What are some great and affordable gift ideas for men?

Redballoon is a great website to buy an experience for a guy. A gift voucher to any kind of extreme sport such as aircraft flying lessons, skydiving, absailing makes a nice gift.

by joya.

I agree with Joya...definitely some sort of adrenalin experience. Some guys love quirky football team boxers to wear to bed. The tie and cuff links are a bit "I'm over it." Some guys also love a bottle of Baileys.

by Justine Crowley

I love Fiverr for unusual and very affordable gifts for guys. On this website people offer services for $5. They do some cool things such as making personalized videos from a photo, delivering audio or video birthday greetings impersonating famous people (Batman, Yoda, Tony Soprano, Marilyn Monroe and hundreds more) and creating birthday raps. The fun and bizarre section as well as the graphics and animation one have some inspired ideas for gifts. Note that some "gigs" will cost more than $5 if you want the added on features however I've found that for the price of a pair of socks, the offerings on Fiverr are lots of fun and really good value.

by Here and There

Sorry, this is slightly NOT answering the above question!...I bought my husband a surprise Red Baron flight, for his 40th. For his 50th I organised a surprise family dinner. in a lovely restaurant, with a few friends as well. For his 60th, I booked a table for lunch at a Chinese yum cha restaurant. As a sister & a brother-in-law also have birthdays in the same week, he just thought it was for 1 of them!

by Miro

A beautifully made leather wallet, or leather coin holder, for a man.

Bought hubby, many years' ago, a 'Parker Sonnet' set of Fountain Pen, Biro, & Propelling Pencil, in a superb red & black French 'polished' pattern.

He 'wore through' the Pencil's barrel as constantly used it, & our daughter bought him a new one, same pattern!

by donjo

Somethinginexpensive is a home made booklet giving services, like a back massage, driving him to and from the club so he can enjoy some male time with mates, cooking something really special that you wouldn't normally cook at home, washing his car and things along these lines. It also works for children to give adjusting the choices to child-like options. Other than that, what about purchasing a newspaper publised on the day he was born? I can't recall the cost so not sure if it fits the inexpensive criteria. Sonething different would be a day trip by train to somewhere interesting with a nice lunch at some restaurant or club before heading home again.

by helga

Men are notoriously hard to buy for !!! Gift cards are my go to, for gifts for men. Bunnings vouchers are a very safe bet. My sons birthday is coming up soon, so I will get him one, as he wants some power tools for his new house. Gift vouchers for a favourite clothing store often goes down well. I sometimes give this to my son. My husband got a gift voucher to his favourite clothing store, and he ended up spending about $400, far more than the voucher was worth. My daughter gave my husband a Gold Class movie voucher last Fathers Day. We used it recently and had a wonderful night together. We topped it off with dinner out. the Adrenalin vouchers are great too, but they are not exactly cheap, depending on what you want to do. My husband would like to do a Top Gun flight in a fighter jet, but it costs thousands. I got my other son some laps around a racetrack in a V8 Supercar. and it was appreciated. My husband turns 60 next year, and I am getting him a hamper that I am going to make up myself. I am going to put in photos and memories of a life well lived, plus little things he likes. It could be something to do with his favourite footy team, favourite food, and other things I am going to collect throughout the year. We will be in Europe for his birthday this time next year, but we will celebrate before we go. Its a milestone.

by Lluxi

Hi Lluki, Thanks for the 'Male present ideas'.Have you been on your wonderful
European holiday yet for your husbands 60th? I hope you both had a wonderful time, if your now home from it!

We go in August miro