Need some more last minute gift ideas for males in their mid-20s.... Thanks!

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<p>Stocking stuffer: DVD of Team America: World Peace from a discount dvd rack. :stuck_out_tongue: </p>

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<p>Nice set of ear buds.
clothes steamer
clothes butler
juicer</p>

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<p>My DH had suggested wireless headphones as a possible gift.</p>

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<p>Gift card to Trader Joes or Whole Foods. </p>

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<p>My boys both have older vehicles and our state and our neighboring state both are going hands free so I got them both bluetooth devices that fit on the sun visor. The device I bought had good reviews - I’m eager to see how it works.</p>

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<p>My kids are virtually impossible, with one saying he just wants a couple of short sleeved shirts, and the other just wants a keyboard, They don’t care about money or gift cards. However, the only clothes they wear are what I buy for them, because they don’t care enough to shop. I can’t bring myself to keep looking, so I’m just going to force them to go on a clothes shopping trip with me.</p>

<p>A couple of years ago, I gave them a present that was a hit, a trip to anywhere they wanted. That ended up being very reasonable, as we have airmiles and use discounted hotels. I might do that again.</p>

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<p>Nicer exercise clothes, if they are I to that. Crazy socks are a good idea. Got my son a slack line, which is kind of like a tightrope. Its a tough age… I’ve struggled this year. Guys can’t have too many ear buds. Chocolate? Other food they especially like? Sees Candy is a special treat in our house. Good luck.</p>

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<p>If your kid is a foodie cook, get Penzeys spices. They are exoensive but really good.</p>

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<p>macadamia nuts; my 26 yr S-inlaw and my 51 yr old H are both getting those - every year. They also both got Sees. I always try to include a toy. H isn’t getting one, but S-inlaw wanted a cribbage board so I gave him that - but he’s terribly nerdy (if I can say that). Smokehouse almonds too.</p>

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<p>I’m a cribbage fan and found a nice folding travel cribbage board when we were on Kauai one year.I have traveled with it but have a hard time finding folks interestd in playing–maybe on our next trip.</p>

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<p>Powerbank for a stocking stuffer</p>

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<p>That’s the kind I got too :slight_smile: </p>

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<p>Pocket knife…or maybe a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife for key ring? Can get a simple SAK for as little as $10-12.</p>

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<p>Thanks for the ideas!</p>

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<p>BE careful- you cant take the knives on planes, and many forget to take them off their keyrings before going to the airport.</p>

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<p>Victorinox has a key ring tool that is supposed to be ok for airports. Just be ready to have to toss it and lose it if security gives you a hassle. Not worth trouble carrying it in airport and having a problem with it or having delays explaining it’s not a knife/weapon in my opinion.</p>

<p><a href=“http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Jetsetter-3-Pocket-Knife/dp/B00932EPYI”>http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-Jetsetter-3-Pocket-Knife/dp/B00932EPYI&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>One son wanted a nice v-neck sweater to wear on casual Fridays. Other son wanted a paperwhite kindle.</p>

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<p>Cell phone charger. </p>

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<p>Am looking at the Tile app. He could use one on his phone, too!</p>

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<p>My son developed one of those “find your keys” apps years ago but never did anything with it :(</p>