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Some dad's are sports fanatics, some are master chefs, others have hobbies that make it easy when shopping for Father's Day gifts. Some Dads, you know the ones who seem to have everything, are a little more difficult to shop for on Father's Day. Here are my picks, costs ranging from next to nothing to $130, for the hard to shop for Dad and any Dad at all.

The Desktop Charging Station

This is a beautiful to look at charging station that will handle Dad's MP3 player, cell phone and camera. It is lined in chocolate-colored leather and can be personalized with Dad's monogram. It will fit perfectly on his desk at home or at work. It's an ideal gift for a Dad who likes a clutter free environment as it keeps the wires tangle-free. It's available exclusively at Redenvelope.com and comes to under $100 with engraving and shipping depending on method of shipment.

Sterling Locket Cuff Links
These cuff links make an ideal and thoughtful gift for the Dad who wears cuffed shirts for work or travel. They come exclusively from Redenvelope.com and cost about $130. The links can be personalized with Dad's initials too. Each cuff link holds two pictures of Dad's loved ones, making them unique as well as nice to look at.

Small Digital Photo Album
There are several small digital photo albums that make great Father's Day Gifts. X-tremegeek.com; brookstone.com and bestbuy.com are good places to find them in various price ranges. Some as low as $12-15. These make good gifts for father's who love showing off their kids but usually have an old 8th grade photo of the now 20 year old in their wallets. The key chains are handy but Brookstone makes a Digital Photo Wallet that is my personal favorite in this category. It is only $39.99 and holds up to 55 photos. The tech savvy dad will be impressed with this gift!

Genuine Turkish Bathrobe
What dad wouldn't love one of these! The Turkish are well known for their bath linens and you can find them all over the internet: Amazon.com, plushrobes.com, and hammacher.com to name a few places. This Father's Day Gift will cost you roughly $100 give or take but is well worth it. For a special touch, don't forget to have it monogrammed.

Father's Day Gift Basket
While shopping at enchantedforestgiftbaskets.com I found a multitude of gift baskets for every for every dad on your list. They have spa baskets, wine baskets, gourmet food baskets and more in a wide range of prices. You almost can't go wrong with a gift basket for dad. He will appreciate the thoughtfulness that goes in to your choice and is sure to enjoy it. You'll also find a wide variety of baskets at findgift.com that won't break your budget. In these financially strapped times,you may even decide to make one yourself. A handy container, and some of Dad's favorite things - candy, snacks, add a book or funny t-shirt if you can - and you have a great customized gift!

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