A fold-out blade, bottle opener, and screwdriver clipped right to your key ring. Lighter than a disposable lighter, it tackles half of life's everyday mechanical problems. The other half involves opening cold beers, which it also handles effortlessly.
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The viral hydrogel mask that turns clear once your skin drinks up all the collagen. Sleep in it and wake up looking like life treats you right—because now it finally does.
A kitchen platypus that dives into jars and scrapes out the very last bit of Nutella. Award-winning design, heart-winning too.
The drill bits that finally remove that stripped screw that has been mocking Dad from the door hinge for three years. Inexpensive, but winning that war is priceless.
A tiny HD camera that goes where no human eye was ever meant to go: inside your ear. It hooks up to your phone, and suddenly the whole family wants a look. Equal parts gross and fascinating.
Fill her head with water and vinegar, let her fume inside the microwave, and her steam loosens even fossilized lasagna. The most useful lady in the kitchen.
A desktop Darth Vader holding your pen aloft like a lightsaber. The ultimate desk accessory to bring dad's office over to the Dark Side — the classy side.
Writes, levels, measures, drives screws, pops bottles, and works touchscreens—nine tools right in your shirt pocket. Wearing it turns any dad into a hardware store secret agent.
A handy pocket multi-tool with a sweet engraved message meant just for his eyes every time he flips it open. Fixes everything while secretly reminding him who gave it to him.
The ultimate gift for that driver who refuses to use turn signals. A bottle of absolute nothing wrapped in a ridiculously convincing label. Sit back and watch your brother-in-law search under the hood for the fill cap, while nobody bothers to stop him.