The 67 Best Gifts for Every Type of Boyfriend

This stretchy belt cuts down on jangling so he can carry his phone, keys, and card while he trains for his next race.

This simple kitchen gadget will not only level up his sandwich game by weighing each one down for full-on toastiness, it’s also great for evenly cooking meats and veggies.

The memory-foam cups on this eye mask will conform perfectly (and comfortably) to his eyes, sealing out any light.

If he loves caffeine (and all of its accoutrements), he might want to try yerba mate, which is traditionally prepared in a gourd and sipped with a bombilla, or a metal drinking straw.

These celebrity-approved beef sticks aren’t just great snacks — they also come in handy during food emergencies. Now he won’t have a hunger-related meltdown ever again.

These papers burn consistently (and slowly) and are easy to roll. Rapper Sen Dog approves.

This stainless-steel shaker bottle keeps smoothies and drinks colder than a regular plastic blender bottle.

This travel mug is my favorite because it has a double-lid system that prevents any dripping or leaks, and it keeps my coffee hot for hours.

If he liked following Sam and Sadie’s adventures in video-game making, he’ll appreciate this similar tale of creative collaboration that takes place in the golden age of comic books in 1930s New York City. I’ve gifted this classic to many friends and it has yet to miss.

This Bluetooth keyboard will help him scratch that I-need-to-send-just-one-email itch and give his thumbs a break.

This Strategist-favorite fountain pen will add an extra touch of refinement to his stationery (or allow him to sign his name like AOC or André Aciman) and has just the right amount of heft to feel satisfying to write with.

This charging stand snaps to the back of his phone and comes with a kickstand.

With these clear, double-walled glass mugs, his morning cup of joe can finally look like it does in commercials.

These stackable ceramic-lined cups have the durability and heat retention of the larger Rambler mugs we love, but in a more packable, four-ounce size.

These are the best liner gloves I’ve tested. And when worn by themselves, they’re thick enough to take the bite out of cold wind.

This is one of our favorite men’s dopp kits because it’s deceptively large yet can squish into an overnight bag.

This handy mat will let him save his progress, thanks to a grippy rubber bottom and foam tubes that provide an even roll.

In this inspiring collection of essays, legendary record producer Rick Rubin intersperses poetic meditations on creativity with more practical advice on how to approach the creative process.

This inflatable solar-powered lantern emits warm, ambient light.

If he golfs, there’s a high chance he’s lost a few balls on the course and could use a restock. Rob Lowe calls these balls the best for their distance and control.

This collapsible net makes practicing chip shots more like a fun Skee-Ball-like game.

This moisturizer is lightweight, vegan, not too perfumy — and doesn’t leave a heavy residue.

The ideal starter kit for the guy who wants to build more than Ikea furniture (though it would be good to have on hand for that as well).

This compact yakitori grill is great for tight spaces and holds heat very well — perfect for kebabs or a few steaks.

Crafting is a fun way to change up date night, but trying pottery together often requires booking a studio class (and access to a kiln). This kit — which comes with air-dry clay — allows you to craft mugs, bowls, or small ceramic projects at home.

This is the one pair of gloves I recommend for cold weather. They’re touchscreen compatible and just thick enough to keep his hands warm for most activities.

If they want to cook meat with true precision, they’ll need a meat thermometer. Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio says this thermometer from Meater is the best one he’s ever used.

A wok will expand his cooking repertoire, including the stir-fry dishes he loves. Artist Andrew Kuo uses this lightweight pre-seasoned carbon-steel wok, which he says conducts heat well.

This unobtrusive and Strategist-approved attachment turns his phone into a portable console.

Consider this brush an upgrade to his old set of grimy grill brushes — this one can scrub and steam.

Thanks to its sharpness and maneuverability, this one is our top chef’s knife recommendation.

This bidet from Tushy is easy to install and use, and will change his bathroom routine for the better.

The Gobox is fully submersible and will withstand scratches and dings if he decides to fill it with fishing gear and throw it in the back of his trunk.

This set is much more packable than your average at-home pull-up bar. Comedian Kel Mitchell loves his for doing hotel workouts.

Oenophiles are going nuts for this two-volume opus devoted to French wine that took author Jon Bonné nine years to write.

The solution might be swapping his phone alarm for a gentle wake-up light like this one.

When it comes to e-readers, the Paperwhite is the gold standard.

This press can also cook burgers, waffles, and Korean barbecue.

The Stagg is our favorite electric kettle.

Here’s a musician-recommended speaker that’s “portable but still loud enough to make the neighbors jealous of your sick-ass barbecue.”

A genuinely useful item that he might not splurge on for himself. This electric razor, which we’ve deemed the best, gives a consistently close, non-irritating shave.

This fleece-lined jacket with a waxed coating is a cozy staple that he’ll reach for any time the weather dips below 50 degrees. It’s also the jacket that Pedro Pascal wears as Joel in The Last of Us.

He’ll keep the party going with this 33-liter cooler that can hold up to 28 cans — with ice (that will stay frozen for days on end).

This pizza oven is electric, so it can be used inside or outside, unlike gas or charcoal models. Plus, its dials help control the heat on top and underneath the pie.