With T-minus two weeks until Father's Day (on June 16 this year!), now's the time to shop a gift for dad that'll make it in time for his special day. To make the holiday truly meaningful, think about a unique present that fits his interests. No matter if he's an outdoorsy guy or a spirits connoisseur, one out-of-the-box gift that'll check both boxes and more is Yeti's brand-new flask.
This 7-ounce portable flask is made with adventures in the great outdoors in mind thanks to its pocket size with a curved design for easy carrying and storage. It's also made of durable stainless steel to prevent rusting and punctures during camping trips and beyond. Plus, leaky flasks will be a thing of the past, as this model comes with a funnel for streamlined pours and a secure twist cap to seal spirits inside.
Disclaimer: The Yeti team says this flask is only designed to hold cold drinks. They recommend against storing hot, carbonated, or perishable drinks inside to prevent damage to the product. However, the flask is dishwasher-friendly for less time spent with hands-on cleaning and more time adventuring. Just make sure dad places the flask in the top rack and the funnel in the utensil basket to preserve the flask's quality.
Whether you're celebrating his first Father's Day or you're sending a gift for grandpa, this versatile flask is a cool gift that'll keep on giving. Don't wait up to shop! While the flask comes in a bunch of bright and neutral colors to choose from, most are already sold out.
If you're looking for even more last-minute Father's Day gift ideas, shop other Yeti best-sellers below. With many available on Amazon, you'll get fast shipping (as long as you have a Prime membership) so his gifts can arrive in time for Father's Day.
Shop Yeti's Popular Products for Father's Day
Yeti Shot Glasses
Yeti Rambler French Press Coffee Maker
Yeti Rambler Stackable Cup
Nashia Baker is a commerce editor at Hearst Magazines; she covers all things home and lifestyle across brands such as Oprah Daily, Cosmopolitan, Delish, and Esquire. Before joining Hearst, she highlighted small business owners, creatives, and the best shoppable content.
