What Do I Get My 55 Year Old Uncle For Christmas?
My family does secret santa every year and usually I get one of my girl cousins, well this year I got Uncle Ben, he loves to fish, currently building his new house (he’s a carpenter) doesn’t like high tech gadgets and gizmos bc he wont use them, they’re “too complicated” I have no idea what to get him. I thought of a Garmin Fish Finder GPS but he kayaks so idk if he would take the time to mount it, ans it might be a little too modern for him. Im at a loss you guys, please help me!!
get him a fenix PD30 light. I can’t stop using mine and am getting my dad one. my buddy got his father-in-law one (he’s a locksmith) and he f’n loves it. I would order it from 4sevens.com or battery junction and use tenergy batteries since they are 1/4th the price of lithiums at the store……you can’t go wrong with this: BTW fenix-store and 4sevens are the same company……this thing BLOWS away maglites or any flashlight he has….rivals lights that cost like 5 times as much. on the high mode it spotlights down my street yet i keep it in my pocket next to my wallet.https://www.fenix-store.com/product_info…
Get him a subscription to Playboy or Penthouse. It will be the best present he’ll get.
Fishing Items
Tools
Tool Box
A mug
Some Coffee
Hope I Helped!
Merry Xmas!
Good Luck!
Okay, don’t get that Garmin because it’s a gizmo and he probably won’t use it. If he shaves…get him a nice razor and some shaving cream, some replacement blades too. Other ideas for him…a tool box for his tools, a tackle box for his fishing stuff…how about a nice Snuggie? You could ask for some advice at the hardware store. If he’s building his new house, you could even get him something for when it’s done. How about a welcome mat? Good luck!
You could donate to a charity in his name, like Worldbuilders: http://heifer.kintera.org/faf/donorReg/d…
A gift card to a fishing store like Bass Pro could also be cool. Or a fuzzy pink hammer, haha!
edit: hmm, 100 dollars and no fishing stuff…
what about subscriptions to outdoorsy magazines? Like national geographic adventurer: http://adventure.nationalgeographic.com/
Or a waterproof digital camera?