The Best Gifts Under $50: 50 Presents for Every Type of Man on Your List

This 32-ounce hot-or-cold thermos keeps his java hot or iced tea cold for up to 12 or 24 hours, respectively. And it doesn't leak. Ever. Made with 18/8 pro stainless-steel that's odor- and bacteria-resistant, and also 100 percent recyclable.

This stainless-steel tumbler keeps drinks hot or cold for hours, sure — but it's also super adaptable, letting you accessorize with different lids for different scenarios. Beyond the standard lid, there's the shaker lid for mixed drinks ($20), a French-press lid for coffee ($30), a flavor-infuser lid for tea ($30) and thermal lid for extra insulation ($35).

A stainless-steel waffle-maker that produces reliably crisp waffles while looking like low-key sleek tech on the countertop. There are five settings, so you can brown with precision, hitting your waffle preferences, whether they go in the direction of syrup sponge or dark, toasty crunch. Makes good old round waffles that are divided into quarters, with a nonstick plate that can be wiped clean easily. Makes round waffles roughly 7 inches in diameter, and sectioned into quarters.

Retire to the backyard at the end of a long day — or the start of a great one — with the perfect beer glass. This set of four, handcrafted in Poland with lead-free soda-lime glass, are designed to get the best out of beer but will make any beverage better.

Survival — or just warming up at the end of a rainy day of hiking or fishing — depends on fire. This set of 25 water- and windproof matches will light up and burn (for up to 15 seconds) in the dampest conditions (including underwater). Also, the case itself floats, so you won't lose your indispensable waterproof matches at the bottom of the river. The surface of the case is textured, making it easier to handle with cold, clumsy fingers.

Who lives in a pineapple and holds all your beer? Who says a hard-sided cooler can’t have a little personality? Featuring SpongeBob’s mischievous — and oh so porous — face on the side, this limited-edition number from Igloo is loaded with character. The 16-quart capacity means there’s plenty of space for all his burger fixings — whether he’s making crabby patties or standard smash burgers.

Is he rocking a standard keyring? Upgrade him to this unobtrusive, cleverly designed tool. It features a spring-loaded wire gate to easily add or remove keys, while looking sleek and handsome. This everyday cribiner is ideal as a keyring to keep in your pocket — or to hang all your EDC off bags and beltloops.

So lightweight he'll forget he's even wearing it, this upgraded fanny pack is packable and has enough room for all his essentials, like keys, phone, and even a T-shirt.

Cast iron is as simple, tough and adaptable as it gets — cook anything over a campfire, on the grill, in the oven. From Salt Lake City–based Barebones, this skillet will do it all — hammer in tent stakes, or make perfect seared steaks at home. The skillet is pre-seasoned so you can use it right away.

Throw anything in this bag — firewood, barbecue tools, fishing gear — and go. Made from a tough, water-resistant 1,200-denier polyester shell, it's as indestructible, useful, and reliable as bags come.

We're all becoming star bakers this year — and pizza outside, either on the grill or in a portable pizza oven, is the ultimate win. The 13-by-13-inch Ooni baking stone fits almost any oven and turns out exceptionally crispy pies

A smooth, complex whiskey that hits all the right notes. Just don't call it bourbon. This whiskey is aged in whiskey-soaked used barrels rather than new-charred oak, a requirement to meet the definition of bourbon. That’s why it’s known as Unblended American Whiskey. But a rose by any other name, you know? It’s a rich, luscious whiskey with intense notes of butterscotch, vanilla, dried fruit, and a hint of mint.

This collapsible, high-strength umbrella packs down to roughly the size of a pair of folded socks. Does he still use that drug store umbrella that has loose spokes and turns inside out in even the slightest breeze? Replace it with this classic — and much, much more durable — option. It measures less than seven inches when closed and expands to a 36-inch long rain-defender with a 38-inch canopy. Available in 10 colors.

Combining horseshoes, bocce, and bowling, this family-friendly game is equal parts luck, skill, and competitive fun. Looking for backyard family fun? The Rollors — thick, wooden, discs — will help your kids embrace coordination, dexterity, and precise movement, while the overall feel of the game will give you one more thing to be the best at. Designed by Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran, Matt Butler, Rollors is great to bust out when cornhole loses its luster.