Stumped for what to get your dad this Father’s day? You’re not alone.
According to a recent study, Dads are the hardest people to buy for.
A survey by NotOnTheHighStreet discovered that over half of Brits cite their father as the most troublesome present recipient in their lives and 82% end up just sending them a plain greetings card.
If you’re stuck in a gift rut and want to give your father something he’ll actually use, HuffPost Lifestyle has selected a range of gifts for every man – from coach potatoes and gadget geeks to dads who love a barbecue.
Father's Day Gifts
Last-Minute Father's Day Gifts (01 of20)
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Golf Mad Dad(02 of20)
Treat him to a year's membership to the next best thing to real-life golfing - Urban Golf. Bypassing the cold weather, this indoor golf simulator will allow him to practice his swing without the hassle of lugging his golf gear around. Genius. Monthly membership, £50, Urban Golf.Urban Golf
New Age Book Worm (03 of20)
Great for book worm dads who are branching into the new age way to read books - via a hi-tech e-readers. This gadget features a high-contrast E Ink touchscreen display, Wi-Fi connectivity and comes with 15 pre-loaded preview books. Kobo Touch 2GB eReader, £79, available atVery. (credit:Very)
Foodie Dad(04 of20)
Foodies will love this delicious cheese-filled hamper complete with Farm Waxed Cheddar Truckle, chutney, roasted walnuts and a bottle of Mountbridge Reserve Shiraz. Just don't expect him to share...Wine and Cheese Hamper, £35.19 (incl delivery), Spicers of Hythe (credit:Spicers of Hythe)
Snap Happy Dad (05 of20)
Present him with this fabulously retro-looking camera and feed his inner Christopher Bailey. Lomography La Sardina Czar, £120, available atAmazon.
Coffee Expert Dad (06 of20)
If he is a coffee bod, treat him to a six month subscription of rare, handpicked coffee from around the world. Each month, four coffee specialists select a different coffee for him to try and post it through his letterbox. He'll also get a handy guide tracing the coffee's journey all the way from the farm to cup, with tasting notes and suggestions of how to best brew and store it that month. Kopi coffee subscription (six months), £48,Kopi (credit:Kopi)
Dad With Swagger (07 of20)
Spruce up his workwear with these suave moustache-detailed cufflinks - they'll add wit to any shirt.Moustache cufflinks, £30,Tatty Devine. (credit:Tatty Devine)
Dad Who Loves A BBQ(08 of20)
Man makes fire! If your old man loves a good old BBQ, treat him to this nifty gem that can be transported round from one family BBQ to the next.Smokey Jo BBQs, £59.99, Notcutts
Joker Dad(09 of20)
Every dad loves Del boy, so treat him to this quirky (and rather comfy looking dressing gown in the style of Derek Trotter's signature trader's coat. Mange Tout Rodney!Del Boy dressing gown, £41.99,FindMeAGift (credit:FindMeAGift)
Music-Loving Dad(10 of20)
If your dad is a fan of Bob Marley, he'll love these kicking headphones designed by the The House of Marley charity, which raise money to help continue the work that Marley started. These headphone are made from earth-friendly materials and a percentage of sales are donated to charity.'Dubwise' headphones, £49.99, 1Love.
Sentimental Dad(11 of20)
If he is a softy at heart, give him this intricate personalised family tree to make him smile. Personalised papercut family tree, £65, Robynmade at Etsy. (credit:Etsy/ Robynmade)
Film Buff Dad(12 of20)
If he is a James Bond film buff, give him the ultimate Father's Day gift by sending him on a mini break to the 007 suite at The Seven Hotel in Paris. Home to James Bond inspired memorabilia and furniture, the suite is also complete with a Turkish steam shower, a golden toilet and the whole of the Bond film collection can be watched on the suite's flat screen TV, along with chilled champagne. What better way to celebrate James Bond's 50th anniversary?Boutique James Bond hotel break (rooms from €447 per night), The Seven Hotel (credit:The Severn Hotel )
Fashion-Conscious Dad(13 of20)
Keep him looking (daddy) cool in this on-trend, ice blue blazer. Oxford blazer, £400, GANT
Coach Potato Dad(14 of20)
Ideal for the coach potato dad who loves nothing more than chilling on the sofa.Trophy Cuddler Audio Sofa, £699,DFS (credit:DFS)
TV Addict Dad(15 of20)
...And with the sofa, dad will need a funky remote to control the channels...Sky+HD Remote, (Compatible with SKY+ and HD), £24.99,Sky
Techno Dad(16 of20)
Great for dads on the go, this 'SmartWatch' allows the him to answer calls without taking their phone out of his pocket, tweet and update his Facebook status, text, access his Music Player and third-party apps. Who needs an iPhone?Sony Mobile SmartWatch, £74.99, available at Play.com. (credit:Sony)
Sporty Dad(17 of20)
If he takes pride in his manly cosmetics, treat him to this rugged, patriotic wash bag. And remember: real men wear moisturiser...Union Jack Rugger, £55,OSPREY London.
The Dad Who Has Everything...(18 of20)
Treat him to a cooked breakfast in bed in under five minutes with this multi-tasking toaster that not only does your toast (or muffins, bagels and croissants) - it also fries, poaches and boils your eggs too! The coolest invention ever made? It could be.Tefal Toast N Egg, £44.99,Tefal.co.uk. (credit:Tefal)
Dad In Need Of Pampering(19 of20)
Give him some well-deserved pampering with this massaging with the the Scholl I-Pop; ideal for use on a variety of areas including upper/lower back, shoulders, neck, arms and legs. These battery operated massagers offer powerful vibrations essential for targeting muscle tension, whilst the infrared heat element gives deep muscle relaxation. Scholl I-Pop massager, £19,99, Argos.
Wannabe Cook (20 of20)
Help him hone his cooking skills with no other than celeb chef, Aldo Zilli. With this gift, he'll spend the morning with Aldo cooking recipes from his latest book in addition to learning the tricks of the trade, great presentation tips and how to use seasonal produce.Aldo Zilli experience day, £240, available onAldo Zilli's website. (credit:Aldo Zilli)