Fathers Day competition prizes

Fathers Day Gift Guide

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In a few short weeks, it is going to be Fathers Day and the annual hunt for the perfect gift has commenced. For some reason buying gifts for Fathers Day is one of the hardest gift buying occasions of the year but I am hoping to help to alleviate some of your stress when it comes to gift buying with this Fathers Day Gift Guide. I have split the gift guide into four categories depending on the personality of the person you are buying for and right at the end you can even enter to win some fabulous Fathers Day Gifts too.

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When it comes to the family man personalisation is the key to his heart and you could either create your own special Handmade Fathers Day gifts or you can use a website such as Create Gift Love to order a high quality personalised product. We love the wooden keyring below which has a special message on one side and the girls dates of birth on the back. We also found the printed canvas from Little Helper to be a great gift and they have some really funny Dad rules ones too.

Hobbycraft fathers day gifts

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When it comes to the secret geek then you can always find something that will intrigue them and make them smile. Whether you are looking for something for the house or for a bit of fun you can’t go wrong with the Batman Mirror or Star Wars Clock from Paladone, the Skull Lamp by Value Lights, a fabulously fun Stylophone or the ultimate gift of an Unchartered 4 PS4 Bundle. Fathers Day is the perfect time to show the man in your life that he can be as geeky as he wants to be.

 

 

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The Mans Man likes things hot, on the rocks and sporting a beard so these gifts are the perfect thing for him to unwrap this fathers day. If the man in your life likes hot sauce then a personalised bottle of Inferno sauce from I Just Love It will be the ideal gift. Famous Grouse now have a great selection of whiskies that are suitable for the connoisseur or the novice whisky drinker. Yankee Candle is celebrating Fathers Day with a fabulous collection of Gentlemen’s scents with the Barber Shop candles that smell divine. They range from Hair Tonic to aftershave to hot towel and come in a sleek looking black container. To keep their tickly beards in shape or for that silky smooth kissable face then a Wilkinson sword hydro 5 will help to ensure they look their best.

 

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The Hunter Gatherer likes to cook meat and make fire. He appreciates the great outdoors and enjoys spending time in the garden. From wanting to cut and prepare all of the meat with the ProCook Gourmet Glass and Acacia Magnetic knife set to cooking it on the BBQ using the VonHaus 18 piece BBQ Utensil set in Aluminium carry case whilst munching on some habanero Snaffling pig pork scratchings (available in a gift set with beer or cider) he will love to receive some of these gifts this Fathers Day. If he likes pottering in the garden and growing things then the Sprout plantable chilli pencils are a great novelty item and he can keep his tea warm (or his beer cold) whilst gardening, with the Ecovessel double barrel mug. Now if you really wanted to spoil him then let him sit back and relax as the Flymo Robotic Lawnmower 1200R cuts the grass for him.

 

Flymo Robotic Lawnmower 1200R

 

I hope that you now have some great ideas for gifts that you can get for Fathers Day. To help you even further I have a fabulous prize draw where you can enter to win the following items

  1. Personalised coaster from Create Gift Love
  2. Spiralizer from ProCook
  3. Sprout plantable chilli pencils
  4. Wilkinson Sword Hydro 5
  5. Lumie Bodyclock Active 250

Fathers Day competition prizes

To enter use the rafflecopter form below and follow the instructions

a Rafflecopter giveaway

 

Ends at Midnight on 14th June 2016
Must be at least 18 years old to win.
The winner will be chosen on the 15th June, and notified via email. UK Entrants only, unfortunately, we cannot send these items overseas. The prize is for the items shown in the prize bundle image only. There will only be one winner who will win all of the prizes mentioned.
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104 thoughts on “Fathers Day Gift Guide”

  10. The Lumie Bodyclock Active 250 would make an amazing father’s day gift, this has been on our wishlist for ages 🙂

  15. The Lumie Bodyclock Active 250 – I could never understand why most of the Lumie lights do not have a radio!

  18. The Spiralizer from ProCook is my favourite but only slightly ahead of the Lumie Bodyclock.

  27. I’m after a Sprializer, how can just cutting veg differently make them so appealing to my kids? I don’t know but it does 🙂

  32. The spiralizer is my favourite because loves to cook and I know he’d love to try it out.

  33. He loves to cook so he would really like the ProCook Gourmet Glass and Acacia Magnetic knife set

  72. The PS4 Bundle seems like the kind of thing my father would love, that or the Lumie bodyclock

  90. The Sprout plantable chilli pencils 🙂 Just love the concept and something completely different!

  104. You actually make it appear really easy with your presentation but I to find this topic to be actually something which I feel
    I might never understand. It kind of feels too complex and very broad for me.
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