Thanks to Aron, who wrote this gift guide for guys!

1. Ashley and I love Apple TV,
   
    but Chromecast
   
    is a great, new, cheaper alternative—and it lets you cast anything you can watch on your computer in Google Chrome to your television… like Amazon’s huge collection of streaming video.
2. A handsome BRIKA Handmade Leather Key Fob  to replace the carabiner. (Update: Similar)
3. This bike kit, to keep his running perfectly, and to let him know you’d like to keep him safe.
4. If you already bought the nice shoes, try getting him a Fine Footwear Kit.
5. If only…  (Update: Similar)
6. This camera
   
    takes the best photos I’ve seen from a compact point-and-shoot—AND it’s waterproof to 3o feet and drop-proof to 6 feet. I’m sure Hudson could destroy it, but he would have to really try. (We used it a lot on this trip.)
7. Simple, but sweet. Something to remind him of his other best friend.
8. Tools are commonplace on gift guides for guys, but there are only a few that I find that I really need. This drill
   
    is handy for so many different home projects.
9. And, speaking of which, it’s a small gift, but if he doesn’t have one already, an all-in-one screwdriver
   
    is incredibly convenient.
10. This timepiece is timeless.
11. The original Astronaut Space Pen
    
     writes upside down, in unearthly weather, and is guaranteed unconditionally for life.
12. The Wes Anderson Collection
    
    , in-depth overview of one of his favorite filmmaker’s work.
13. You can’t have the perfect drink without the perfect ice cubes
    
    . Skip the stones.
14. Attractive Coin storage .
15. A dopp kit
    
     used to be given to GIs during WW2—and still make a classic gift. Fill it up to personalize it.
16. If your guy has a commute, think about getting him an Audible.com
    
     gift membership—you can pick any one book for free each month—it’s a great deal.
17. If your camera will accept a remote
    
     (many do), they’re awesome to have for family or group photos (or selfies, if you prefer).
18. I’ve been really enjoying The Rip Tide
    
     by Beirut recently.

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