If he’s known to hit up the McDonalds drive thru, this dip clip comes in handy. It’ll attach to his vent, so he doesn’t have to forgo the sauce when he’s eating in the car.
Teen boys are embracing their waves, and this sea salt spray helps add a little extra volume and texture. All they have to do is spray it on damp hair.
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Give his keys a quirky upgrade with this Darth Vader mini figure. There are bright LED lights in the feet, so it’s functional too. LEGO sells an assortment of cute figures, from hot dog man to shark suit guy.
My personal opinion? Every stocking should have lip balms. These are made with coconut oil, shea butter, and beeswax to help soften dry lips—without the shine.
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On first look, it’s a stylish bracelet. In the case of an emergency, it quickly unravels into 6.5 feet of tear-resistant cord. He can use it for securing gear, tying down loose items, or making quick repairs on the go.
For the guy that drives, these hanging air fresheners will make his car smell of mahogany and teakwood. There are also hints of clean lavender and the rosy nuances of geranium.
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Every teen boy can use a little extra freshness. He can tuck these individually wrapped wipes into his backpack or gym pack.
He'll love eating with these light-up chopsticks, especially if he's a big Star Wars fan. There are a few different color options, and batteries are included.
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Whether he’s headed to college or simply ready for a little more independence, this handy gadget will help him tackle whatever comes his way. It has 14 different functions, including a screwdriver, nail file, cutting pliers, hook remover, and can opener.
Delight the game-obsessed teen with a mini version of a classic. It's just like the original—it includes two battle cases, 10 ships, 73 red flags, 168 white pegs, and a label sheet.
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Let's face it: He's always on his phone. His devices will be ready to go at all times, since this power bank can charge up to six devices at once and includes four essential cables: the old iPhone charger, USB-C, Micro-USB, and USB.
Keep his white sneakers in pristine condition with this set of 10 double-sided sponges. They're designed to tackle stubborn marks, scuffs, and dirt from white soles and smooth, non-porous uppers.
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This travel-friendly manicure set includes 10 essential tools: nail clippers, eyebrow scissors, tweezers, nail cleaner, ear pick, nail file, acne needle, and dead skin fork. Everything arrives in a sleek leather case.
With this Bluetooth remote, he no longer has to touch his screen to scroll TikTok or flip through pages on his Kindle. It scrolls, swipes left and right, pauses, and controls the volume. It should last for 12 hours on a single charge, according to the brand.
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For teens, acne is inevitable, so tuck these hydrocolloid patches into his stocking. They're designed to shrink pimples in about six hours, and thousands of online reviewers say they really work.
Sports fans will obsess over these mystery balls, filled with a mini NBA player and accessories. There's over 30 to collect, including icons like LaMelo Ball, Jayson Tatum, and Kevin Durant—plus the ultra-rare Lebron James and Stephen Curry.
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Shock him with this silly gag pen, which plays seven different fart sounds. There are few different versions, including poopy Santa.
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Here's the only gift you'll hope he never uses. This emergency tool can break a window and cut a seatbelt. It's a must if he's got his permit or license.
This phone stand is compatible with iPhones, Androids, and tablets for a hands-free experience, whether he's watching videos or answering a FaceTime.

Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) leads Good Housekeeping’s gift guide strategy. She writes and edits commerce content, where she analyzes lifestyle trends, shopping data, and works closely with the Good Housekeeping Institute to recommend top-tested products. Previously, she was the associate lifestyle editor for GH and wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, BobVila.com, and Unique Homes Magazine. When she’s not tracking down buzzy products, you can find her walking her dog, Skye, around Jersey City.
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