Not to brag, but we’ve become pretty savvy when it comes to gifting. Having a front seat as shopping editors tends to have that effect, after all. However, we’ll admit that nailing the perfect Father’s Day gift is somewhat of a challenge. If your dads are anything like ours, then they can be notoriously difficult to shop for. Whether they’re the unfussy, serious type (*raises hand*), pragmatic to the extreme (“I don’t want anything, I promise!”), or brimming with quirky ol’-geezer charm, dads — and father figures of all kinds — take a little more sleuthing in order to find the perfect present. And while there are very few online destinations that are bound to have something for every kind of dad, Amazon, being the massive e-marketplace it is, is in a league of its own in that respect.

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