Got someone that’s hard to buy for? A business colleague who you need to impress? A White Elephant exchange? Finding those gifts that are under $100 can be a challenge. However, the price tag doesn’t necessarily impact the sentiment. Here are a few options on the lower end of the price spectrum that almost anyone is sure to enjoy:
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1. Go Pro Zeus Clip Light: I’ve been using one of these for a couple of months, and don’t know what I did without it. Whether early morning fishing, late-night garage cleaning, or watching the kids enjoy the clip, it’s a nice utility.
2. Tom Beckbe Waxed Hat: To some, the price of a good waxed hat is a bit intimidating…what a great time to lid someone up with one that will only get better with age…
3. Poncho Cimarron Camo Flannel Shirt: I’m 100% on board with the Poncho flannel shirts. The slim fit option and the longer sleeves are just what the doctor ordered. And camo?? Trust me when I say that these will become a major part of the rotation.
4. ‘The Dude Diet’: So Mrs. RCS is a huge Serena fan, and we’ve been on board with the Dude Diet for a few years. Guys: it’s really great…healthy options that are actually filling.
5. Candle from The Dewberry: By far the best candle out there. Not too heavy on the scent, and a good size. We buy a couple a year and enjoy them throughout our house.
6. Colonel Littleton Brass Luggage Tags: A great option for a colleague at work. Classy and personalized…a great way to make a positive impression.
7. Filson Large Dry Bag: The gift for any outdoorsman. They probably don’t have one of these waterproof bags and don’t realize what they are missing until they do.
8. 12″ Lodge Iron Skillet: An absolute must. These just make food taste better.
9. Golf Balls: I HATE buying golf balls. But I LOVE getting them as gifts.
10: DOF Glasses from J. Earl & Sons: Some of the coolest DOF glasses out there…if you can find them in stock! There’s always room in a collection for a couple more…especially ones that are this cool.
11. Merrell Alpine Sneakers: A bit of a stretch here, but your brother or dad would nod in approval during the unboxing. I’m saving my Christmas money for these.
12. Orvis Game Shears: Another option for the outdoorsman. A bird hunter or trout fisherman can put these to work.
13. Pantherella Cashmere Socks: The ultimate in luxury for your feet. If you’ve never tried a pair of these, then do yourself a favor and buy a pair for yourself. Best money you’ll spend all year.
14. Stitch Golf Shoe Bag: Please for the love of everything Holy…dump that shoe bag with corporate logos and enjoy this upgrade from Santa. Play like a champion.
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Having a pair, they’re great and heavy duty (I used them to easily spatchcock a turkey this year). I would save the downside is that they expand very far, so if you have smaller hands, they can be a little unwieldy.
Great list. But number 2 is a cap, not a hat. Terms mean something.