Top last-minute Father's Day gifts: Shop subscriptions, tool sets and more
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Father's Day is just a couple days away and if you haven't found the perfect gift for dad yet, we have a couple options for you that can either be ordered instantly or available for fast shipping. Is your dad a sports lover? Because ESPN+ is only $4.99 per month for three months. Does he love a good steak? You can get a grilling bundle from Omaha Steaks for under $100.
Plus, there's always the ever-faithful Amazon, which provides fast, free two-day shipping (and sometimes overnight) if you're an Amazon Prime member. I took the liberty of browsing Amazon for some great Father's Day gift ideas with two-day shipping, like this heavy duty, stainless steel grilling set or this heating pad back massager.
Here's a look at some top last-minute Father's Day gift ideas:
Save 56% on the ultimate Father's Day gift idea. Get 21 items in this Omaha Steaks bundle, including four free burgers.
$99.99 at Omaha Steaks (Save $124.96)
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An REI Co-op membership is the retailer's lifetime membership that gives you access to various benefits like 10% back annually on eligible purchases and more.
Gift dad an REI Co-op membership
Give your dad the gift of inspiration this Father's Day with unlimited access to lessons from the world's best in cooking, music, sports, business and more.
Gift a Masterclass membership
Give your dad a shoutout from his favorite celebrity on Cameo, from actors and athletes to reality TV stars and social media influencers.
Get dad a personalized shoutout
Treat him to a pain-free Father's Day with this heating massager that's great for back pain relief.
$37.49 at Amazon (Save 25%)
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This heavy duty, stainless steel BBQ tool set comes with 21-pieces perfect for stepping up his grilling game.
$29.99 at Amazon (Save 33%)
Let your dad indulge in the rich and invigorating flavor created by this Cocktail Smoker Kit.
$47.99 at Amazon (Save 20%)
Help him tackle his to-do list with this high-powered mini chainsaw that cuts through branches with no effort.
$39.99 at Amazon (Save 33%)
Give the gift of organization for all of his power tools with this wall mount that includes a heavy duty rack and a power strip.
$50.39 at Amazon (Save 5%)
Gift cards can be instantly delivered for a variety of brands—send your dad an e-gift card today.
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