Father’s Day Gift Guide

It doesn't get much faster than this—and that's what counts in the morning when dad needs his coffee. The Aeropress Espresso Maker is a hand-pressed air pressure brewing system to cut filtering time to a mere 20 seconds, giving coffee lovers one to four cups of joe in about one minute.

To buy: Sur la Table, $30

Delicious barbecue all comes down to one thing: what you put on it. The right rub and marinade can take a boring ol' piece of meat and turn it into something that would fit right in deep down South. While some might argue over which state has the best (Tennessee, North Carolina and Texas are in a tight race), you can't deny the deliciousness of The Salt Lick, which many fans say is Texas's best barbecue destination. Order from an array of their goodies online, and you'll be licking your fingers in no time.

To buy: Sauce and Dry Rub, $20

Up is a super simple looking wristband that can do an incredible amount of things. Connected with different smartphone apps, it tracks movement, sleep and food intake. Basically, it's an all-around healthy lifestyle companion.

To buy: Jawbone, $130

Is dad an avid (and possibly hipster) shutterbug? If so, this hopelessly hip medium-format camera is perfect for lomographers looking to capture panoramas, square images and 6×9 pics. The witty throwback design doesn't hurt, either.

To buy: Lomography, $300

If your man is into Turkish coffee, Black Goat coffee from California-based Dripp could be right up his Constantinople-inspired alley. The Ethiopian beans have hints of raspberry jam and cocoa that gives way to the sweet organic cardamom spice.

All you need now is the hookah.

To buy: Dripp, $21

The basic, pocket-sized Field Notes book—available in ruled, graph, blank or mixed paper—will last your guy through 48 pages of just about anything. It's super durable, so is perfect for especially active men.

To buy: Field Notes, $10

What better way for dad to showcase his fam than a personalized smartphone case? Just send over a photo of your kiddos to this Etsy shop owner, and presto! Your guy will never again have to search his photo cue to show off cute pics of your kids.

To buy: Etsy, $49

If you haven't seen (or heard), beards are having a major comeback. Help the men in your life treat them right with this collection of 100 percent natural beard soap and tonics. It's a gift not only for them, but for chins everywhere.

To buy: Herbivore Botanicals on Etsy, $24

Welcome to the Sugar Shack! While it might look like a bottle of hooch, moonshine or firewater (you get the idea), this half-gallon jug of Best Made organic maple syrup is family-friendly and hails from the maple trees of New Hampshire.

Homemade pancakes—meet your match.

To buy: Best Made, $72

Parks and Recreation fans will go crazy for this coffee cup based on character Ron Swanson. The mug basically depicts Ron's attitude about … well … everything.

To buy: NBC Universal, $14

The perfect gift from a child to his dad is one they can use together. Turn your favorite family photo into a fun puzzle with Pinhole Press's photo puzzle. Features 252 puzzle pieces.

To buy: Pinhole Press, $25

If you're lucky enough to have your home state be represented in one of Draplin's 40 or so state posters, it's a no-brainer dad's day gift. Native pride is big. That's key.

To buy: Draplin Design Co., $30

Whiskey lovers know there's nothing's worse than a watered down drink, and having it neat isn't always a preferred option. Whiskey stones give your connoisseur the best of both worlds: just chill them, and they'll keep his drink cool without melting. We'll all drink to that.

To buy: Crate & Barrel, $20

Chances are most dads you know are still carrying around the same keychain from college. Upgrade this everyday item into something that doesn't have a bottle opener attached to it, like this simple yet chic leather keychain.

To buy: Wren, $35