Car wash coupons.

Oil change coupons. fitbit. Acorn subscription. Tiny collapsible umbrella. Nice pen. Small tray or box for his keys, wallet, ID lanyard.

Good flashlight and emergency kit for car.

Craft beer.

And a cool beer glass or two to go with the craft beer.

concert tickets. meal at a good restaurant.

Dremel.

I just know what my husband likes...good cabernet, REI adventure shorts (when he is not in a suit he is in these), watches ( he has a collection), things he needs like nice dress shirts. That's about it. I used to buy him nice underwear but he only wears 2Undr swing shift boxer briefs with Joey Pouch now and buys them himself at a specialty shop. My husband is sort of squeaky with his money but splurges on these. We also buy the same underwear for our grown boys for Christmas and birthdays. Everyone says they are the most comfortable underwater on earth. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B016QUMDPW/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1450398911&sr=8-2&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=2undr+swing+shift+boxer+briefs&dpPl=1&dpID=4154pEfQEaL&ref=plSrchb

This:

Stanley J5C09 1000 Peak Amp Jump Starter with Built in Compressor

or a Bose Bluetooth wireless speaker.

For your hubby? I never buy things like clothes, underwear, socks, etc. stuff he would buy anyway. Does your hubby have hobbies? Interests? I try to go that route. A book, cd's or itunes card. My hubby collects antique tool stuff and I have bought a few of those. A ticket to a sporting event makes a good gift for some men. Bumbles bluetooth speaker is a good idea. Computer/phone or ipad accessories? My hubby really likes to use a mechanical pencil, so I've done that before as a stocking stuffer - a nice pencil or even a pen. I know our department head is a pen NUT and loves to get them. My hubby wears "readers" and I have also used those as a stocking stuffer. Cologne, a favorite candy, etc. Is he a movie buff? Movie tickets or a dvd of a favorite movie. I once bought hubby a boxed set of some war related tv series (can't even remember what it was LOL). I've also bought fishing gear or something for the boat. Geeze, I'm throwing out any idea I can think of! LOL Hope it helps!!

Without a price range or any idea what the guys hobby's are it's almost impossible to guess.
If you know his favorite team, there's websites for about every team out there with items from pretty much every price range.
BlueTooth car stereo.
Gun and/or gun safe if he's a hunter or collector.
New chair for behind is home office desk.
If he travels and doesn't already have them, then QC 25 Bose over the ear Noise Canceling headphones.
Bose has in the ear sports and regular buds with awesome sound too.
Pretty much anything Bose will do.

DH just loves his chop saw...

I have a whole bunch of men without lists.. at a wide range of ages and dollar amounts. Here are some of my ideas.

Yeti coffee/drink tumbler

wine/cocktail canteen (corksicle)

Craft Cocktail book

Carving board

Wireless grill/BBQ thermometer

books (lots of books this year)

camera lens

carabiner watch

GOOD socks

courvoisier

Pistachio baklava (if i get my stuff together)

Irish driving cap

In my circles, no bose or computer/tablets etc. They all have and choose what they want. I do like the idea of concert and sporting event tickets.

I am considering a gin making kit.. and I saw someone buying a hard cider making kit earlier today. I plan to read reviews before I go this route-- but it sounded interesting.

For DH, it helps me to settle on a theme or an idea to guide the gift selection. This is how it sometimes works:

Last year he was taking the bus to work, leaving at 5:30 a.m (about an hour and 15 minutes away) and there was no refrigerator for his lunch stuff (most people in his office ate out or went home). I bought him a large lunch bag that held lunch and snacks. I added a new water bottle to the bag and bought a bunch of snacks for him to stash in his desk. In retrospect, I would have also added the idea I have seen of using a mini-M&M container filled with quarters for those occasions when he wanted a soda. A couple of gift cards to places within walking distance rounded the whole thing out.

For our anniversary, my theme centered around relaxing with a good book. I bought a new lamp for his side of the bed, a new copy of the The Count of Monte Cristo done by the Folio Society (a favorite book of his), and a bottle of Madeira.

This year, the gifts center around the fact we will likely get a car recent enough to plug an ipod into. His current ipod touch is a 2nd generation so he is getting a new one with 4x the memory and with the car theme, a Scottish wool driving hat from LL bean.

Last year I also started a new gift tradition. I bought him a crow-bar to help when harvesting boulders for our landscaping. I put a gift tag stating it was to be used in the service of her majesty (me of course). I thought this should be a tradition so this year will get him a portable work bench with a note of using it in the service of her majesty. I think I may have a lot of fun with this category over the years (next year may be a router!).

Funkyart's list is good!!! ;-)

Yes...tickets are good too!

AC/DC is comin' to Fargo! I WILL be in the $137 seats section. If I'm not, I'll be whizzed....

Of course....Jaguar, Aston-Martin, Porsche & Ferrari have a certain cache too....;-)

Faron

I just found the perfect little extra gifts to give my BILs. Man-cans...
candles with scents that appeal to men more than a lavender, bergamot
or beach plum would. They are made in old soup cans (the soup is
donated to soup kitchens) and have scents like "new mitt" "grandpa's
pipe" "memphis bbq" and "fresh cut grass". Unfortunately the last day to
have them shipped from Man-Cans.com was last week-- but I was able to
find a small shop in PA that could send them out to me today. I am
thrilled because each of the scents I chose for them has special
meaning.. and together with the books and other gifts i have for them,
they'll each have a little "man retreat package"... which really is the
theme of all of my sibling gifts this year.. a retreat from the stress
of the day.

If a "new mitt" candle (or similar) is the perfect gift for one off your guys here's a list of where to buy Man-cans

Ditto the Yeti coffee/drink tumbler. Or if he's really into it, get him one of the small Yeti coolers.

My DH is crazy for gadget flashlights, especially the new LED ones of all sizes. We probably have 100 lying around the house, garage, cars. You can never have enough you know.

Corksickle sipping glass (you freeze it with water added to a removable silicon top). Totally a gadget, but you end up with a big wedge of ice perfect for sipping whiskey/bourbon/scotch/whatever 'on the rock'. Buy him a bottle of his favorite spirits to go with.

Some of my best gifts--a very nice thermos (Stanley) if he takes coffee to work or drinks coffee at work. If he takes his lunch, the lunchbox that the thermos sits on top of is great. Plus some ice packs for inside. A good stainless water bottle would be good if he's not a coffee or tea drinker.

Some of his favorite booze. My SO likes ginger, so I got him some fru fru gingerale this year, which would also be good if your man is a tee totaler. Even some fru fru sports or health drinks would be nice. Some kind of glasses to go with the alcohol, unless you have some already. I am getting SO wine glasses this year because he loves wine and yet has no wine glasses.

A small multi tools is great unless he has one. Music is always a nice stocking stuffer. I got dad a passport wallet/plane ticket case that goes around your neck, great for travelers. This year SO is getting a duffle bag with wheels, since he has no decent carry on luggage or small overnight bag. Carrying cases for various media devices and media are good too. A small travel alarm or combo clock stopwatch is nice, but again probably only if he is on the road a lot and doesn't use his smart phone for that, so that's a generational thing. My SO is very old-school when it comes to technology. He just doesn't have the time to learn all the new apps/gadgets.

I live in a cold climate so I often get the men in my life nice gloves, hats or scarves. Or flannel shirts.

A phone charger seems to be one of the hot gifts this year. Or some kind of smart phone accoutrements.

The LL Bean sheepskin slippers are nice.

Can still order for Christmas with express shipping.

Men's Wicked Good® Moccasins

Funky, you find the best gifts!

i'm getting one of mine a straight edge razor this year...

for another, something similar to yak trax...

some years i look for fun pj bottoms for my hub.

i almost always pick up a couple of nice ties for christmas- my hub wears them to work, but usually doesn't pick up ties for himself.

golf paraphernalia...

a nice scotch...

books...

Lots of great ideas here. Someone in my family asked for a grill made for his boat.