Gifts for your husband or boyfriend

It holds 473 mL (16 oz) and keeps drinks hot for up to 11 hours, or cold for 24, by Contigo’s figures. One hand holds, sips and locks it. A hook inside the lid keeps a tea bag’s string tidy, the lid goes on the dishwasher’s top rack, and the steel body is washed by hand.

• Hot up to 11 hours
• Push-button lid that locks
• Tea-bag hook in the lid

What owners say: Coffee stays hot for a long time and nothing leaks or spills, owners say, and they like the lock button; it travels well and cleans easily.

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Under the ridges and knobs, which TriggerPoint designed to feel like a massage therapist’s hands, sits a rigid hollow core that takes users up to 227 kg (500 lb). It measures 33 cm (13 in) by 14 cm (5.5 in) and comes with free online how-to videos and a one-year warranty. Its short length suits one muscle at a time rather than both legs together.

• 33 cm (13 in) long
• Firm grid surface
• Fits in a gym bag

What owners say: It eases sore muscles without feeling too firm, owners report, has lasted them years and travels well. No complaint stands out.

It brews about four mugs at a time. The filter has three layers of steel mesh, and two spare screens come in the box: stack one on for a cleaner cup when the grind is on the fine side. The handle and knob stay cool, and every part, filter included, goes in the dishwasher.

• Double-walled steel, 1 litre
• 3-layer filter, 2 spare screens
• Won’t crack like glass

What owners say: Owners say it keeps coffee hot well after pressing, looks smart on the counter and is easy to clean, and they find it sturdy.

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The 750 mL (25 oz) martini shaker has a strainer in its lid, and a separate Hawthorne strainer, a 15/30 mL (½/1 oz) double jigger, ice tongs, a corkscrew, three pourers and two steel straws with a cleaning brush complete the 15 pieces, with a recipe guide. KITESSENSU suggests washing the tools by hand in warm water.

• Martini shaker on a stand
• 15/30 mL (½/1 oz) jigger
• Muddler for mint

What owners say: Its shine and good looks win praise, and owners find the kit has all a cocktail needs and is reliable and well made; no complaint recurs.

It’s 14.6 cm (5.7 in) long, weighs 0.43 kg (0.95 lb) and runs quietly, with a 7 mm stroke and five heads; save the softer ones for tender spots. A 15 W USB-C phone charger fills it in about two hours, it switches itself off after 10 minutes, and a case comes with it.

• Weighs 0.43 kg (0.95 lb)
• 7 mm stroke
• Fits in a gym bag

What owners say: Owners are struck by how much power it has for its size, use it most on calves and thighs, and find a charge lasts a long time; no recurring complaint comes up.

A stash pocket inside the sewn-on sack keeps a phone and keys handy while you lie in it, and the sack turns inside out to pack the hammock away. Opened out, it’s 2.9 by 1.9 m (114 by 76 in), holds up to 181 kg (400 lb) and weighs 538 g (19 oz), with aluminum carabiners at each end.

• Holds 181 kg (400 lb)
• 1.9 m (76 in) wide
• Folds into its own sack

What owners say: People who own one praise the comfort, the sturdy build, the easy setup, the light fabric and the colour choices, though some find it pricey.

Heads up: Tree straps aren’t in the box, only the carabiners, so add a set of hammock straps (ENO sells its own Atlas straps) before the first hang.

Pressures up to 160 PSI are set on the digital gauge. The threaded chuck screws onto the valve so it can’t pop off, and the nozzles and 12V cord live on board, so it can stay in the trunk; swap the hose to the deflate port to empty a mattress. The battery and charger are sold separately.

• DEWALT 20V battery, sold separately
• Stops at the set pressure
• 12V car cord included

What owners say: It runs well on owners’ own DEWALT 20V batteries, they say, is easy to use and fills to the programmed pressure accurately, and it carries easily.

One reads 10 to 50 PSI and suits the glove box; the other reads 20 to 120 PSI. Each was calibrated by hand and has its own number printed on the side. Press the head squarely onto the valve and the bar slides out to the reading; slide it back in before the next tire. It can let a little air out if a tire has been over-filled, and there’s no battery or screen.

• 10–50 and 20–120 PSI
• Lets air out too
• Each calibrated by hand

What owners say: Accurate enough for checking tires at home, owners say, and easy to carry and use; the cases and the spare valve caps that come with them are a welcome extra, and no weak spot keeps coming up.

It reaches the calf, is cut loose with room to move, and closes with an adjustable belt; the fleece is warm without being heavy. Yurhap suggests one wash before the first wear to cut down on early shedding, and after that a cold wash with similar colours and a low tumble dry.

• Soft polyester fleece
• Cold wash, low tumble dry
• Two deep front pockets

What owners say: Comfortable, cozy and warm but not bulky, owners agree, and nicely made. Most find the fit spot on, though some say it runs a little small.

The main USB-C port gives up to 100W, which Anker says takes a 16-inch MacBook Pro from empty to half full in 47 minutes, with a 45W USB-C port and a 22.5W USB-A port for two phones. The 1 m (3.3 ft) cable included is USB-C at both ends, so a Lightning iPhone needs its own cord in the USB-A port. Anker notes a Galaxy S26 Ultra charges at 45W, not its 65W top speed.

• 100W USB-C runs a laptop
• USB-C cable in the box
• Full speed on every port

What owners say: Owners call it fast with everything they plug in and rate the power on tap and how well it’s made; whether it keeps working for the long haul splits them.