Dads are notoriously hard to shop for. He says he doesn't want anything, but we both know that's not true. Our AI digs deeper than 'tools and golf' to find gifts he didn't know he wanted.
These examples are starting points, not personalized picks or verified offers. Links open Amazon searches; check the current price, included parts, and suitability before buying.
Start with something he actually spends time on: a particular brewing method, woodworking project, author, or walking route. Dad is the relationship, not the interest.
Check what equipment he owns before buying an accessory. A useful upgrade solves a frustration he has mentioned; another version of a tool he already likes may not.
For someone who says he needs nothing, consider something compact, consumable if welcome, or connected to time you spend together.
For a more personal shortlist, the AI gift quiz uses your answers about interests, existing belongings, and exclusions. Read how recommendations are made, including the limits of AI price estimates.
Want something more personal?
Our quiz asks questions like:
💭 Does he tinker in the garage or relax on the porch?
💭 Is he the research-everything type or an impulse buyer?
💭 Does he value practical tools or sentimental keepsakes?