Presents for men

[brindle]

I am stuck for the men this year, son and my dad .
Dh says he will let me know so dads and sons , sick of the usual boxer socks , my dad doesn't drink and is 84 any ideas.

[keith1973]

Your not giving us much to go on what’s your budget what are they into golf etc?

[Cloverlady]

Subscription to a have a monthly magazine delivered?

A personalised hamper of favourite little snacks/goodies?

A gardening gift - a collection of packets of seeds, some bulbs, a trowel, homemade ID sticks to identify planted seeds, gloves, a couple of home decorated little planting pots, a kneeling pad etc?

[brindle]

Probably £50 each roughly. Son likes climbing and outdoors . Dad no hobbies just likes sports on tv fussy eater likes sweets

[Mel49]

What about an ancestry dna testing kit as Amazon have one on offer for 49.99 at the moment. I bought one for my DS's 17th Birthday as he has been doing a family tree so I thought it might be interesting. (He's also getting an iou for driving lessons as no instructers have spaces at moment.)

I don't give DH any presents except a token gift from the dog and we try and have a weekend away together instead.

[Floridatilly]

I am getting my son a nice belt. Either Boss or Armarni. 👍🏻

[disney20042012]

Son swiss army knife
Dad some Hotel Chocolat with the 15% diccount from Sandra's Xmas thread

[MinniMouse]

We gave my 83 yr old FIL an Amazon tablet last Christmas. It was DH's idea. At the time I thought it would be a waste of money. FIL is dead old fashioned and not in to technology. He loves it! He has a subscription to the Daily Mail. I think that's all he does but he reads it every day!

Also, my dad is a football fan of a local town FC. He went to all the home games before Covid. I'm thinking of getting him some kind of tablet so he can watch the home games. He has a season ticket so he can log on and pop a code in.