If Dad is a foodie but you want to take a break from the BBQ-themed gifts this year, look no further than this kitchen gadget. It takes just seconds to turn frozen fruit, overripe bananas and toppings like cookies and nuts into a creamy sorbet dessert.

$50, yonanas.com

Portable, powerful and ready for a party! The Electric Instastart Ignition fires up this grill at the push of a button, and a built-in thermometer makes it easy to determine when food is ready.

$250, sportchalet.com

Stream movies, TV shows, photos, music and games straight to the family room’s HDTV big screen with this media player. It’s compatible with Netflix, Hulu, Showtime, Pandora, ESPN, some HBO and more than 200,000 TV episodes and movies, so Dad can instantly binge-watch all of his favorite content.
 

$99, amazon.com

Most dads don't own a custom suit, let alone a custom suit that was ordered online! Using a webcam, the Knot Standard site can create a full body scan and find measurements without a trip to the tailor. Then the customization process begins, and Dad can create the suit of his dreams. Prices start at $68 for a custom shirt, $495 for a full suit. And just in time for Father's Day, the company launched its Red Card, which allows givers to put any value they want on the card and design their own gift for Dad.

Starting at $68, knotstandard.com

If your dad can most often be found with a spatula in his hand, sign him up for a box from Mantry, the Modern Man’s Pantry. Each delivery contains six artisanal—and full-size!—food products based on a surprise theme, plus recipes. Recent features were “Bourbon Breakfast,” which packed items like Bourbon Barrel Aged Maple Syrup and Blueberry Bourbon Jam, and “Coffee and a Smoke,” which included Franklin BBQ Espresso BBQ Sauce and La Quercia Smoky Borsellino salami.
 

$75, mantry.com

Treat the man in your life to the Winston Set from Harry’s, a brand that is redefining grooming with beautifully minimalist razors, high-quality blades and easy-on-the-wallet prices. This set, which contains the lightweight Winston razor (the handle can be engraved with his initials) as well as three blades and eucalyptus-infused shave cream, is the perfect marriage of form and function.

$25, harrys.com

Subscription e-book service Scribd is perfect for the dad who thinks he's read it all. Nine dollars a month grants access to more than 400,000 e-books—and guarantees he'll always have something new to read.

Scribd

Get Dad the gift of peace and quiet with these stealthy headphones. Disguised as a fleece headband, the speakers block snoring and other outside sounds with music, white noise or app-generated recordings designed to encourage sleep. For particularly tough nights, he can pull them over his eyes and use them as a sleep mask. 

$39.95; sleepphones.com

For the handyman at home, get the one-stop screwdriver that does it all. Its on-board storage system and adaptability for odd bits and sizes makes it useful to tackle every job around the house. And the palm-saver cap keeps unwanted blisters away—perfect for stubborn bookshelves or afternoon DIY projects.

$32.75; amazon.com

What could be better than a drink that combines all of Dad's favorite things? Knob Creek's first foray into flavored spirits blends its classic Kentucky bourbon with a touch of maple, reminiscent of sweet breakfast syrup, and smoky flavors that will remind him of his favorite smoked meats. Ron Swanson would be proud.

$31, knobcreek.com

Help Dad keep his drink cold with Balls of Steel Whiskey Chillers. Simply pop them in the freezer for 90 minutes before adding them to a glass of his favorite whiskey. As a special for Father's Day, Balls of Steel is offering a gift set complete with a two whiskey chillers, two whiskey glasses, a T-shirt and three wristbands, perfect for the whiskey connoisseur in your life. Don't let the silly name fool you. These little balls do plenty of good, too: 15 percent of each purchase is donated to testicular cancer research.

$66, originalbos.com

Like the rest of us, Dad probably can't live without his smartphone. He texts, calls, checks the scores and evens pays with it—so pamper him with a customized case. Visit Shutterfly.com to design one featuring a cherished photo (consider a fun family shot), an elegant wood-grain background and an optional name engraving. He'll feel the love every time he looks down! 

$35-$46; shutterfly.com
 

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