Whether you're still at a loss Or Dad has done the research for you, One thing's for sure, Father's Day is fast approaching. But economists expect this year will be a little different than the last few.
The National Retail Federation says the deals may be harder to come by this year, in fact a survey shows more americans will spend above $100.
"Because consumers are a little more comfortable spending these days we won't see the deep deep discounts, we won't see the unplanned promotions," said Kathy Gannis with the NRF.
Not to worry, 7 On Your Side went on a money saving mission that will still make Dad smile.
If he's into tools, home improvement stores like Lowes are offering half price deals, some just 5 dollars like a lockback knife set. A hot item for under 10 is this engraving kit for tools and cell phones. And if you have $25 to spend, a 140 piece tool set will impress.
If Dad needs a new tie or shirt... You can get both for under 20 at JoS. A Banks. That's $50 off the regular price.
For the entertainment guru, sign Dad up for a Netflix account and you'll get the first month free.
Or how about a magazine subscription. Don't pay full price. We found a discount at Couponwinner.com
And if you want to treat Dad to a good meal, get 70% off restaurant gift cards through heading to promocodes dot com first.
Of course most Dads would argue, all they really want is your time...
"I'd just soon spend the day with 'em, and not have a gift, that means a lot more," said Brad McBrayer in Spartanburg.
But in case you want to have something in hand, there's still deals to be had, you just have to look a little harder.
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