He will thank you after every workout if you get him this miniature massage gun. Its small size is perfect for him to bring on the go and help target any muscle. Our editors love it for travel or to pop it just in the gym bag for warmups or hitting sore spots after workouts.
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If he’s always outside, or just overheats easily, this set of cooling towels is perfect to bring his temperature back down all year round. Deemed our best mesh cooling towel, the sensation lasts two hours and also sports UPF+ 50 to help with sun protection.
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Help him get those nose and ear hairs in check with this great multi-grooming tool, which we’ve found offers the closest shave of any nose hair trimmer we’ve tested. The multiple heads and attachments will help him tackle facial, nose, and ear hair to keep him looking fresh.
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For the man always on the go, or the one always asking to borrow your charger, snag this magnetic power bank to keep his phone charged up. The kickstand and wireless charging also add great functionality.
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Are they a big skier or snowboarder? The Epic Pass might be the single-most useful gift for them then. There’s a whole host of pass types to choose from with over 90 resorts in the Rockies, the West, the Northeast, Canada, Europe, and more. With over 20 pass options to choose from, you can hone in on gifting them an epic time on-mountain this winter.
If your dude is serious about keeping his car clean, add this goo to his stocking now. It’s perfect for getting all those crumbs and dust in hard to reach areas like in your dash or vents. Nothing will get his car spotless like this gel.
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Here’s a blade for the great outdoors that handles like one of the best culinary knives on the planet. It’s a steel clip-point knife that comes with a sheath and a genuine gold-plated ring. It can take on any task and does so in style, handling like a sports car. He’s about to say hello to his new favorite knife.
While there are a lot of packing cubes out there none are quite as sharp and sophisticated as those from Peak Design. The high-IQ brand delivers a real winner here, with smart compartments and an ease of use that makes keeping things organized a breeze. There are even six color options to go with the four sizes. The special zipper tech makes access quick and painless.
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This is a no-brainer for the grill master to make sure his chicken, beef, and whatever else he’s cooking up is safe and at the perfect temperature with this smart meat thermometer.
Chirp has done it with this compact yet powerful muscle stimulator. It travels well, making recovery easy wherever he goes. Whether he likes to cross-train or is a frequent jogger, he can treat his muscles to some massage treatments post-workout, allowing him to be just as fresh—if not more—the next day.
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A classic shoe that’s just as perfect for running errands as it is for wearing around the house and lounging. The suede fabric goes with everything and the softened footbed offers support whether he’ll be out and about or staying in.
With 14 tools, this multitool will do just about everything and anything he might need to do around the house. And when it comes to reliability and durability, you can bet that it’s tough to beat Leatherman in that department.
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Want to give him something luxurious at a great price? This cashmere beanie from Quince is just that. The ultra soft material will keep him warm, and the ribbed texture will keep him stylish. Easily one of the most affordable, well-made cashmere items we’ve worn.
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When it comes to a travel mug, Yeti’s Rambler has set the standard for years now. If he doesn’t already have one, this will be his new favorite mug. Yeti’s insulation is next level, and the MagSlide lid will help him take his favorite beverage on the go.
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When it comes to sheet masks, most aren’t made for men (even if they say they are). But the Jaxon Lane Bro Mask is different. It’s specially formulated to deal with skin issues men most commonly face, and it’s cut bigger to fit a man’s face. Help him keep those fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone at bay.
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If he’s not a skincare aficionado yet, Jack Black can definitely help set him on that path. Jack Black makes men’s skincare simple to follow, and this gifting set trio of Face Buff Energizing Scrub, Double-Duty Face Moisturizer, and All-Over Wash provides everything he’ll need—whether he’s just getting started or a seasoned pro with a 10-step routine.
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Mack Weldon’s ACE Sweatpants are unmatched when it comes to comfortable sweats. Perfect to wear in the morning to unwrap holiday presents and lounge in for the rest of the day. The extra stealth pocket also adds some functionality.
For the whiskey enthusiast in your life, this set of infused toothpicks is perfect post-meal to add a bit of flavor while he’s clean his teeth.
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Let’s face it, using dry toilet paper is not going to get you as clean as a wipe could. Plus, these are disposable and flushable and can be used for after-gym sessions when you don’t have quite enough time for a shower.
Energy gels are a necessary evil of endurance sports. And we’ve tried a lot over the years. While most are fine and get the job done, the Cadence Core Gel is a good, smooth consistency and doesn’t immediately trigger our gag reflex. So there’s that.
Ryan Brower is the Senior Gear and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he tests the best products in outdoor gear and tech. Baseball, surfing, and camping occupied most of his time growing up.
He also trained in martial arts for 12 years and holds a third degree black belt. He has written about the outdoors for nearly two decades and was previously the Managing Editor, Cont