Fathers really break their backs to provide for their families. With Father’s Day just around the corner, it is now your chance to thank your dad for everything. Some of you may have already thought of a gift idea. However, there’s so much going in the world right now that it’s easy to lose track. So here are some great choices for2020 Father’s Day gifts this year to get your dad.
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A Year’s Worth of Music Streaming
This may not be at the top of your 2020 father’s day gifts list, but it is a great option. Everyone loves music, but never before have we had an option that fits everyone. With a year’s worth of any of the subscription services available now like Spotify or Apple Music, the problem is solved. Your dad will love to listen to some tunes while he’s on the road. So give him the ability to listen to whatever he wants.
BestParking
This may not technically qualify as a ‘gift’, but he’ll use it far more than anything else on this list. This Father’s Day, you should introduce your dad to BestParking. It literally is the best parking app that you will ever use. It has been quoted as the best in the New York Times, CNN, etc. It helps you book parking spaces before they’re taken. This will help your dad while he’s out again following his favorite sports all over the country. Along with their great guide on parking spaces, he’ll never be left looking for a space again.
A Beer Subscription
Beer is one of the best drinks in the world. That’s just a fact. So why not give your tailgating dad a way that he can drink beer whenever he wants. Craft Beer Club and Beer Drop both have beer subscription services that you can gift him on Father’s Day. This way, he will always have a pint of beer to enjoy on his most cherished occasions.
Insulated Beer Glasses
A tailgating dad definitely appreciates a cold beer. Pop these Host Freeze cooling pint glasses in the freezer for a couple hours, and the proprietary gel will keep beverages chilled for hours. They’re BPA free, and the no-sweat silicone band adds an insulated grip so his hand doesn’t get cold. A 2020 father’s day gift that shows your concern for his health and comfort while also enabling him to enjoy keeping his favorite beverage chilled.
If your dad prefers a different beverage, there are other types of Freeze cups as well: the Margarita, Martini, Whiskey and Wine cooling cups, as well as tumblers. There are different color options for the silicone bands if your he prefers his tailgating accessories color coordinated.
A Brand New Grill
If your dad loves firing up the grill or even just loves to have barbeques, you should get him a new grill. It won’t be cheap of course, if you’re going for something premium, but it’ll be worth it. Whether you’re going for family gatherings, birthdays or for a Superbowl party, this will be essential. Give this 4 burner cart-style grill from Char Broil a try.
A Brand New OLED Television
There’s nothing that has a greater Father’s Day 2020appeal than a new OLED television. This one from LG will probably beat out any competition you have in the living room right now. It’s great for watching cable sports and sporting events in general. It comes in 59, 65, and 77-inch sizes. All three are great for a grand sporting homegate event.
A Sports Streaming Service Subscription
Your tailgating dad must be a huge sports fan obviously, so why not give him a year’s worth of content. There are various streaming services now that have sports streaming built in to them. You could go for the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle that goes for $12.99 a month. If you’re going for a more complete package that deals with Live TV, you could go for YouTube TV. It’s a lot more expensive at $50 a month though. Several other choices include Fubo TV and even Amazon Prime Video.
Whichever service you choose can be a great father’s day gift, it’ll give your dad a much wider selection of sports’ content to watch throughout 2020.
A BBQ Grill Tool Set
If your tailgating dad loves to fire up the grill, give him a chance to feel professional. This great barbeque grill tool set is perfect to keep all your tools for grilling steaks and cooking burgers. It’ll make your dad feel like he’s about to go on a mission and will add a little glamour to his work.
Steaks for grilling
There’s a reason most grill-lovers have heard of Omaha Steaks. We bet your dad’s one of them. They’ve been delighting more than beef eaters since 1917. Offering a wide range of meats, chicken, pork and seafood, there’s something for every discerning palate. So why not treat him to a custom gift box, the Father’s Day Choice, the Tailgater’s Choice, or really win him over with a subscription. You can’t go wrong with anything Omaha Steaks has to offer. Give your dad a gift this Father’s Day that will allow him to flex his grilling skills and delight the whole family at the same time.
Cook Him a Meal
A homecooked meal may be the best way to show your father that you care. Buying him something is one thing, but working to make something for him is a higher level of gift giving.
Depending on what he likes, you can make him a delectable, juicy butter burger like this one from Grillseeker. You can also try and make a healthy alternative for him that still tastes amazing like one of these veggie burgers. Whatever you decide, remember to practice at least once before if you’re not proficient. Make that burger with love and watch your dad smile as he takes his first bite.
Whatever you gift to your tailgating dad this June 21st on Father’s Day, make sure it’s well thought out. Make sure it’s given with love and care. Your dad deserves it.
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