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Last-minute Father’s Day gift ideas

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WASHINGTON — Father of dad jokes, teller of seemingly endless stories, owner of at least one embarrassing “dad” shirtÌý— June 18 is the day to celebrate all the best things about fathers.

Here are some last-minute gift ideas to show your appreciation.

A reel winner If everything you’ve learned about patience and becoming comfortable with silence is from fishing with your father, get him a gift to add to his collection. Bass Pro Shops is having a with discounts on rods, baits, reels and more. Cabela’s also has in the family. You might nab your catch of the day at . (Thinkstock)
Single-serving coffee machine dispenses  espresso in a glass cup  with coffee capsules in background
Coffee maker If your dad is a coffee enthusiast, get him a quality coffee maker, exquisite coffee beans or a decadent coffee-themed basket of goodies this Father’s Day. Looking to splurge? offers classy coffee gizmos and gadgets, from latte makers to espresso machines. Keurig machines are a bit more affordable, such as. For an eclectic touch, give dad a , an hourglass-shaped glass coffee maker that requires coarsely ground coffee and and Chemex coffee filters for the best brew. Read more on Chemex brewing on . (Thinkstock)
A punny apron If your dad loves to cook and he appreciates dad jokes, get him a funny apron to wear when he fires up the grill this summer. has a range of options, from aprons that read “Hi Hungry, I’m dad.” to “Man bib.” Amazon also offers “” aprons, as well as those that read, (Thinkstock)
Drone The photo and video capabilities of camera app drones elevate them from child’s play to adult-level toys (or ones fathers can at least use with their kids). If your dad is into photography, technology or is just a big kid at heart, check out Ìý of recommended drones as a Father’s Day gift. (Thinkstock)
carpenter tools,hammer,meter,nails,shavings
Tools If he’s Mister fixer-upper around the house, your father may appreciate new tools at his disposal. Ìýnot only sells power and hand tools, but also offers tool storage and organization as possible Father’s Day gifts. Ìýalso has a range of gift ideas, from better the to . (Thinkstock)
An ice-cold beverage Gone are the days of watery, diluted drinks. Get your dad a for Father’s Day and he can enjoy cool drinks all summer long without them becoming watered down. Whether he prefers iced coffee (without the ice) or chilled wine and spirits, this gadget can cool dad’s favorite beverage in minutes. For dad who prefer coolers, that come equipped with accessories. (Thinkstock)
closeup old golf bags on green
Sporting equipment If your dad golfs, Dick’s Sporting Goods is having a . To help him fit in with the other dads on the range, check out the golf apparel fromÌý. To help dad feel a step closer to the pros, has recommendations from golf balls to lessons to technology. For tennis playing dads, check out for gift ideas, from tennis socks to vintage rackets. If your dad enjoys spectating games, get him a jersey to his favorite team, whether Ìý, Ìýor . (Thinkstock)
Comfortable shoes Whether your father prefers loafers, flip flops, slippers or sneakers, this Father’s Day could be the optimal time to upgrade his favorite pair of shoes. For athletic shoes, of up to 30 percent off merchandise. , from Crocs to Clarks to Converse. For stylish dads, Ìýhas top picks among oxfords, loafers, slip-ons and more. See if he’d enjoy a pair of driving shoes, such as Ìýor these from . If your dad values comfort above all else, consider these (Thinkstock)
America’s most iconic foods If you believe that the way to a man’s heart is through good food, you might want to see if any of your dad’s favorites are deliverable through . You can get dad a monthly , surprise him with lobster rolls from Maine or a classic pastrami kit from Langer’s Deli in California. Order by the end of the week to get your gift in time for Father’s Day. If you’d rather take your dad somewhere nice for Father’s Day, see for the greater D.C. area. (Thinkstock)
A man hand with Watch on wrist isolated over a white background
Watch Is your dad always late? Or is he a stickler for timeliness? In either case, getting a watch for dad doesn’t sound like a bad idea. Fossil watches start at $50, and the company also offers fitness trackers and smart watches. Ìýalso has a wide selection of watches, from sports watches that clock in under $20 to water and shock resistant watches that cost anywhere between $20 to $200. (Thinkstock)
Baker hands preparing khachapuri on kitchen table. Top view on cook making traditional georgian treat with raw dough and egg. Culinary, cooking, recipe concept
Cooking/mixology class If you’re hoping to get dad a bit closer to culinary masterpieces and away from his concoctions, book him a cooking lesson or two. offers classes and wine dinners in Alexandria, Virginia and in the D.C. Metro area. Sur la table hosts classes in Arlington, Virginia, with different themes such as “Cooking with Dad” and “Fried Chicken 101” up for grabs. Dads who are born entertainers or hosts might enjoy a mixology class about craft cocktails for beginners. Find more information on or . (Thinkstock)
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Single-serving coffee machine dispenses  espresso in a glass cup  with coffee capsules in background
carpenter tools,hammer,meter,nails,shavings
closeup old golf bags on green
A man hand with Watch on wrist isolated over a white background
Baker hands preparing khachapuri on kitchen table. Top view on cook making traditional georgian treat with raw dough and egg. Culinary, cooking, recipe concept

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