17 unexpected gifts for dads that are difficult to shop for

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• Finding a great Father's Day gifts for Dad can be hard enough as is, but it doesn't help that when you ask Dad what he wants, he won't give you any clues.
• If Dad is hard to shop for, no worries. We've got you covered with some great gift ideas he'll love, so you don't have to spend too much time trying to figure out what he really wants.
• Whether it's a cool experience, a quirky gift that'll make him laugh, or a practical product he really needs, we've thought of it all. Check out our roundup of 17 gifts for dads who are hard to shop for.

When it comes to gifting, you never really want to ask your recipient what they want. But, even if you were to ask Dad what he wants this Father's Day, he'd probably respond with something along the lines of "I have everything I need." And you know he really means it.

Dad may not care much for all the material stuff, but that doesn't mean he doesn't deserve a great gift this Father's Day. Whether it's a fun experience he'll remember forever or a jab at his incessant dad jokes, there are plenty of gifts for the dad who's hard to shop for. We did some searching and found 17 great Father's Day gift ideas that show Dad how much you love and appreciate him.

From the practical to the sentimental, keep reading for 17 unexpected gifts for dads that are difficult to shop for.

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