9 Father’s Day Gifts for Every Personality

Ties. Tool kits. "World's Greatest Dad" trophies. After kids have been out of the "macaroni-glitter-art-project" years, fathers tend to accumulate a lot of the typical Father's Day gifts.

Of course ties, tools, and trophies are all nice, but this year, don't resort to one of these cliché gifts. Get your dad something he'll really enjoy. No matter what kind of dad you have-sports nut or scholar, geek or golf fanatic-we've found something that will be perfect for him.

Father's Day Gift for the Metrosexual
Father's Day Gift for the Metrosexual


1. For the Metrosexual

Some dads get manicures, and that's okay. If your dad is more into shopping and skincare than mowing the lawn, get him a personalized shaving set. This luxe razor/brush duo(complete with a stand) features imitation ivory handles that can be emblazoned with his initials. (Fusion Contemporary Shaving Set, $255, Theartofshaving.com)

Father's Day Gift for the Golfer
Father's Day Gift for the Golfer


2. For the Golfer

Yes, golf gifts feel like tired standbys, but some dads really do like golf. If you've already given yours every single rangefinder, cart accessory, and divot-replacing set that the golf gods can dream up, get your dad a set of customized golf balls. Dick's Sporting Goods will print your dad's name, company logo, or a funny message of your choice on whatever kind of balls he prefers. The best part-since balls don't last forever, you're covered on a gift for next year, too. (from $19.99 for twelve, Dickssportinggoods.com)

Father's Day Gift for the Geek
Father's Day Gift for the Geek


3. For the Geek

If your dad is the one giving you computer tech support, indulge his inner gadgetphile with this adorable robotic USB hub. He winds up, stomps around, and glows, RARR! Also he houses four USB slots and an SD reader. (Roboto USB Hub, $28, Fredflare.com)

Father's Day Gift for the Busy Executive
Father's Day Gift for the Busy Executive


4. For the Busy Executive

Don't be mad if your dad's demanding job kept him from attending your dance recitals or baseball games. Dads with stressful work responsibilities need a time-out, so give him this tabletop zen garden. He can rake the sand and arrange the rocks to help him keep his cool on frustrating conference cards. Serenity now! (Deluxe Tabletop Zen Garden Kit, $23.99, Officeplayground.com)

Father's Day Gift for the Dad-to-Be
Father's Day Gift for the Dad-to-Be


5. For the Dad-to-Be

They say that kids don't come with an instruction manual, but if you know a guy who's about to embark on the grand journey of parenthood, help allay his fears with the Pinstripe Dad-To-Be Set, which contains a very manly pinstriped diaper bag, a book with tips on how to handle any childcare situation, and a totally hipsterish onesie for baby. ($125, Uncommongoods.com)

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