
Viski
Cold Smoke Electric Cocktail Smoker Kit
Adds a layer of oak smoke to an old fashioned at the press of a button. No torch or butane, and it recharges over USB-C.
Best for: The home bartender who likes a bit of theater.
Under $50
Small, well-made things he'll use long after the holidays. No gag gifts or filler, and everything here is under $50.
12 picks · Prices checked October 3, 2026
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Viski
Adds a layer of oak smoke to an old fashioned at the press of a button. No torch or butane, and it recharges over USB-C.
Best for: The home bartender who likes a bit of theater.

Viski
Heavy, square-based crystal rocks glasses that make a pour of whiskey look like an occasion. Lead-free and dishwasher safe.
Best for: The man who still drinks good whiskey out of a juice glass.

Stanley
The classic green Stanley thermos, built to ride around in a truck for decades. The lid doubles as a cup and it keeps coffee hot all day.
Best for: The dad who heads out before sunrise.

Leatherman
A minimal, lightweight pocket knife with a combo blade and a bottle opener built into the clip. An easy first step into everyday carry.
Best for: The guy who's never carried a knife but should.

Orbitkey
Turns a jangling fistful of keys into one neat, silent stack in top-grain leather. Holds two to seven keys plus a car fob on the D-ring.
Best for: The man whose keys sound like a wind chime.

Corkcicle
Freezable glasses that form a wedge of ice along one side, so his whiskey stays cold and dilutes slowly. The cigar glass has a built-in rest.
Best for: The dad with a favorite bourbon and a favorite chair.

Cocktail Kingdom
The precise, slim jigger professional bartenders use, from the company that supplies many of the world's best cocktail bars. A real upgrade over a plastic shot glass.
Best for: The guy who's getting serious about cocktails at home.

Craighill
A solid helix of brass or steel that replaces the thumbnail-breaking split ring. Pull off the end cap to add a key. A small daily pleasure.
Best for: The man who appreciates well-made small things.

Trayvax
A stainless steel carabiner with a built-in 4mm hex key and bottle opener. It clips to his keys or bag and quietly handles the small fixes.
Best for: The tinkerer who always has something that needs tightening.

Fellow
An insulated travel mug with a slide lid he can open and close one-handed. It keeps coffee hot without the plastic-lid taste of most travel mugs.
Best for: The commuter who drinks his coffee on the move.

Fellow
An insulated whiskey tumbler with a ceramic-coated interior, a weighted base and a splash-resistant lid. Fits a standard whiskey cube and goes from the porch to the campfire.
Best for: The guy who takes his bourbon outside.

Smithey
A pocket-sized opener hand-made in Charleston by the cast iron makers, with their signature three-hole handle. Small, heavy, and much nicer than it needs to be.
Best for: The guy who's always the one opening drinks at the cookout.