The 35 Best Holiday Gifts for Dads Under $50 (That You Can Buy on Jet)

For the dad who likes a nice clean shave, this Braun is a (cheaper) cousin to the onetested and likedby deputy editor Jason Chen.

And we have not forgotten about thebeardeddads out there. This 3-piece kit is well-priced and includes a boars hair brush, wash, and conditioner. Plus, Billy Jealousy has a great reputation in the beard grooming world.

You can never go wrong with a gift set.

Okay, so this is just a bit pricier than $50, but it’s a small price to pay for the cultiest ofculty fragrances— introduced in 2006, it supposedly contains a molecule that smells different on each individual wearer. He can be the judge.

It’s true: You can get aSonicarefor under $50. It’s not top-of-the-line, but thiselectric toothbrushwill eliminate three times more plaque than a manual toothbrush.

A bathtub caddy for the dad who could use a spa day at home, but not without his iPad. Also includes a dad-friendlywine glassholder.

And a shower curtain for the dad who loves the great outdoors, but also appreciates the comforts of home.

This coffee and mint exfoliating scrub will definitely add a nice kick to his morning shower.

Does he like making breakfast? Thiswaffle makerwill help him crisp up some fine ones.

Or maybe he’s more of a toast dad. This thing is heavy-duty: itcan toastfour bagel-halves simultaneously, and each pair of burners has its own setting.

Strategist newsletter editor Mia Leimkuhler and her husband love this Lodge cast-ironcombo setfor baking bread and more. Leimkuhler writes, “We’ve used it for levain loaves, thick-crust pan pizza, and even Chinese-style scallion pancakes.”

Bodum’s classic French press makes some of the bestcoffee, and the copper accents on this model give it a special touch.

And he will need a coffeegrinder, of course. Freshly ground beans are a must.

Is he “getting into bitters?” A fully-stockedcocktailset like this will speak to his innermixologist.

Or, if he’s more of awine guy, this set has it all: a sommelier-approved Vacu Vin bottle saver, acorkscrew, a winecooler, two bottlestoppers, and a foil cutter.

If he’s a beer fan with a DIY streak, he will love this beer-brewing kit. It includes everything required to brew up an Oktoberfest-style ale (lederhosen not included).

If pops is a weekend warrior who needs help loosening those muscles, try thistrainer-approved foam roller.

Thishandheld, heated massager can definitely helpsoothesore muscles, too, but there’s no shame in simply using it for a little rest and relaxation.

The perfectslipperfor loafing around the house.

And maybe he could store them on this nice minimalist shoe rack (from one of ourfavoritebrands).

“It transformed my sleep habits,” says Strategist writer Lauren Levy, who relies on this minimalistalarm clockevery morning. The voice-controlled snooze function works as a “fail-safe.”

Or, if he is always looking for an excuse to getoutof the house, consider these waterproof binoculars. Perfect for bird-watching, sports events, sightseeing, or even just spying on the neighbors. Bushnell is one of the most trusted names inbinoculars, too.

Another gift idea for an outdoorsy dad. The vacuum-insulatedYeti Rambler is famous for its durability, temperature retention, and large capacity.

For thetechiedadwho is “curious about this wholesmart homething.” The Google SmartTVKit includes a Google Home Mini and a Chromecast: everything he needs to get up and running.

The Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K is another smart TV option. A good choice if he might prefer a dedicated remote control (unlike the Chromecast, the Roku does not require a connected device such as a tablet or smartphone).

And why stop at smart homes? Notebooks can be “smart” now, too. The Rocketbook scans every note you write onto it into a PDF that your dad can then email to himself. It’s made for people who want a better way to merge handwritten notes with the digital work ecosystem. Once you’re done writing on it, just erase with a damp paper towel and start all over again.

Or, if he prefers to write on paper, theLAMY Safariis a fun, stylish, and affordable fountain pen.

Okay, this Coca-Cola-branded hot dog roller might only appeal to a very specific type of dad, but if he’s into it, we bet he’ll bereallyinto it. The perfect accompaniment to baseball on the “smart TV.”

This portable grill folds flat for easy transport and storage.

Made in Portland, Oregon, this habanero hot sauce has acult-likefollowing.

For the dad who loves spice and wants to grow his own. If dad has a green thumb, these organic seeds should yield some beautiful peppers. They’ll be perfect pan-fried with someolive oilandsalt.

Gourmetsardines packed in olive oil, for the foodie dad.

For the dad who is really trying to make familygame nighta thing.

Or, if he’s more into playing one-on-one.

Or, if you think he might enjoy a little solo time, this nostalgic pinball-style tabletop game is unique and a lot of fun. (And it can easily be played with more than one person, too, if he wants company).