stocking fillers/cheap pressies 13yr old boy?

[HotchpotchHoney]

I have a list of things that ds1 would like for christmas but i don;t think a single one is below £40. Does anyone have any ideas for stocking fillers for around the £5-£10 mark?
I have already got the usual suspects such as socks, boxers, pens for school etc.

dvds, books, novelty mug, some lynx aftershave/ gift set (make him feel grown up?)silly little gadgets from the gadget shop, cinema vouchers,

Mine is getting a mini manicure set and lots of Lynx because he loves his personal grooming!

head phones, chocs, puzzle/logic books and lynx. If he likes modle making I think you can still get those plastic kits for under £10.

definitely tin of lynx,bottle of bodywash, new toothbrush, earphones, chocolate, there are loads of good jokey toys in hawkins bazaar for just a couple of pounds each

USB Sim and Card Reader Gifts For Him | IWOOT

USB Cup Warmer Traditional Gifts | IWOOT

Locklite Mini Key Torch Unique Gifts | IWOOT

Coin Stash Unique Gifts | IWOOT

Sorry that didnt work ... all of the above are on www.iwantoneofthose.com/

HMV have got loads of DVDs and CDs for under a fiver at the moment.
H&M have got nice long sleeve Tshirts / Tshirts for under a fiver.
Poster for his bedroom wall (fave band?)
Coin sorter / pocket money safe.
Chocolate / sweets
Books / book voucher
Cinema voucher
Itunes voucher
Gadgets

:)

Oh, and The Book People are really good for sets of books, fiction and non-fiction (£10 for 10 book in some cases!)

thanks everyone, smellies are def on the list, and will take a look at all the gadgety stuff.

At that age I find they don't always want to be too grown up, especially if they have younger siblings. So amongst the Lynx etc a small cuddly animal etc goes down well. My ds would be devastated if he didn't get a Cadbury's Selection Box and a bottle of Matey. Traditions have to be maintained!

I agree gramercy.
I still try to get my older ones stocking fillers to 'play with' on christmas day.
(It can be a bit tough on the older ones when the younger ones are busy playing with their new toys. They can end up with a nice pile of gifts but nothing to actually do.)

Things that have gone down well recently with my older ones are:
Juggling balls
Catapult aeroplane
Slinky ( for running down the stairs)
Making kits (make your own robot type things)
Magic / prank kits
Tiny remote control car (that can be raced on the dining table)
all of which were less than £5

Debenhams sell Plain lazy self stirring mugs

That'd be on dh's Xmas list

thank you, I am off into town on saturday to brave the crowds and hopefully pick up some bits for ds1.

oh yes you MUST go to the joke shop and buy some plastic dog poo and various other unsociable trick items and of course some stick on side burns!

Guinness Book of Records
I-tunes voucher
Lynxy stuff

my uncle always buys him the Guiness Book of Records, he loves it.
I have a few more ideas now thank you.

Just wanted to say thanks for this thread! My 13 yo is so low maintenance, he hasn't asked for anything!

Thanks for this thread! My 11yo i need inspiration for esp as i have two little ones who seem to have loads of stocking fillers already.

Last year my dd got the ready filled stocking from Hawkins bazaar, was really good and full of surprises.