Father’s Day Gift Guide 2004

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Times may have changed, but it's still difficult to choose a gift for Dad regardless of the occasion - so our Modern Dad compiled his list of top picks for Father's Day this year.

Epson PictureMate Printer

Kameleon 8 in 1 Remote

If the Dads in your life are like me, finally finding a remote that looks good and controls everything in your home entertainment center is a gift from above. I currently have the Kameleon controlling our satellite, TV, VCR, DVD, CD player, tuner / surround sound, and it still has room for several other devices. Once programmed, the remote only shows appropriate buttons for the device you want to control (i.e. no pressing buttons that don't work). The remote itself is a sleek, silver and black with a touch-sensitive, blue keypad that lights up on contact.$79.99 at RadioShack.com.

Wahl Trim 'n Vac

Wahl has created a great little beard trimmer to help Dads stay out of trouble. This new trimmer has a built-in vacuum feature that quickly sucks up trimmed hairs, eliminating the inevitable mess around the bathroom sink. The Trim 'n Vac is a great gift for the Dad who tends to make a mess of the bathroom or the one who likes to trim up in the office or on his commute. $44.99 at Amazon.com.

Advent Wireless Headphones

Until I found these headphones, I truly missed the sounds of movies like Star Wars, Apocalypse Now, Scarface, etc. the way they were created to be heard Now guys can crank up the volume, even after everyon has gone to sleep. Advent's Wireless Headphones let Dad enjoy the programming he wants at the volume he wants without bothering anyone. $52.56 at Amazon.com.

Prince MORE Control Tennis Racquet Is pop a sporty guy? Prince is, without a doubt, the company to turn to when talking tennis. Now there is another reason: their MORE Control DB racquet, which showcases an exceptionally stable construction and an enlarged sweet spot for more power and precision. Whether for the recreational player or die-hard court warrior, this racquet will hold its own no matter how you play. $159.99 at Amazon.com.

High Sierra Packs

When thinking about that family camping or hiking trip that Dad keeps throwing out there, think about how cool he will look styling a new high-end back pack from High Sierra. High Sierra has designed two new packs that will not only appeal to the knowledgeable outdoorsman, but to any given dad just trying to fit his family's belongings into a reliable and comfortable pack. Fishing, hiking, camping, desert treks, or just a day at the beach, the High Sierra Dyno 65+10 and Trek 45+ will prove to be worthy partners during those outdoorsy times. Some of the most stylish "real" hiking packs I have seen, with pricing of $59.99 and $89.99 they are well worth it. Information at HighSierraSport.com

Don't forget to have the kiddos make a card!

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