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The man who has everything

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doodlejump1980 · 10/11/2019 14:24

My DH is the hardest person to buy for. He just buys what he wants when he sees it AND has a December birthday too ffs.
So far have a gridit, and the new Robert Harris book. Budget £150-200, but tend to get a few smaller bits.
Into mountain-biking, but again I wouldn’t even know where to start with that as all his gear is quite high spec. 🧐
Any lightbulb gifts out there?

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reluctantbrit · 10/11/2019 15:38

I ask. Especially if it is a year I can afford a bit more.

Most years DH will ask for model train items I would never manage to buy without proper product codes and website help.

Howmanysleepsnow · 10/11/2019 18:30

Voucher for a mountain bike coaching session from a champion mtb rider?

orangeteal · 10/11/2019 18:40

Is there an event he would enjoy tickets to? Musician, comedian, sporting event?

TellItLikeItReallyIs · 10/11/2019 18:44

Printed book of photographs of you together through the years.

If there is any food or drink that he likes, a very high end version of that that he wouldn't buy himself - like a bottle of vintage champagne or a white truffle or whatever is his bag.

Personalised beer/wine with a name like Mr Doodlejumps Ale and his photo on the label.

a voucher for an experience - Not on the High Street have a whole section that includes very random things.

GrumpyMiddleAgedWoman · 10/11/2019 18:46

A subscription to eg a craft whisky site - a new interesting bottle every other month.

3luckystars · 10/11/2019 19:01

What did he buy you for the last birthday or Christmas?

eachbeach · 10/11/2019 19:50

Howies (googl) is a lovely clothing company that specialises in biking and has some lovely fun clothes

WagtailRobin · 11/11/2019 02:54

There's a company who make metal sculptures ranging from professions to hobbies and as your husband is a keen mountain bike rider it might be something he would appreciate.

The sculptures are not massive, just small "ornaments" but are hard made and I am pretty sure I have seen one of a man with a bike for about £40. It would be something different but equally something which ties in with a hobbie he likes.

Steelman24, they are also on Amazon. I have bought one of my family the metal dectectorist sculpture, it was about £35 I think.

WagtailRobin · 11/11/2019 02:55

Hand made, not "hard made".

livingthegoodlife · 11/11/2019 13:45

I might buy my DH a robotic vacuum cleaner.... Lol

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