Shopping for a Dad who "doesn't need anything" is either a fun challenge or slow descent into gift-giving madness. If the cupboard is already a graveyard of custom mugs and his closet looks like a showroom for his favorite brand, you're not alone. We've rounded up 10 unique and practical gifts that will be sure to leave your Dad (husband or grandpa) wondering how something so simple could be so genius.
1. MagSnap - Magnetic Snap Wristband
MagSnap is designed for the Dad who finds himself doing DIY projects often. It features strong magnets to easily hold screws, nuts, bolts, washers, drill bits, and more, plus a pocket for wall anchors and other nonmagnetic pieces.
Bonus: it brings back a sense of nostalgia with those slap bracelets from middle school (but grown up with more responsibility).
2. Bungee Buddy
Help Dad retire the bungee cords lurking in drawers, dangling from shelves, or tangled in a jar. Bungee Buddy brings a simple order to the chaos and might just earn you a proud nod of approval.
Includes:
- (1) Bungee cord organizer
- (2) 18-inch cords
- (2) 24-inch cords
- (2) 30-inch cords
- (2) 36-inch cords
3. Heavy-Duty 12-Pack
For the Dad who knows exactly where everything is (even if no one else does), this gift is designed to make his (garage, storage shed, work truck) system even smoother!
Our Heavy-Duty Storage Straps Pack includes everything Dad needs to keep bulky hoses, cables, cords, ropes, and gear organized.
Includes:
- (3) 7" straps
- (3) 10" straps
- (3) 13" straps
- (3) 17" straps
4. Clutter Crusher
There are tons of easy ways to help Dad get organized, and this pack is a great place to start: simple, practical, and ready to tackle the clutter.
Includes:
- Heavy-Duty: (2) 7", (2) 10", (2) 13" straps with stainless steel grommets for easy hanging.
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Easy-Carry: (1) 22" strap with a comfortable handle for carrying cords, hoses, and more.
- Quick-Straps: (5) 12-inch straps for wrapping dock lines, power strips, jumper cables, and more.
5. Easy-Carry Storage Strap
If you’ve ever watched your Dad struggle to lug a pool hose or wrestle with a garden hose that’s clearly winning the fight, these Easy-Carry storage straps might be the solution he didn't know he needed. They're built for the big, bulky cables, hoses, ropes, and come in a variety of sizes.
6. Quick Straps
This gift is perfect for any type of Dad because the use cases are truly endless. Help him become the wire wrangler in any situation. These quick straps are ideal for tool cords, boat ropes, power strips, and just about everything in between.
7. Hook 'n Hang Storage Straps
Deep down every Dad wants a cleaner workspace. He just won't ask for it, and might need a little help getting started. 🤫 The Hook 'n Hang carabiner can help him tackle everything from cords and hoses to ladders and lumber. They're easy to use, super strong, and multi-purpose for any space's needs.
8. Super-Stretch Storage Straps
Think of Super-Stretch storage straps like Dad's favorite belt—strong, reliable, and always ready to hold things together. Only this time, it’s not his pants. It's the garage, work van/truck, shed, and everything in between.
Made of super-stretch hook and loop, these straps wrap tight, are easy to use, and offer endless use cases, making a great storage and organization solution around the home, garage, workshop, storage shed, office, boat, RV, truck or car!
9. Cable Sleeve - Zipper Closure
For the WFH or office Dad with cords plugged into every corner of his setup, this cable sleeve with a zipper closure will keep things looking tidy! It's one of those fixes that'll make him wonder how he ever lived with the corded mess.
10. Cable Management Value Pack
Our Cable Management Value Pack is here to solve all your Dad's cable management needs. Give him the tools to say goodbye to messy cords and wires. The office (and everyone who has to look at it) will thank you.
Includes:
- (20) 5" Self-Gripping Cable Ties
- (20) 8" Self-Gripping Cable Ties
- (20) Medium Cable Labels
- (1) 12' x 0.75" Self-Gripping Perforated Roll
Give Dad the gift of less clutter and more time to tell you how he totally would’ve invented that if he’d thought of it first.
