47 perfect Father's Day gifts that are all under $50

Whether dad likes grilling steaks or just loves eating them, a sampler of delicious meat will get the job done.

Perfect for everything from camping to everyday use, this Hydro Flask water bottle is our top pick for the best water bottle you can buy. During Outdoor Gear Lab's testing, ice resisted melting for nearly 24 hours, and water was ice cold for more than a full day.

If your dad could stand to take more time for himself, setting him up with nice tools for a quick — but nonetheless indulgent — routine is a great gift. Especially with the option to engrave Harry's Winston Shave Set is a thoughtful and practical gift you can feel good giving — especially if dad is still using disposables.

Perfect for the summer months spent at the beach, barbecuing by the pool, or simply for the demands of the rugged lifestyle of dads everywhere, a waterproof portable Bluetooth speaker is always a good idea.

Magic Spoon is a new "childlike cereal for adults" that's high in protein and low in sugar — and all four flavors are delicious. If you want to treat him to cereal that tastes like it should leave you with a mouthful of cavities without actually doing so, check it out.

Alexa can tell dad jokes or the forecast, order him pizza, and play his music among lots of other helpful skills.

No matter which gift you decide to give dad, odds are good he's going to be most thankful for a thoughtful card that makes him feel celebrated and appreciated. If you want to make his day (and give him something he can hold onto if he wants), a fun card is a great addition.

For casual internet perusing, Facebook updating, and game playing, Amazon's Fire tablet is a tough value to beat. It isn't exactly high tech, but it's $50 and it works well. If dad isn't a self-proclaimed tech fiend, it'll do what he needs it to do.

An ode to eight beautiful, bittersweet seasons of Game of Thrones fandom.

An understated, rugged leather case will keep his phone safe and hopefully blend in seamlessly with the rest of his gear. Especially if he's a man of few accessories, why not pay extra mind to the ones he does have?

This tobacco- and amber-scented candle is a cozy, mellow addition that smells a little bit like drinking whiskey in the woods after breaking wild mustangs.

Shopping isn't everyone's favorite activity — or, if it is, not all of us have the time for a trip to the mall. That's where the stylists at Stitch Fix come in. A great gift for busy dads, the service delivers the newest trends and styles to fit any occasion and price point.

Especially if your old man is big into the make-your-own movement, he'll probably have a lot of fun mixing his own hot sauces — whether they turn out well or not.

For jerky-loving dads, we're fans of Chef's Cut. The flavors in this Chef's Sampler run the gamut so he can try a little bit of everything.

Perfect for dads accustomed to running around, a portable charger will keep his gadgets ready to go whenever he needs them.

Grabbing a nice shaving cream that smells like sandalwood is an easy way to get dad into enjoying the daily luxuries.

This stainless-steel vacuum-insulated tumbler was built to withstand the extreme conditions of the outdoors, and the overpreparation for day-to-day life is pretty great. This will keep your dad's cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot for hours on end.

Tommy John makes some of our favorite comfortable loungewear (as well as basics like underwear, which is where most of their recognition comes from). You might not know exactly what to get your dad or in what size, but a gift card lets him look around for himself (with you still covering the tab).

Whether there's a new summer blockbuster out or not, nothing beats going to the movies his kids.

If he loves breakfast sandwiches, he's probably going to be pretty enthusiastic when he opens this. It might seem gimmicky, but it has nearly 2,000 five-star reviews on Amazon and a 4.6 rating overall.

If dad loves reading, medicine, or moving books "When Breath Becomes Air" is a must-read — and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. To lend extra meaning, write your own inscription to him on the inside cover.

What's a better gift than total convenience? If he has an iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8, or the iPhone 8 Plus, he'll be able to set it down on this pad and see it instantly charging. This one is our top overall pick for the best wireless chargers you can buy.

These smart light bulbs connect to the internet and can be controlled through an app on his smartphone or a smart speaker like the Amazon Echo or Google Home. Overnight, he'll never have to get up to dim the lights for the perfect late-night reading or movie-viewing experience again.

Is there a good concert, play, or game coming up in the next few months he'd love? Grab tickets and make a night of it — or, if you live far away, make sure he gets to go with a friend or two.

Every dad deserves to have at least one unapologetically cheesy mug for his morning coffee. This one is well-placed to become a regular.

If he loves to cook, salt blocks will bring his meals to the next level. Himalayan salt is supposed to give a more nuanced flavor than regular table salt, and the amount of saltiness will be auto-regulated by the type of food (moist food absorbs more, fatty foods repel it).

Bourbon and coffee, what's not to love?

Socks are every outfit's opportunity for some flair. If dad might appreciate a few unforgettable pairs from a new brand, check out Happy Socks' Father's Day Gift Box. As with any holiday set, it's a perk that it also already looks gift-ready.

Local pasta-making classes, wine tours, pottery workshops, secret concerts, nature outings — you can book from thousands of local classes and experiences on Airbnb Experiences to make wherever you live feel new, exciting, and full of possibilities.

For dad's big upcoming adventures, a leather passport cover and luggage tag (which you can engrave) is likely not something he'd pick up for himself but will love having.

If dad has young kids, one of the most impactful gifts you can give is probably a worry-free night out. Nationwide service UrbanSitter is home to more than 150,000 trusted babysitters and gathers mutual connections and recommendations from their community of fellow parents. You can give a gift card to dad for the service. A $34.95 one-month access pass (or $99.95 annual membership) allows parents to browse, interview, and book a sitter that meets their needs.

Do your dad a big favor and pick up what will undoubtedly become the pair of shoes he spends the whole summer in. Comfortable, breathable, lightweight, and travel-friendly, they're a natural-born default.

Gift dad the tools to make his own craft beer. This kit comes with easy instructions, customer service to contact for troubleshooting, and all the essentials. It also has one of the most positive ratings online and gets an "A" grade from FakeSpot.

A straightforward interface and lots of streaming options make Roku's streaming stick among the best streaming devices out there, especially in affordability.

An REI membership offers a lifetime of benefits for a one-time purchase. That includes 10%-back dividends, special offers, access to in-store REI Garage sales, and special pricing on REI classes and events. Find out more here.

Use this to give a nod to his "Game of Thrones" obsession and institute a family game night.

If he isn't married to a skin care routine yet, he might love Kiehl's — it's nicer than what he'd pick up at the drugstore, but not so expensive he can't bring himself to replace it when this pot runs out.

A nice dopp kit goes a long way in making Dad's life easier and his essentials more organized. Dagne Dover's neoprene makes this look much more luxe than its price suggests.

This personalized Father's Day coupon book is sweet and thoughtful, but more polished than if it was entirely homemade. You can gift him his choice of TV, free take-out-the-trash days, or anything else that might make his next few months better.

If dad loves the outdoors but might not need another of whatever you select for him this time around, you might put the purchasing power in his hands for a change. You don't need to haunt his friends, siblings, and other family members with requests for taking inventory of his working or not-working gear, and he can shop for the latest edition of something or replace the old.

Understated, elegant, and personalized, this money clip looks nicer than its price suggests.

Nicer than what he might pick up at the drugstore, this MALIN+GOETZ body wash smells great and uses natural glycerin and amino acid technology to cleanse the skin without stripping it.

He most likely doesn't have this yet, but a beer flight holder is great for entertaining — or just having more fun with the hobbies he already loves.

For the man who has everything — why not an under-$50 drone?

If Dad is letting his stubble grow out, or he's already sporting a beard, this is a grooming product he should have, but might not.

This cooler is perfect for when a picnic or tailgate party involves more gear than he can carry in two hands. Its 20-liter capacity will hold a 12-pack plus ice, and two side pockets with adjustable toggles can handle wine or water bottles.

This is basically the how-to book for every mouth-watering Southern breakfast dad might ever want, and he'll probably have a lot of fun making his way through each one.