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The 29 best gifts for husbands who deserve to be spoiled in 2025
Does your hubby already have everything? Then go with these useful (yet somewhat romantic) gift ideas.
As Yahoo’s resident gifting expert, I spend my days researching new products and thinking about who they’d make good gifts for. Over the years I’ve learned a thing or two about what types of gifts people like to give and, more importantly, what people actually like to receive as a gift. And one cohort that’s notoriously difficult to shop for? Men. Husbands, specifically.
It might feel like it’s way easier to find gifts for friends than your husband (ya know, the guy you've known and loved for practically forever). Maybe he insists he doesn’t need anything new, though he’s been carrying around the same worn-down wallet for the past eight years and all of his socks have holes. Or maybe he’s a little more particular when it comes to gadgets and tools, so he’d rather pick them out himself.
Whatever the case, I've found a few tried-and-tested gift ideas out there that are sure to please all types of men, whether he’s a golfer, likes to spend time outdoors, or enjoys testing out new technology. The best part? You can easily find these gifts at popular retailers that offer quick shipping, like Amazon or Walmart, so you can shop right from your phone if you’d prefer.
Update, Jan. 10, 2025: We checked all product prices and availability and moved some reader faves to the top of the list.
Best gifts for husbands
Amazon
Whether he likes to travel, frequently loses his wallet or has a curious cat who likes to roam the neighborhood, he might appreciate a set of AirTags so he can keep track of his most important possessions. These tiny trackers can be used on just about anything that you’re worried about losing — keys, luggage, even pets! They're easy to set up (just one tap!), and then he can locate everything right from his phone.
Now he can make espresso right at home, without breaking the bank. Over 6,000 Amazon shoppers bought this machine in the past month — and it's no wonder. It comes with a milk frother and steam wand, plus it costs a fraction of other name brands on the market.
Help him put his best foot forward — quite literally — by giving him this pack of Bombas socks. Made with a blend of cotton and nylon, these calf socks are as comfy as it gets. Take it from the happy reviewer who raved that they are "by far the most comfortable and softest socks I’ve worn to date." What makes Bombas socks unique is the honeycombed compression band around the middle of the foot. It’s like a hug for the most tired part of your feet.
Roundfire
Fuel a fire and watch it burn from just about anywhere — the couch, on the patio, you name it. Since it runs on ethanol instead of isopropanol or rubbing alcohol, it puts off fewer smells and soot. Plus it has a 1-hour burn time, perfect for making s’mores with the kiddos or chatting over a glass of wine.
Is he obsessive about his hot cup of coffee first thing in the morning? With this temperature-control mug he won’t have to worry about it going cold. Once he sets his ideal drinking temperature (anywhere from 120°F to 145°F) in the Ember app, he can enjoy up to 80 minutes of perfectly warm coffee or tea. It'll last even longer if he places his mug on the charging coaster. In fact, we dubbed this one of the very best smart mugs on the market.
Etsy
He's been serving brewskis to friends and family (and you!) for years, but now it's time to make things official. Add his name and hometown to this set of four slate coasters so everyone who stops by for a drink will know who's in charge.
If the couch is his second home (kidding ... kind of), then get him this silicone cup holder so he always has something to sip on within reach. Just slip it over any couch arm, and it will stay put.
Whatever the weather, this golf glove can help him tackle every round. Happy shoppers like the “exceptional fit” and rave about the glove’s comfort and grip. You even get ventilation throughout the glove, along with moisture-wicking material.
Target
Maybe he’s into board games, or maybe he’s into birdwatching. Whatever the case, he'll appreciate this highly-flying game that he can play solo or with up to four friends. Keep in mind that it has a longer play time of around 40 to 70 minutes.
Holme & Hadfield
He can only wear one watch at a time, so he might as well display the others until it's their time to shine (on his wrist, of course). This wooden case — available in oak (shown here), walnut, black and more — has four designated spots for watches, along with a pull-out drawer to hold cufflinks, tie clips and other accessories.
This portable putting green is key if he's trying to improve his short game. Just place it on the ground, choose a target and try to get a hole in one while avoiding the built-in sand trap cutouts.
Uncommon Goods
What is it with husbands and the weather? Your guess is as good as mine, but it's safe to say that this rain gauge will provide constant entertainment. It’s especially useful for tracking when (and if!) he needs to water the lawn.
Your husband knows you love him, but sometimes he needs to hear it loud and clear. Take some time to jot down all the things he does to make your heart skip a beat with a little help from these prompted pages.
Amazon
At this point in your marriage, you've talked about it all — the good, the bad, the not-so-fun. Keep things fresh with this deck of 150 cards, complete with questions centered on the past, present and future.
Is he training for a marathon? Or does he just need a new pair of kicks for his job that keeps him on his feet all day? Well, this Hoka favorite will give him the comfort and support he needs to take him from point A to point B. "As a fellow waitress, I needed a reliable and comfortable option to help with my back pain from standing and walking for long periods," one five-star fan wrote, adding that they feel like they're "walking on air."