The Best Men's Gifts Under $100

The humble Weekender from Timex is one of the best cheap watches that he can wear every day. It goes with anything and is super easy to take care of.

Undoubtedly, you're getting more packages than usual. Get a Japanese-made knife — shaped like a whale, no less — to make opening packages feel like Christmas day every day.

Riding a bike without a helmet is just not a good idea. This one is casual and won't make him look like a Tour de France racer when he is just riding around town.

In a time where pretty much every photo is taken on an iPhone, a camera like this one from Kodak is a fun way to make memories in an analog way.

To this day, a wallet is still perhaps the most essential EDC anyone can have (that, and a smartphone). This one is gorgeous, master-crafted, slim, can haul everything he needs and did we mention how gorgeous it is?

Maybe that guy in your life idolizes the likes of Indiana Jones and Alan Grand (of Jurassic Park). Maybe he needs a hat. This one comes from an iconic brand and fits the bill perfectly (pun intended).

Not only is this one of the most iconic folding knives of all time, but it's impressively reliable and sturdy, especially for one so budget-friendly.

Almost definitely the most iconic pour-over coffee maker of all time, this bad boy has appeared in everything from James Bond movies to Friends, and it makes a mean cup o' joe, too.

Few things are as frustrating as getting to the store and realizing you forgot your reusable bags. These ones, however, pack down so small you can stash them in a pocket or, more importantly, a glove compartment.

This rugged Colster is the perfect step up for the guy who uses a basic cozy for his beer cans or needs to keep his coffee piping hot.

L.L. Bean's moc is the real (furry) deal: They're made of sheepskin with warm, moisture-wicking shearling and feature a memory foam footbed.

Everyone could use a little bag for some bits and bobs, whether he's stashing oft-misplaced earbuds or change for the laundromat. These ones come in three sizes, a bunch of different colors and they all fall well below the $100 mark.

A beanie can be a stylish solution for cold weather, that drafty home office or pandemic hair that has grown a tad unruly.

This pen was designed for NASA astronauts, and the space nerd in your life is going to love it. It's balanced when opened, tiny enough to stash in your pocket closed and it'll continue to write reliably in zero gravity and extreme temperatures.

Just a great tequila in a beautiful bottle that doesn't cost a lot. You might even want to get yourself one.

This great microfiber towel can be a top layer during hot yoga or a post-shower upgrade for those ratty towels from college.

You know how Lightning cables so often suck? This one doesn't, and it also offers a high quality feel along with a sliding, weighted knot to anchor it in place.

If he, like many others, has picked up golf during the pandemic, he'll love a way to keep track of his steady improvement.

Because you never know when you'll need to steal a Christmas tree, Griswold-style. And because it's just cool to have a fold up saw on hand.

Old Forester has done something to significantly warp the flavor of more standard Old Forester releases in Prohibition Style. The flavor is unmistakably different than the rest of the Whiskey Row series, too. It's dark and chocolatey and different than any Old Forester you've tried. It does pour a bit hot initially, but once that warmth subsides you get a chocolate-nut-nougat flavor profile that's almost Snicker's-esque.

Gloves are often overlooked as a winter essential when you're not in the mountains, but when it's cold in the city you will need to keep those hands warm.

This speaker is waterproof, has great 360-degree sound and holds its charge for 13 hours. He can take it in the shower, drop it in the pool or rock it on the beach.