We Shopped for All the Best Father’s Day Gifts For $25 or Less

Gift him this kit with a biodegradable cleaning solution, water-based anti-odor solution and a comfortable sneaker protector, along with a premium hard wood brush, so he can keep his sneakers fly.

He prides himself on enjoying spicy foods, so he’ll be intrigued by this combination of ripe chilis, agave nectar and black truffle.

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Microterry lining = a fluffy summer beach towel experience for his feet.

Menthol and camphor makes for a tingly close shaving experience—no water required.

Stimulating the lymphatic system (and doing a number on dry skin), a body brush is the new wash cloth.

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Does Dad like to cook? He’ll appreciate this fruit-forward balsamic vinegar that’s made on a family farm in central California, full of double fermented California zinfandel grapes and blackberries.

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In a bright orange, this insulated drink vessel is going to be easy to spot in the kitchen—and it truly, truly keeps its contents cold, even when Dad leaves it in the car for second day in a row.

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Remind Dad he’s your star with this protective phone case.

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Waterproof, this nine-inch-long countertop travel bag fits a surprising amount of products.

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Add a tablespoon to hot water or milk and you’ve got a helluva cup of Joe—no brewing necessary.

Buy It ($24)

Be sure to include an awkward joke about how he showers way more attention on the family golden retriever than he ever did you kids.

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Fill one of these microwave-safe, freezer-friendly reusable silicone bags with his favorite homemade cookies, and you’re golden.

Trebek quotes Mark Twain, Malcolm Gladwell and Chinese proverbs in this moving memoir lauded by the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times.

He’ll appreciate the eucalyptus scent right away, and after using a few times, notice how hero ingredient niacinamide is making his skin look more even toned and sleek.

Because he’s the one who gave you your special sense of humor.

A tin of incense cones scented with Yuzu, Indian jasmine and smoked cedarwood is an air-freshening experience that’s inspired by California summers in the 1970s.

Emergency cash, medicine or whatever else you’d like to hide inside this 2.25-inch anodized aluminum pod that can be attached to Dad’s key chain.

Minimalist chic, this simple key holder is made of stainless steel with a nitrocarburized coating that looks industrial cool while it slowly wears off.

Liven up the big guy’s barbecue habit with this spice mix that turns any pork, tofu or shrimp into a classic Asian recipe to serve over rice. The recipe was developed by chef Jimmy Ly of Madame Vo, a restaurant in New York City with lines around the block.

He will be impressed with the ingenuity of this little light that telescopes out 22 inches and has a magnet at both ends—so if someone drops so much as a nail in the garage, this will pick it up.

Five inches of pebble leather he can use—gift this inside a favorite book you can read together.

Explain to Dad the concept of an armpit detox, then gift him this petrochemical-, paraben- and synthetic fragrance-free stick of woody-citrus protection.

He’ll appreciate how these mirrored lenses are encircled by a super-soft water seal gasket.

He’ll never need to wonder if that’s his black rolling bag on the carousel again with this cheeky hang tag.

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This 9-in-one screwdriver set, with bottle opener, pliers and more is perfect for keeping in the car for emergencies.