Father's Day Gift Ideas: Spoil Your Dad This Father's Day With These 15 Great Gifts

Get dad's LPs out of the dusty old milkcrate and into this gorgeous record holder. The Flipbin holds up to 33 LPs (get it?) and is a great way to display the titles currently in rotation. The powder-coated aluminum bin keeps the records safe, makes it easy to browse for the next pick, and shows off dad's excellent taste in late-'70s weirdo new wave. $75
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Dad's a multi-modal commuter, and this folding e-bike makes it easier for him to navigate his train travel. On the road, it's sturdy and familiar—20-inch wheels, all-weather disc brakes—and the Bosch-driven electric drivetrain can save his bacon on longer commutes. But Tern's folding mechanism sweetens the deal. It's one of the best in the industry, breaking down and building up in seconds. $3,400
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Dad loves his fishing trips! This fly rod case from Filson is beautifully appointed with heavyweight twill and gorgeous brown leather. Inside is a padded separator for a rod, a couple of reels, and some accessories. Even if he's just trekking into the woods to down a sixer of Fat Tire in peace, this will help him keep up appearances. $450
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The coffee game in dad's kitchen is already pretty strong, but his brewing equipment is getting long in the tooth. Help him take a bite of the future with this unit from Oxo. The kettle on one side heats the water to the optimal temperature, and the brewer on the other side makes the coffee and keeps it hot inside the insulated carafe. The times and temperatures are regulated by a microprocessor inside. On days when he feels more like a cup of pour-over, the kettle lifts right off. $300
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Pick out a nice print from the folks at Archiv-e. In addition to photos of the moon, nature scenes, and historical figures, the company has a wealth of photos from legendary surf photographers like Ron Church, Thomas Campbell, and Ron Stoner (shown here). Pick a frame and a size for any photo in the collection, from 8x10s up to around 40 inches across. The company prints your pick onto high-quality fine art paper and ships it to you, ready to hang next to the tiki bar. Prices vary.
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We all know how much dad loves playing navigator. The new dash-top unit from Navdy takes wayfinding the next level. It puts all the important stuff onto a transparent screen in the driver's field of vision: turn-by-turn instructions, speed, ETA, and incoming calls. No more fumbling for the phone in the center console. Dad's got two cars? Worry not: Navdy is portable. $500, but get $100 off through June 18
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If there's one cookbook that will make dad want to march into the kitchen and start cooking you amazing meals, it's this one. Samin Nosrat's tome (with illustrations by Wendy MacNaughton) takes the reader through the basics of the four key elements of food prep: salt, fat, acid, and heat. By understanding how those work, she says, you can accomplish pretty much anything at the stove. Nosrat drops in a recipe every so often, giving you the opportunity to test the science. $35
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Such a cute tin! But those aren't breath mints. Those little pills are actually face-freshening cotton towels—yes, towels—that expand in water. Great for the traveling dad, or the dad who's always picking on you for overpacking. $9 for 20 towels.
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Has there ever been a Japanese car cooler than the Datsun 240Z? Ask your dad, he'll tell you: There has been no Japanese car cooler than the Datsun 240Z. Get him this shirt, which announces the coolness of the Datsun 240Z. He can wear it while he drives around in his Datsun 240Z. $30
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If dad's the kind of guy who has a knife for everything, get him this folding oyster knife. It's from Opinel, the European brand with wood handles known for outfitting the French Boy Scouts. But how many of those little tykes can pop open an oyster as well as dad? Exactly. $20.
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The young Texas company Hari Mari makes killer flip flops. The older Texas company Nokona makes the best baseball gloves in the world. The two companies hooked up, and here's what your dad gets in return: extra-comfy Hari Mari flip flops made with super-soft Nokona leather. The toe post and the straps are made of memory foam, taking wearability up a notch. Great for baseball-loving dads as well as retiree dads who think closed-toe shoes are for working stiffs. $110
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Dadding is tough. He needs to unwind every now and then. Get him this vaporizer for his brain-soothing chemicals. It works with flowers and with concentrates, and there are four temperature settings for dialing in clouds with the perfect level of puffiness. Dadding just got a whole lot easier. $275
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He's got the Sennheiser headphones, the wooden Grados, and the Stax ear-speakers. But those never leave the house. Get dad a piece of precious audiophilia he can take everywhere. HiFiMan's newest headphones have planar-magnetic drivers (don't worry, he'll love the nerd factor) and sound absolutely stunning. But unlike most high-end headphones, these can plug straight into his smartphone. Sure they look a little dorky, but when he puts on his favorite Cure playlist, he'll love that they sound just like heaven. $299
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