The Best Christmas Gifts for Men, According to Gear Editors

These pants swept us away years ago, placing top in our best joggers guide. There's not much they can't do, offering a sharp look backed by four-way stretch and moisture-wicking properties. Made from recycled material, there's an important sustainability angle, too.If you’re looking for a jogger to gift that's built for chilling or workouts, these are hard to beat. Staying true to its So-Cal roots, it’s super laid-back and something that feels like a second skin on recovery days.Read More: Best Joggers Whether he's a fitness fiend who loves to crush homemade post-gym protein shakes or loves to whip up smoothies on the weekends, if you're gonna gift, you may as well gift the best: Vitamix's Ascent X5 Blender.It recently took home our award for being the best blender upgrade. All the power and performance you’ve come to expect from the brand, now with integrated smart tech and features for an even smoother blend, even when whipping up hard ingredients like nuts. “I've never had one that gave such a good, smooth consistency and especially when I include whole nuts,” said our tester.While it is one of the most expensive blenders on the market, the silky-smooth blends it creates are hardly replicated by any other model. It's worth the splurge and is the ultimate gift for a blender enthusiast.Read More: Best BlendersAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowThe OG suspension training system, this Go Set is ideal for guys who spend more time traveling and living in hotel rooms than they'd care to. It's super portable and sets up in minutes, and at a price point of under $150, it's the smart gift to give this holiday season.If the guy you're gifting for puts as much recovery into their schedule as they do pounding the pavement or crushing hard WODs, then these are the slightly pricier way to make sure he'll love his Christmas gift. We thoroughly vetted them, and after careful deliberation, we are confident that the Normatec Elites are a well-made, expertly designed product. They’re a breeze to use, feel good, and you can take them anywhere. And in terms of spending down on the Normatec 3s, you're already spending upwards of $700—and the wireless functionality and easy portability here are certainly worth the extra $200.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowThere are apparel basics, and then there are those finely crafted by experts like Reigning Champ. While many just slap some material together and call it a day, this brand puts thought and effort into every detail, from their cut, drape, and silhouette to the fabrics used.Sure, you could gift some cheaper options, but if you want your man to look better in something as simple as a hoodie, this midweight Terry is never a bad choice. It wears exceptionally well for a relaxed fit, and its durability will last for seasons to come.Read More: Best Hoodies for MenAn Art Deco watch is the refined way to showcase a fashionable style, whispering quiet, timeless luxury. One of my personal favorite watch brands, Bulova, has an ongoing collection that highlights the life and work of Frank Sinatra. Of its impressive array of models, this "My Way" stands out from the rest.It perfectly balances gold and silver (very holiday-esque) by using stainless steel for the case with pops of gold-colored numbers and hands, all against a black dial. The pebbled black leather band ties it together. I wear it all the time, it's that versatile, and I have even gotten compliments from a Cartier Tank owner. Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowManscaping is something of an art form and extends well beyond the face. This kit sets your man up with all the right clippers for looking his best, both above and below the belt. There are 12 attachments included and the whole thing is waterproof. No matter what his hair-ness level or thickness of said hair, he'll be very happy with this dynamic body groomer.The holidays send a resounding message to care for others, and while we love that sentiment, a gift recipient needs to be reminded to care for himself. What better way to do that than by way of a palm-sized massager with the power of a sports car? The Theragun Mini lives up to its many incredible reviews, packing a hefty punch of recovery in a fairly small device. This gadget is ready to compete against fatigue and soreness as our pick for the best massage gun for travel.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowSometimes, a great workout shirt is not much more than a shirt. Our pick for the best pro-tested one is understated, offering a prime fit but also setting you up with attributes you might not notice unless you were wearing it. We're talking material that never chafes, combats odor, and breathes like a charm. It also looks amazing and stretches where you need it to move most. And the overall minimalist aesthetic will never go out of style.Perfect for the man who trains hard, this carrier base provides a weighty core layer. That translates to even normal tasks like walking and jogging becoming CrossFit-level exercises that tend to yield serious dividends. He can weight up or down to his liking, enjoying the slick profile en route. This weighted vest is a great and surprisingly comfortable way to enter the field of cross-training.Read More: Best Fitness GiftsAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowHe'll likely never admit it, but he could use some hand protection. These winter gloves do it all, set up with a reinforced palm and top-shelf breathability. Thanks to the wrist tab, they pull on and off with ease and the four color schemes—including one very bright one for those who need to be visible—are a great touch.If you're looking for a stocking stuffer, opting to gift a Leatherman is a safe bet. Leatherman is the brand synonymous with multi-tools, and this compact and handy Bond model is a solid EDC. It features just enough of the essential tools he'll actually use (14 to be exact), including pliers, knife, file, screwdrivers, and even a bottle opener, that he can use in the moment as he opens this gift—obviously calling for celebration beers.Read More: 50 Best Stocking StuffersAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowTravelers know there's no such thing as being too prepared. AirTags offer a special sense of security, allowing one to track valuables like luggage, wallets, keys, and more. Best, they're practically invisible and offer incredibly detailed location statuses. With a single tap, he'll be set up and can get live readings on the whereabouts of the things he relies on the most, no matter what the coordinates of the destination are.Whether he's a true lover of links or just looking for a new stand-up hobby near his WFH desk, this indoor putting green does the trick. The feel is very similar to an actual golf green and the adjustability means you can putt at distances of three, five, or seven feet from the hole. Now he can practice wherever he wants, whenever he wants, rain or shine. Oh, and the bowling-inspired ball return is a stroke of genius.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowAmazon’s answer to Samsung’s Frame gives him the art-on-the-wall look for less. The Ember Artline pairs a sharp 4K QLED display with Dolby Vision for movie nights, then displays free artwork when he’s done watching. Built-in Alexa lets him find a show without hunting through menus or grabbing the remote.Make his next run a little more enjoyable with the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2. One of our favorite workout headphones, it stayed comfortable through long and short runs in testing. The wraparound fit keeps them secure, and the open-ear design lets him hear surrounding sounds alongside his playlist.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowVessel has built a name in premium golf bags, making this a splurge an avid golfer will recognize. The Lux Pro Cart II backs up its sharp looks with full-length club dividers and magnetic pockets he can reach while it’s strapped to the cart.Here’s an affordable gift he’ll use over and over again. One of our top-selling picks this year, Calvin Klein’s cotton-stretch boxer briefs are super soft but doesn’t add much bulk under even the slimmest pants. Ours have held up through years of washing.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFuel his new pickleball habit without spending tournament-paddle money. The Head Radical Elite costs around $50, but our testers found it played closer to a $100 paddle. Its comfortable grip and easy control help him learn the game.Our best golf sunglasses pick, Tifosi’s Rivet impressed testers with rubber nose and temple grips that held firm without squeezing. That secure fit makes them a good gift for active guys beyond the course, and even outdoor workouts.Christian is the Style and Reviews Director at Men's Health and Women’s Health, where he oversees shopping and style content for both brands. He started his magazine career as an accessories assistant at Vogue, and has since held editorial roles at Tatler Asia and The Manual. When he’s not online shopping, you can find him on long walks with his two corgis.