21 Father's Day gifts dad will actually want: from fitness gadgets to matchday streaming
Father's Day is fast approaching (June 21, in case you'd forgotten), and we've found gift ideas guaranteed to impress the old man.
Whether you're on a budget or keen to splash out, there's no shortage of options that will put a smile on his face.
Starting off strong: an experience is a great option if you want something to enjoy together, from a VIP tour of his home football ground to an Aston Martin driving day.
Prefer something he can unwrap? For the sport mad, we've included World Cup LEGO, the official PDC dartboard and Formula One merch.
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If he'd rather watch the sport from the comfort of the sofa, there's a DAZN subscription and an Amazon Fire Stick (if he hasn't already got one).
Otherwise, you can't go wrong with grooming gifts, gadgets, or a hamper packed with treats he definitely won't want to share.
Shop our top gift ideas for Father's Day 2026:
For the sports lover:
Blade X Official PDC Dartboard
For doting darts fans, the official PDC dartboard is an obvious choice. Although it only recently launched, the Winmau Blade X has racked up five-star reviews for its scoring consistency, reduced bounce-outs and durability. Plus, it looks pretty good on the wall.
£120
Sports Cars. 45th Ed. Book
Calling all petrol heads, the Taschen Sports Cars 45th Edition book will find a welcome place on his coffee table. Described as the 'ultimate sports car anthology', it features 50 of the most remarkable models of all time, from the 1912 Stutz Model A Bear Cat to the 2020 McLaren Speedtail. It's a steal for £25, too.
£25
Red Dragon Razor Edge Darts
Darts fans, look no further. The beginner-friendly Razor Edge Darts have garnered hundreds of rave reviews online, all thanks to their sleek design and affordable price point. One customer shared, "Absolutely belter of a dart. I'll give Luke the Nuke a run for his kebab money."
£34.99
NAHMIAS x F1 cap
If you're dad is a self-confessed F1 fan, make the Formula One Store your first pitstop. There's official merch, LEGO and collectibles that are sure to put a smile on his face.
£116
LEGO Lionel Messi Celebration
If your dad is a big kid at heart, LEGO is a good place to start. The Lionel Messi Celebration is part of the new World Cup collection and is sure to sell fast. Plus, with an impressive 1,427 pieces, it'll keep him entertained for the day.
£159.99
DAZN Monthly Subscription
If he'd rather catch up on the game at home, a DAZN subscription will make for a thoughtful gift. Subscriptions start from £15.99 with access to football, boxing and golf. The best part? It's something you can enjoy at his house.
From £15.99 per month
Aston Martin Driving Experience for Two
The best gift you can give is an experience to remember. The Aston Martin Driving Experience for Two is a great shout for car enthusiasts and what better way to bond than behind the wheel? You'll get to choose from the Aston Martin Vantage, the ’75 Vantage, and the DB9 for an afternoon in the fast lane.
£99
Arsenal VIP Legend Experience
Described as a 'bucket list' experience by some visitors, the Arsenal VIP Legend Tour is in huge demand right now. A day to remember, the four-hour tour and hospitality experience will enable dad to meet his chosen VIP Legend with exclusive access to the TV studios, Directors Entrance, Diamond Club, Players Entrance, Home and Away Dressing Room, and more. Lunch and drinks is included.
From £395
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max (Newest gen)
If he'd prefer to watch sports at home, it's worth treating him to the latest Fire Stick. Amazon's Fire TV 4K Max boasts double the storage of its predecessor and can be used on the move, whether he wants to catch up on the football or the latest films.
£69.99
TaylorMade TP5 X PIX 3 Golf Ball Pack
One for golf fans, the 2024 TaylorMade golf balls feature a new speed-wrapped core, five-layer progressive construction and coloured cast urethane covers. All in all, they're TaylorMade's most complete tour golf balls to date (he'll know what we're talking about).
£39.99
For the foodie:
PerfectDraft with Peroni Nastro
If you can't make it to the pub for the big day, treat pops to a taste of a crisp pint at home. With a six-litre keg of Peroni Nastro Azzurro, the PerfectDraft system uses precision cooling, so you can pull a pint at the optimal 3C serving temperature every time. It truly is the gift that keeps giving.
The Hawkstone Craft Beer and Snack Hamper
If he's more into food than football, this hamper comes with everything he could possibly need for a summer's night in. The gift set features three beers from Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds: their premium Lager, Hawkstone IPA and Pilsner Beer.
£49.99
James Bond Milk Chocolate Bars Collection
For those with a sweet tooth, the James Bond Chocolate Bars Collection pays homage to the cinematic world of 007. By none other than Charbonnel et Walker, the tin features 27 milk chocolate bars decorated with iconic 007 film posters and motifs from 1962 to the present day.
£37.99
For the dad who already has everything:
Wowcher Father's Day Mystery Deal
If you really can't decide, why not enter the Father's Day Mystery Deal? For £19.99, you could be in with the chance of securing a £500 Selfridges gift card, an Emporio Armani watch or an M&S Classic Hamper worth £55.
From £11.99
Palo Santo Cologne Set
With thousands of five-star reviews, Cremo is home to suave fragrances and skincare sets that are guaranteed to impress. For Father's Day, the brand is offering 20 percent off all ranges except haircare from June 11 to 21 June, 2026. Free shipping on all orders over £30.
£49.95
i9000 Prestige Ultra
If you're really stuck, he won't say no to a new shaving kit. The best in the market right now? The Philips i9000 Prestige Ultra is designed to cut hair from the root for a close (and nick-free) shave every time. The best part is it's currently on offer in time for the big day.
£329.99
£289.99
The Gardener's Essentials Kit
For the man who has everything, look at how he spends his time for inspiration. If he's green-fingered, this gift set is a great shout. We're talking pruning snips, a tool cleaning oil, seed envelopes, a nourishing hand balm and jalapeño seeds.
£37
London Sock Company 6-Pair Box
If you want to play it safe, the London Sock Company is home to perfect gift sets that do the job nicely. Crafted from the brand's signature Scottish Lisle cotton, he's not likely to need a new pair for a while...
£88
For the fitness fanatic:
Whoop 5.0
The Whoop 5.0 offers a 24/7 window into your holistic health, helping users to track exercise, optimise sleep, and monitor recovery in real time. Thanks to its impressive features, he can monitor everything from blood pressure and Heart Rate Variability (HRV) to stress levels. It's a present he wouldn't splash out on himself.
£229 (12-month subscription)
Dryrobe Advance Changing Robe
If he's a big fan of cold water swimming or simply wants to stay warm walking the dog, the Dryrobe is a nice gift idea. This is one of the brand's most classic styles with a fast-drying fleece interior for warmth and a waterproof outer shell to protect against the unpredictable British weather.
£175
IANONI Padel Racket
If you want to support his newfound hobbies, the IANONI Padel Racket is a serious crowd-pleaser. With rave reviews online, it's one of Amazon's topselling rackets and it's less than £50. Plus, if you've left things until the last minute, Amazon Prime users can order it for next-day delivery.
£44.99
Ahead of the big day, SPORTbible chatted to Jess Henderson, gifting expert at Bloom & Wild, for the lowdown on nailing the perfect Father's Day present.
How much should I spend on a Father’s Day gift?
"There is no magic number when it comes to price; our research shows that over half of us prioritise sentiment over the price tag.
"A thoughtful gesture or even just sending him his favourite sweet treat always means more than an expensive luxury just for the sake of it.”
What is a good last-minute Father’s Day gift?
"Honestly, the trick is all in the delivery. Of course, the perfect scenario is that you can give your gift to dad in person - but if that's not an option, then the next best thing is something beautifully packaged with a heartfelt note from you. He never needs to know that you were pinched for time.
"In terms of what to choose, I'd recommend something that feels like a genuine treat rather than the usual practical or novelty gifts that can quickly be forgotten."
What do you buy a dad who has everything?
"Dads and father figures are universally hard to buy for. There is no 'default' gift option like there is for Mother's Day with flowers, so it heightens the pressure.
"It is so easy to get stuck in an endless 'scroll hole' and settle for something underwhelming. And, for many of us, this is the one moment in the year we try to take the time to really say thank you for everything our dads have done for us, so we want to get it right.
"If your dad already has all the things he could want, shift your focus away from stuff and toward upgrading his daily rituals. By doing this, you are gifting a quality moment of relaxation, which is the one thing he probably never buys for himself."
Danielle Fowler