Shopping for a husband who says he doesn't need anything? Skip the gadgets that end up in a drawer. The gifts husbands actually use are practical, built to last, and a little bit fun. Here are seven we keep coming back to, from the patio to the coffee counter.
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For the backyard and the kitchen
A tabletop fire pit for the patio
The Solo Stove Mesa sits right on the patio table and burns wood or pellets with very little smoke. It is small enough for a balcony and fun enough for the whole family. The gift for the husband who has everything.
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A cast iron skillet he'll use for decades
Steaks, cornbread, campfire breakfasts. A pre-seasoned Lodge skillet goes from stove to oven to grill and gets better every time he cooks. It will still be in the kitchen in thirty years.
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A YETI tumbler that fits the cup holder
Coffee stays hot on the drive and drinks stay cold in the garage. Every guy uses a good tumbler, which is why it is such a safe gift.
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An AeroPress for better coffee in two minutes
Smooth, rich coffee with less bitterness, from a press that is basically unbreakable. Great at home, at the office or at the campsite.
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A Chemex pour over coffee maker
Glass, wood and a leather tie. Pour over coffee is a ritual, and the Chemex is pretty enough to live on the counter.
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Crystal whiskey glasses in a gift box
Four twisted crystal glasses in a satin-lined box. Pair them with a bottle or a big ice mold and the gift is done.
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A cocktail smoker kit
A torch, a wood smoker top and six wood chip flavors. It turns a regular old fashioned into a bar-worthy drink in thirty seconds, and he will show it off every time friends come over.
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Pair two of these and the gift feels bigger than it is: the skillet with a favorite spice rub, the coffee maker with beans from a local roaster, the glasses with his favorite bottle.
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