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At this point, there isn't much time to come up with the perfect Father's Day gift. And if money is tight, you may have limited options for buying your dad something you think he'll love.
The good news is that if you turn to Amazon, you can choose from a range of options that won't require you to raid your savings account. Plus, if you're a Prime member, you can have your gift shipped quickly so it arrives in time for Father's Day.
It pays to look around on Amazon to see what items you can find based on your father's hobbies and your personal budget. But here are a few items that may be a good fit.
1. Under Armour Men's Tech Golf Polo
Whether your dad plays golf or not, this Under Armour polo makes a great gift. It's made of breathable fabric that wicks away sweat, so it's perfect for not just a day outdoors, but someone who commutes to an office during the sweltering days of summer. You can buy it on Amazon for just $32.98, which is 27% off its usual price of $45.
2. A basket of beef jerky
Have a dad who loves his jerky? Amazon's got you covered with its Jerky Lovers Assortment Box. For $59.99, you get a mix of jerky sticks, beef bars, and more. It's a great gift for dads who aren't a fan of stuff and prefer gifts that can be enjoyed without taking up permanent space at home.
3. ROMANTICIST 27pcs Heavy Duty BBQ Tools Gift Set
If your dad is into grilling, this barbecue set might come in extra handy. It features 27 pieces, including a grill fork, basting brush, tongs, and meat claws. Right now, it's on sale for $28.99, down from $49.99. And it comes in a carrying case for easy storage.
4. Coleman 316 Series Insulated Portable Cooler
Whether your dad enjoys afternoons at the beach, tailgating at football games, or hanging out in his own backyard, this 100-quart cooler makes an awesome gift. It's equipped with heavy-duty 6-inch wheels and includes cup holders and a stain-resistant liner. Amazon has it on sale for $109.99, marked down from $115.99.
5. Trivial Pursuit Master Edition
If your dad is a trivia buff, then you may want to consider the Master Edition version of Trivial Pursuit as a Father's Day gift. It comes with almost 3,000 questions designed to test your dad's knowledge. Better yet, pair the game with an invitation to come over and play, whether at your place or your dad's. You can buy it for $44.95.
You don't have to rack up a giant credit card bill in the course of buying a Father's Day gift. And remember, your dad probably wouldn't want you to anyway. So focus on giving your dad something you know he'll enjoy, but also, something that aligns with your financial comfort zone right now. Your dad is apt to appreciate the thought no matter what.
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