10 Gift Ideas For The Bay St. Man
1. Liel and Lentz - Tie Bar Clip: $35 - $50
Being a fashionable male is not so hard anymore, with tons of small companies opening and inspiring our fashion taste buds we cannot wait to see what’s below the Christmas tree. These tie bars are handmade, unique, and locally made in Toronto. They are exquisite, the materials used are locally sourced and all natural! We think it is time for the tie clip to outshine the tie.
2. Man Up Products Inc.: $30+
A product line exclusively for men and created and made in Canada, Man Up Products have been featured on Dragons Den, Maclean’s and many more. The result: an all-natural selection of skin care products, practical cosmetic solutions and alcohol-free fragrances to keep men everywhere looking and feeling their best. So just like the name says; Man Up – Put your best face forward.
3. Krista Norris Collection: $78
We stumbled on a display of beautiful scarves at The Gentleman’s Expo this year and knew we had to share as part of our gift list this year. The K+N Fall ’14 Collection draws inspiration from classic European silhouettes and basic style accentuated with rich, textured accessories. We can already hear the compliments you will receive on your first day of wearing it.
4. UP3 by JawBone: $210
For that fitness freak in your life the UP3 by JawBone has advanced sensors capturing how you move, sleep and more. Connect the UP App to your tracker to see the big picture of your health. Helping you make at least one healthy choice a day the Smart Couch system in the UP is sure to keep you on track for all your fitness goals.
5.iBattz Mojo Battstation Optimus 20400: $130
The perfect gift for the man who’s cell phone is always about to die, the Mojo BattStation Optimus utilizes a 20400mAh high-capacity battery, the same Panasonic cell that powers electric cars, providing eight full smartphone charges in its compact shell. It features a 2.1A and 1A USB port, which allows for the simultaneous charging of two devices and even features an emergency LED flashlight.
6. HeadBlade: $22-$125
The breakout gift of the year for the man who shaves his head. HeadBlade razors are designed so that you can shave your head with control and ease, letting your fingers guide the razor along your skin. Newbies and professionals quickly are at ease using their Headblade to shave their scalp, face, chest, legs or …we let you decide the rest.
7. The Range VIP Membership: $599
Open to the public with no license, experience or personal firearm required, The Range is the ultimate shooting experience. From the first time shooters to drop in visitors to annual members; The Range has something for everyone. A perfect gift for the guy who endures stressful days at the office and needs a way to let it all go. We also love their themed shooting packages including Good Fellas, Walking Dead & Call of Duty - something for everyone.
8. Zino Plantium Cigar Cutter: $520
A substantial cutter with a smooth and precise cut. This beautiful object will certainly be the center of attention when the time calls for cigars.
9. Bremont Alt1-wt Worldtimer: $6,250
The wonderfully over-engineered Bremont World Timer, ALT1-WT, is one of the more intricate and military watches ever produced. Created for pilots and travellers the world over, it incorporates a complex, highly-finished dial. The Roto-Click® bezel enables the user to work out global time zones using the International landing location. And the adjustable 24-hour hand can display UTC or ‘Zulu’ time.
10. Tesla Model S P85D: $100,000
Introducing Tesla’s newest car the Model S sedan, their first all-original design, that includes all-wheel drive and self-driving “auto pilot” features. Currently the Model S is a rear-wheel-drive car with one motor, but a new version will have two motors — one powering the front wheels and one powering the rear wheels. Unlike all-wheel-drive systems on gas-powered cars, Tesla’s system improves speed, acceleration and mileage by optimizing which motor is used and not to mention the state of the art safety features including moving the car over a lane when the driver uses the turn signal. It will also use cameras to read speed limit signs and decelerate accordingly.
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