Guys are notoriously hard to buy gifts for. Men will rarely tell you what they actually want, usually because they don’t even know. As stuck in their ways as many men can be, what can you get them that they’ll really use and enjoy? The sad fact is that replacing those old tube socks, dirty and full of holes, with a brand new pair can sometimes seem like one of your only viable gift options. However, if socks are below you as a gift-giver, or you already got him socks, here are a few off-the-beaten-path gift ideas that are sure to knock his socks off: Remote Organizer It’s no secret that guys love their electronics. Something about the smell of static in the air makes a man tingle. Actually that’s him electrocuting himself, but it’s all in good fun. The byproduct of a good home electronics collection, unfortunately, is a stack of remotes that he’s still figuring out, half of which he can never find when he needs them. For this guy, the remote organizer will be a timeless and useful favorite. Its curved, black frame holds up to four remote controls in separated slots for easy access. The open sides make it easy for him to find the remote he’s looking for, and the station’s ball-shaped handle makes moving it from one side of his chair to the other a cinch. At under $15, the Remote Organizer is not only affordable, but a gift he really will use every day. Sagging Sofa/Chair Support If you can’t beat them, join them. While you may not be able to get him off the couch, it’s no problem to make him more at ease on it with a Sagging Sofa/Chair Support. The support will fix that sinking feeling he gets every time he sits down and return his favorite couch or chair to like-new comfort. Slip the vinyl-covered pad under the cushions to add years to your sagging couch, loveseat, or chair. What’s more, the Sag Support will fix his posture while it fixes your furniture. Ranging from $10 for the chair support to $20 for the sofa support, this is a gift you can put your back into. Point and Paint Still upset about the two, five-foot paint splotches on your back porch from when he dropped the paint cans off the roof trying to pain the eves? Maybe your kitchen is painted like a macaroni drawing. The Point and Paint is a great time and back-saving gift that will make what is normally a tedious (and messy) chore a breeze. Its special design works around corners, curves, molding and fixtures, eliminating the need for flimsy tape, and the two ergonomically-designed pads hold seven-times more paint than traditional painting tools. Kit comes with a mini-painter for smaller nooks and crannies, a large painter for broad surfaces, a paint tray, and two reusable pads. For $20 you can help him turn a full-day job into an hour chore, as well as save on expensive painting crews or, worse, household disaster. No-Mess Bacon Cooker The No-Mess Bacon Cooker is a gift that will make his sun shine brighter every morning without making your wallet much lighter. A guy loves his bacon, and the bacon cooker suspends bacon from its lid in the microwave, allowing grease to drip into the cup for easy disposal. Made of polypropylene and 5x7x7.5â€, the No-Mess Bacon Cooker dampens that jarring bacon smell emanating from the microwave and is dishwasher-safe to simplify cleaning for him. Ronco Three-Piece Knife Set Are dull knives keeping your man out of the kitchen, or turning him into a vegetarian, eating only what he can cut with a fork? Or, they may have caused him to forgo utensils altogether and regress to caveman times, eating a London broil with his hands and growling. Nothing boosts testosterone more than a set of knives durable enough to last and sharp enough to slice, dice, chop, and carve whatever the kitchen or backyard grill might throw at him. The set comes with a rocker cleaver, a cheese/utility knife, and a paring knife, each made from high carbon stainless steel and featuring a triple-riveted handle and a full tang that runs through it. For on $25, this is a sharp gift. Slim Clip For a gift that carries thought and class, the Slim Clip will be a gift he carries with him everywhere, with every outfit, and he’ll itch to show off. Its slim design will replace that old, bulky wallet that’s more like a booster seat, lightening his load and eliminating the excruciating back pain caused by sitting on six inches of business cards and receipts. 3.25x2.25, its dual sides hold up to six ID or credit cards and 30 bills and will fit comfortably in a front pocket. And at $10, he’ll still have plenty of bills to put in it.
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