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Father’s Day is coming up on Sunday, June 16. If you’re still shopping for that perfect gift for the outdoorsy guy in your life, we have some ideas for you. Check out these 10 gift options for an outdoorsy dad that’ll be sure to bring a smile to his face.
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Pistil Designs has a bunch of great hats, perfect for the outdoorsy dad in your life. My husband loves this one, the Vortex Trucker Hat. It has a nice pattern on the underside of the bill, too. Pistil’s hats are well made with unique designs and a comfortable fit.
Everyday Dose makes an alternative coffee that actually tastes like coffee. The company’s Mushroom Coffee+ includes a mushrooms and nootropics blend, coffee bean extract, and collagen protein. It’s a functional supplement with low caffeine that can enhance dad’s regular morning routine. Everyday Dose’s starter kit comes with 30 servings of its Mushroom Coffee+, a rechargeable frother, and a gunmetal Dose Spoon.
Solo Stove’s Mesa tabletop fire pit makes a fantastic gift for outdoorsy dads. Bring this easy-to-ignite smokeless fire pit to the campsite or just use it in the backyard for an instant camping vibe. Mesa comes in two sizes, regular and XL, and a range of color options.
Whether they’re camping, boating, or hanging out at the beach, dads will enjoy having some high-quality music while they’re out in nature. This Bose SoundLink Flex Bluetooth Speaker is waterproof, portable, and offers about 12 hours of play time per charge.
For surfing, fishing, camping, and tailgating, the RTIC Backpack Cooler offers a hands-free way to transport food and drinks in style. The durable, waterproof backpack cooler is leakproof, holds 24-36 cans (depending on the size you buy), and keeps items cold for up to two days.
I first used these trekking poles on a Mother’s Day hike, and I’d highly recommend them for a Father’s Day hike as well. LEKI’s Makalu FX Carbon poles are lightweight but sturdy. They fold up small and come with a mesh storage bag, which makes it easy to transport and store them between hikes. The poles adjust to a wide range of heights, extending up to 130 cm (51 inches).
Goodr polarized sunglasses are perfect companions for outdoor adventures. They protect your eyes from the sun, they won’t slip off your face when you sweat, they look good, and they don’t cost a ton (you know, in case you lose them). There’s a range of colors to select from, including a lineup of national park-inspired colorways.
The Nomadik Quarterly Box is the ultimate Father’s Day gift that’ll last dad until next Father’s Day. Each quarter, the company sends subscribers a box with 5-8 pieces of premium gear inside. Fill out a profile while signing up to ensure the contents of the boxes appeal to the you/the recipient. To top it off, each box contains an outdoor challenge to inspire dad’s next trip into the wild.
If all else fails, go with an REI gift card. You can buy an e-gift card in advance and select the day you want REI to deliver it to the recipient’s email address. Choose the perfect design, add a Father’s Day message, and make his day.
Gift an Outdoor Experience
Sometimes the best gifts aren’t things. Consider gifting outdoorsy dads an experience by planning a hike, a camping trip, a SUP trip, or a fishing trip. Quality time in the great outdoors is something he’ll never forget.
Outdoorsy dads, what other Father’s Day gift ideas would you add to this list?
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