
Dads have one big disadvantage. Either they already have everything, they don't want anything, or what they don't already have is beyond their financial limits. So choosing the right gift is sometimes a bit of an ordeal. And that's a shame. Gifts are about joy, not stress. If you're looking for a gift for Dad for Christmas, birthday or just to make his day, we've got some tips to help you out.
What to choose a gift for dad according to his character
Bookworm Dad
The biggest hobby he has is reading? Listen to which book he mentions suspiciously often. If you don't dare a particular book, gift him a voucher to a bookstore. Let him enjoy the actual picking.
And he already has a full library? An e-book reader will solve that. Even the most inveterate paper lover sometimes appreciates not having to lug around a several hundred-page book, but just a lightweight Kindle. Worried it won't have the magic without the smell of paper? Know that you weren't the first to think of it. You can also get him a perfume or a library scented candle.
Gourmet Dad
Picking out a gift for a lover of good food and drink is a joy. And the choice of gifts for foodies is really big. From experiential wine tasting, spirits or even coffee to original gift sets where he can find his favourite drink and something to snack on. And not in any ordinary gift basket. But, for example, in an army canister that has been converted into a bar, or in a box from which he first has to pry his gift out with a crowbar.
If he not only likes to eat food, but also likes to cook, a cooking class is sure to please him. Whether it's a traditional one or an online one, where he will cook in his own kitchen. Whether you choose exotic cuisine such as Thai and Vietnamese or stick to the classics in the form of preparing properly juicy steaks and meats is up to you.
Sportsman dad
Even at his age, can he sometimes put you to shame with his physicality? If he doesn't have a fitness bracelet yet, you should fix that. Let him keep track of how much he can handle. Plus, not only will he be in control of the calories he's expending, but he can also improve his sleeping habits.
For the action dad, the gift of an experience is downright fitting. If he loves adrenaline, surprise him with one of the unconventional water sports. Will he frolic over the water in a flyboard or play action hero with a jetpack?
If water is not his element, what about air? He can start gently through a wind tunnel. And if he's really into free-falling, there's tandem skydiving or parachute training.
Then for all the action sports, he shouldn't miss an outdoor camera so he can relive the experience a little from time to time.

Toy daddy
Adulthood is a myth! If he's still got the playfulness of a little boy in him, give him something to frolic at. Doesn't he sometimes lust after LEGO building sets a little too conspicuously? How about a board game that he can play with the whole family? You can also strengthen family relationships by giving him an escape game. There's a whole range of these, from detective to adventure to horror, that are just for the strong natured.
You can also delight your toys with various courses or perhaps a vocation exam. I mean, who wouldn't want to be a pilot for a day or even a digger?
Dad the adventurer
At home in the countryside? If you're looking for a gift for the dad who's best on trips, he'll love a voucher to an outdoor store where he can choose his own gear that he doesn't already have.
Want to be a little more imaginative? How about getting him a travel coffee set? Without the need for a fire, he'll make a cup of espresso even in the wilderness. Then he'll certainly find a multifunction knife useful in the great outdoors. He can use it to open a tin can and trim a barbecue rod in peace.
But sometimes, even in the wilderness, a little modern technology comes in handy. Having a powerful power bank on hand is priceless.
Altruistic dad
When he says he has everything and wants nothing, he means it. But don't be put off. At least make him feel good. A real gift that will make him contribute where it's needed. Whether it's supporting small farmers or school supplies for children in developing countries.
Daddy Traveler
Does he spend a lot of time in the car on the road? In case he's not too keen on the unnecessary, a vignette will solve that. If he doesn't already have a car camera, fix that for him. A dash cam comes in handy both in the parking lot, when he might get knocked around, and in accidents. Everything is carefully recorded, and if someone just tried to commit insurance fraud, they're out of luck. Oh, and sometimes the camera catches unexpected events that would be a shame to miss.
A gift for a traveller's dad can also be an experience. He might enjoy a skid school, where he'll get in tune with his car and have a bit of fun.
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Dad the stylist
Does he like to dress well? A voucher for a tailored shirt or suit is definitely a great birthday and Christmas gift for a dad who's all about style. How about stylish cufflinks, a bow tie or suspenders? He might also enjoy a shaving set. If he cherishes his beard, give him a voucher to a barber shop where the pros will take care of it.
DIY Dad
Whether he likes to tinker with cars or in the garden, a chocolate set with "rusty" tools will keep him entertained. It's not exactly rusty, it's made of chocolate. We're definitely not going to knock our teeth out on it. If he's only recently taken the DIY plunge, get him some proper overalls or a tool kit. If he's a bit of a mess and never knows what's where, give him a clear organizer or tool belt where everything will have its place.
Dad the historian
He definitely doesn't enjoy the future as much as the past? Just what to gift a history lover when you don't know what books he already has? What if he could look not only into world history, but also into the family history? Let him build a family tree! What do you know, maybe he has noble blood in his veins.

How to make a gift for dad
Do you want to please your dad with a handmade gift? If you're not that skilled, don't break anything over your knee, even a photo album with shared experiences is sure to please. And that he's more over food and drink? How about some homemade pate, jam or liqueur? Even if you don't have your own tweaked recipe, it doesn't matter, there are plenty of them on the internet.
Last minute gifts for dad
Whether you're looking for a gift for Dad for his birthday or for Christmas and you're a little under-timed, you can always save it with a voucher. Whether it's to a bookstore, a barber shop or even a sports equipment store. You know best what will make him happy. And you're not sure? The universal experience voucher will make sure of that. He chooses what he tries. From quiet relaxation stays to the adrenaline rush of bungee jumping.

