done.

Strat writer Steven John says that among Bluetooth headphones, these are the best “in terms of sound quality, comfort, and design.”

A sleek activity and sleep-monitoring watch that doesn’t look like an activity and sleep-monitoring watch.

Perfect for the dad with a lower tolerance. This little gadget helps him reseal his unfinished beer.

A slim flask that has the look of crinkly paper, but is actually made of stainless steel.

The little ripples on these Bormioli shot glasses make them look like they’re elegantly melting.

A hand wash with cedarwood, geranium, and sweet-almond oils in handsome, if not entirely legible — the print’s teeny-tiny! — packaging.

Your lazy dad will think the culty R+Co invented this styling paste–slash–dry shampoo just for him.

For the perfectly manicured beard, your dad will appreciate this high-precision trimmer that’s one of our favorite electric razors. (See some of our other best-beard-trimmer picks, too.)

And if he prefers to go clean-shaven, he could do a lot worse than this handsome (and affordable) shaving set.

Yes, it’s a toilet-bowl sterilizer that uses UV light to kill germs. Stick this baby on the underside of the toilet lid, close said lid, and let it get to work.

A minimal aroma diffuser that came recommended by writer Lindsey Weber for its no-frills design and subtle scent.

A remote-controlled robot dog that barks and plays without needing to be walked or fed or cleaned up after.

These hexagonal wood-and-marble coasters are very lagom.

This room-size candle will make him think he’s living by the beach.

Maybe he’s in this book! At the very least, he’ll appreciate the collection of the many times the actor mixed and mingled with regular folk.

Maybe it’s time he made the move to a standing-desk converter like this one that people on Amazon rave about for its quality and affordable price point.

This wanderlust-inspiring coffee-table book chronicles life on the road for people who’ve gone off the grid in VW campers and adventure mobiles to far-flung locales like the mountains of Mongolia. If you’re an Amazon Prime member, the book will come with free two-day shipping. (That’s true of all of the items on this list.)

This dry bag will help him store all of his wet gear after a race, without getting the rest of his belongings soggy — ultramarathoner Michael Wardian says it’s the best gift he’s ever received.

A discreet pull-up bar that will take up much less room than the whole home-gym shebang (so it would make a good gift for the dad who says he never has time).

This AI-enhanced performance-tracking system will gather information about his scores and course management, and show him where he can improve his game (which is why it’s a tried-and-true favorite of dedicated golf dads).

A desktop charging station with six (count ‘em!) USB ports for whatever he may need to juice.

Ditch the cord completely for this wireless-charging setup that boasts thousands of glowing reviews.

A splash-proof Bluetooth speaker that will help him DJ uninterrupted.

Petcube’s monitor cams help worried pet owners keep a close eye on their pups while they’re away, and this model even dispenses treats.

If dad’s always wanted to take one for a spin, this mini–DJI drone wouldn’t be a bad place to start. It has a powerful camera for capturing aerial photos and is easy enough to control with a phone or even by hand.

A pair of sock-style water shoes that grip your feet like flippers might come in handy.

These streamlined packing cubes would help him close his luggage without much of a struggle.

A “smart” notebook that lets him digitize his hand-scrawled notes electronically via email or Google Docs. Once he’s gone through the whole thing, he can microwave it to reset it and start all over again (up to five times).

A peel-and-stick piece of film that lets him turn any surface into a dry-erase board — the marker and cleaning spray are included.

A heated pillow that kneads his neck and head with circular motions.

A camo toiletry bag that houses water- (and spill-) resistant lining.

You can’t go wrong with this plush Brookstone robe that writer David Schwartz has described as “sewn from satin and angel skin.”

A doctor-approved weighted eye mask should help him sink into sleep more quickly. Emergency physician Wallace Blake McKinney uses it to sneak in naps in between shifts, and says it works even if you’re a side sleeper.

A volcanic-rock mortar-and-pestle set (recommended by chef Alex Stupak) for the home cook who has everything.

These “funky” vegetables — purple carrots, yellow courgettes, and delicious red Brussels sprouts — will add even more variety to his garden.

He may not be able to resist the temptation of sticking cheese, potato wedges, or Snickers in this little deep fryer.

It’s a giant slab of pink Himalayan salt that’s sure to get “oohs” and “aahs” the next time he invites the neighbors over.

A wine aerator and carafe in one.

Writer Lauren Levy says this ’80s-style Braun alarm clock helped her curb her snooze-cycle habits for good.

A one-minute hourglass filled with magnetized iron sand that collects into shards and stalagmites.

Maybe now that he has a handsome copper kettle, he can ditch the $4-a-day vice.

These Japanese ceramic cups are meant for tea, but they’d be great for water or coffee, too.

Here, 500-plus pages of the story of the relationship between muse Loulou de la Falaise and Yves Saint Laurent, featuring interviews with more than 200 people, including Cecil Beaton, Diana Vreeland, and Robert Mapplethorpe.

He’ll never overcook a pork tenderloin (or undercook a steak) ever again with this digital thermometer that alerts him when the specified cut is done.

Strat writer Steven John says that among Bluetooth headphones, these are the best “in terms of sound quality, comfort, and design.”

A sleek activity and sleep-monitoring watch that doesn’t look like an activity and sleep-monitoring watch.

Perfect for the dad with a lower tolerance. This little gadget helps him reseal his unfinished beer.

A slim flask that has the look of crinkly paper, but is actually made of stainless steel.

The little ripples on these Bormioli shot glasses make them look like they’re elegantly melting.

A hand wash with cedarwood, geranium, and sweet-almond oils in handsome, if not entirely legible — the print’s teeny-tiny! — packaging.

Your lazy dad will think the culty R+Co invented this styling paste–slash–dry shampoo just for him.

For the perfectly manicured beard, your dad will appreciate this high-precision trimmer that’s one of our favorite electric razors. (See some of our other best-beard-trimmer picks, too.)

And if he prefers to go clean-shaven, he could do a lot worse than this handsome (and affordable) shaving set.

Yes, it’s a toilet-bowl sterilizer that uses UV light to kill germs. Stick this baby on the underside of the toilet lid, close said lid, and let it get to work.

A minimal aroma diffuser that came recommended by writer Lindsey Weber for its no-frills design and subtle scent.

A remote-controlled robot dog that barks and plays without needing to be walked or fed or cleaned up after.

These hexagonal wood-and-marble coasters are very lagom.

This room-size candle will make him think he’s living by the beach.

Maybe he’s in this book! At the very least, he’ll appreciate the collection of the many times the actor mixed and mingled with regular folk.

Maybe it’s time he made the move to a standing-desk converter like this one that people on Amazon rave about for its quality and affordable price point.