Sports Christmas Gifts for Teenage Boys
Here are some great options for sports related gifts for teenage boys!
Contributor: Kris B
Published: Nov 16, 2007
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Puma Boy Girl 2 piece set - Jacket and Pants Size 0/3M Red/Blue
Puma B 2 piece set - Jacket and Pants Size 0/3M Red/Blue
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Puma B 2 piece set - Jacket and Pants Size 0/3M Red/Blue
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Mountain Boy Sledworks Pad for Butterfly Wagon
Offering red and green sides, this reversible pad fits a Mountain Boy Sledworks' heirloom-style hand-crafted Butterfly Wagon. It's 3/4-inch thick and has a water-resistant nylon cover. Two seams allow the pad to go up the ends of the wagon for additional comfort. It attaches to the wagon with nylon ties.
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Offering red and green sides, this reversible pad fits a Mountain Boy Sledworks' heirloom-style hand-crafted Butterfly Wagon. It's 3/4-inch thick and has a water-resistant nylon cover. Two seams allow the pad to go up the ends of the wagon for additional comfort. It attaches to the wagon with nylon ties.
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Lone Star TEXAS Checkbook Cover GREAT STOCKING STUFFER GIFT IDEA Cute Christmas Gift For HIM HER Man Woman Ladies Women CHECK BOOK COVER HOLDER Travel, Cotton with WATERPROOF LINING
One of our most popular accessories, the Broad Bay checkbook cover features an inside pocket as well as a zippered pocket for cash and receipts, a vinyl divider for duplicate checks, and a pen loop to keep your pen handy. Includes a free Broad Bay Cotton
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One of our most popular accessories, the Broad Bay checkbook cover features an inside pocket as well as a zippered pocket for cash and receipts, a vinyl divider for duplicate checks, and a pen loop to keep your pen handy. Includes a free Broad Bay Cotton
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Just My Style Floor Sports Pillow for Kids - Boys ( Blue )
Just My Style" Floor Pillows Boys and girls will love the designs of these comfortable inflatable floor pillows. Easily inflates with included foot pump and restickable letters to spell your child name . Machine wash removable cover. Holds up to 125 lbs. Blue pillow, 6" H x 22" square. Pillow, 6" H x 24" diam. Polyester tricot cover, vinyl. Blue
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Just My Style" Floor Pillows Boys and girls will love the designs of these comfortable inflatable floor pillows. Easily inflates with included foot pump and restickable letters to spell your child name . Machine wash removable cover. Holds up to 125 lbs. Blue pillow, 6" H x 22" square. Pillow, 6" H x 24" diam. Polyester tricot cover, vinyl. Blue
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Roots Canteen Kids Watch
All Roots Kids watches feature analog time and easy to read dials so time telling becomes a breeze. Watches are ruggedly constructed and water resistant so that kids can wear their Roots watch almost everywhere! Which With plastic case and lens and stainless steel caseback. 2 year manufacturer's warranty.
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All Roots Kids watches feature analog time and easy to read dials so time telling becomes a breeze. Watches are ruggedly constructed and water resistant so that kids can wear their Roots watch almost everywhere! Which With plastic case and lens and stainless steel caseback. 2 year manufacturer's warranty.
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Cloud B Polar Cuddle Bear Sleep Aid - Gently Shivers For Comforting Touch
Hug Me I Gently ShiverMade using eco-friendly natural soyComforting TouchNaturally Provides a Sense of SecurityChildren, like Polar Cubs, spend the majority of their early years close to the security and nurturing touch of their mother.Polar Cuddle Cub produces 2 soft and unique rhythmic vibrations designed to soothe, comfort and create a cozy sleep environment. Conveniently tucked inside Polar Cuddle Cub's tummy is a removable heart shaped vibration unit that creates a gently shivering motion or a subtle beat of a resting, nurturing heart.Polar Cuddle Cub Heart Shaped Vibration UnitTimer Option:Hug Option: Activates when hugged Timer Option: Activates for 2 minutes after initial hugVibration Options:Shivering Gentle motion produces a comforting feeling to help children feel safe and secure. Heartbeat Soothing rhythmic motion recreates the comfort and security of mother's loving embrace.A white heart signifies purity and innocence. Beautiful traits that accompany every new life.Quick FactsEco-Friendly anti-bacterial Soy-based fabric Vibration device with 2 gentle rhythmic options Timer and hug activation options Memory foam hands and feet Storybook and adoption certificate Read Polar Cuddle Cub's story and learn about polar bears and their chilly arctic home. Includes personalized adoption certificate.2 AA batteries includedIdeal for ages 3 and up+Conservation InternationalPolar Cuddle Cub is part of the Cloud B endangered species line which helps bring awareness to our animal friends who need our attention. A portion of your purchase will go to Conservation International.Made in China
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Hug Me I Gently ShiverMade using eco-friendly natural soyComforting TouchNaturally Provides a Sense of SecurityChildren, like Polar Cubs, spend the majority of their early years close to the security and nurturing touch of their mother.Polar Cuddle Cub produces 2 soft and unique rhythmic vibrations designed to soothe, comfort and create a cozy sleep environment. Conveniently tucked inside Polar Cuddle Cub's tummy is a removable heart shaped vibration unit that creates a gently shivering motion or a subtle beat of a resting, nurturing heart.Polar Cuddle Cub Heart Shaped Vibration UnitTimer Option:Hug Option: Activates when hugged Timer Option: Activates for 2 minutes after initial hugVibration Options:Shivering Gentle motion produces a comforting feeling to help children feel safe and secure. Heartbeat Soothing rhythmic motion recreates the comfort and security of mother's loving embrace.A white heart signifies purity and innocence. Beautiful traits that accompany every new life.Quick FactsEco-Friendly anti-bacterial Soy-based fabric Vibration device with 2 gentle rhythmic options Timer and hug activation options Memory foam hands and feet Storybook and adoption certificate Read Polar Cuddle Cub's story and learn about polar bears and their chilly arctic home. Includes personalized adoption certificate.2 AA batteries includedIdeal for ages 3 and up+Conservation InternationalPolar Cuddle Cub is part of the Cloud B endangered species line which helps bring awareness to our animal friends who need our attention. A portion of your purchase will go to Conservation International.Made in China
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Melissa & Doug Sports Bag Fill & Spill
The Melissa and Doug Plush Sports Bag Fill and Spill is perfect for the sports fan on the go! This adorable set includes soft, plush pieces that rattle, jingle, squeak, and crinkle in little hands. The soccer ball, baseball, football, and basketball all fit inside the plush and plastic sports bag. The Fill and Spill Baby Toy helps develop fine motor skills and hand/eye coordination, while stimulating tactile senses in delightful ways!
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The Melissa and Doug Plush Sports Bag Fill and Spill is perfect for the sports fan on the go! This adorable set includes soft, plush pieces that rattle, jingle, squeak, and crinkle in little hands. The soccer ball, baseball, football, and basketball all fit inside the plush and plastic sports bag. The Fill and Spill Baby Toy helps develop fine motor skills and hand/eye coordination, while stimulating tactile senses in delightful ways!
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Tailgate Party Time Gift Pail - Are You Ready for Some Football?
Tailgate party! Do you have a weekend warrior on your gift giving list? This awesome tailgate party gift pail is the perfect gift for all the sports fanatics you know. Filled to overflowing with delicious snacks and fun filled treats this gift is sure to impress everyone at the party.
Current Price: $64.99 | Buy Now and Save!
Tailgate party! Do you have a weekend warrior on your gift giving list? This awesome tailgate party gift pail is the perfect gift for all the sports fanatics you know. Filled to overflowing with delicious snacks and fun filled treats this gift is sure to impress everyone at the party.
Current Price: $64.99 | Buy Now and Save!
AC Adapter for DSi, DS LITE, DS, GBA SP & PSP
Powers and charges your DS, DSi, DS Lite, GBA SP or any PSP model. Automatically adjusts from 110 to 240 volts and allows you to plug in your handheld to any standard electrical socket, providing you with power while charging. You can also charge your handheld from any powered USB port.
Current Price: $19.99 | Buy Now and Save!
Powers and charges your DS, DSi, DS Lite, GBA SP or any PSP model. Automatically adjusts from 110 to 240 volts and allows you to plug in your handheld to any standard electrical socket, providing you with power while charging. You can also charge your handheld from any powered USB port.
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The Dangerous Book for Boys CD
Equal parts droll and gorgeous nostalgia book and heartfelt plea for a renewed sense of adventure in the lives of boys and men, Conn and Hal Iggulden's The Dangerous Book for Boys became a mammoth bestseller in the United Kingdom in 2006. Adapted, in moderation, for American customs in this edition (cricket is gone, rugby remains; conkers are out, Navajo Code Talkers in), The Dangerous Book is a guide book for dads as well as their sons, as a reminder of lore and technique that have not yet been completely lost to the digital age. Recall the adventures of Scott of the Antarctic and the Battle of the Somme, relearn how to palm a coin, tan a skin, and, most charmingly, wrap a package in brown paper and string. The book's ambitions are both modest and winningly optimistic: you get the sense that by learning how to place a splint or write in invisible ink, a boy might be prepared for anything, even girls (which warrant a small but wise chapter of their own). Inside The Dangerous Book for Boys Figure 8 Knot Sheet Bend Knot The Battle of Waterloo Questions for Conn Iggulden Conn and Hal Iggulden are two brothers who have not forgotten what it was like to be boys. Conn taught for many years before becoming one of the most admired and popular young historical novelists with his Emperor series, based on the life of Julius Caesar, and his newly embarked series on Genghis Khan, while Hal is a theater director. We asked Conn about their collaboration. Amazon.com: It's difficult to describe what a phenomenon The Dangerous Book for Boys was in the UK last year. When I would check the bestseller list on our sister site, Amazon.co.uk, there would be, along with your book, which spent much of the year at the top of the list, a half-dozen apparent knockoff books of similar boy knowledge. Clearly, you tapped into something big. What do you think it was? Iggulden: In a word, fathers. I am one myself and I think we've become aware that the whole "health and safety" overprotective culture isn't doing our sons any favors. Boys need to learn about risk. They need to fall off things occasionally, or--and this is the important bit--they'll take worse risks on their own. If we do away with challenging playgrounds and cancel school trips for fear of being sued, we don't end up with safer boys--we end up with them walking on train tracks. In the long run, it's not safe at all to keep our boys in the house with a Playstation. It's not good for their health or their safety. You only have to push a boy on a swing to see how much enjoys the thrill of danger. It's hard-wired. Remove any opportunity to test his courage and they'll find ways to test themselves that will be seriously dangerous for everyone around them. I think of it like playing the lottery--someone has to say "Look, you won't win--and your children won't be hurt. Relax. It won't be you." I think that's the core of the book's success. It isn't just a collection of things to do. The heroic stories alone are something we haven't had for too long. It isn't about climbing Everest, but it is an attitude, a philosophy for fathers and sons. Our institutions are too wrapped up in terror over being sued--so we have to do things with them ourselves. This book isn't a bad place to start. As for knockoff books--great. They'll give my son something to read that doesn't involve him learning a dull moral lesson of some kind--just enjoying an adventure or learning skills and crafts so that he has a feeling of competence and confidence--just as we have. Amazon.com: You made some changes for the U.S. edition, and I for one am sorry that you have removed the section on conkers, if only because it's such a lovely and mysterious word. What are (or what is) conkers? Iggulden: Horse chestnuts strung on a shoelace and knocked against one another until they shatter. In the entire history of the world, no one has ever been hurt by a conker, but it's still been banned by some British schools, just in case. Another school banned paper airplanes. Honestly, it's enough to make you weep, if I did that sort of thing, which I try not to. Reading Jane Austen is still allowed, however. Amazon.com: What knowledge did you decide was important to add for American boys? I notice in both editions you have an excellent and useful section on table football, as played with coins. Is paper football strictly an American pastime? I'm not sure I could have gotten through the fourth grade without it. Iggulden: I like knowing the details of battles, so Gettysburg and the Alamo had to go in, along with the Gettysburg address, stickball, state capitals, U.S. mountains, American trees, insects, U.S. historical timelines, and a lot of others. Navajo code talkers of WWII is a great chapter. It probably helps that I am a huge fan of America. It was only while rewriting for the U.S. that I realized how many positive references there already are. You have NASA and NASA trumps almost anything. As for paper football, ever since I thought of putting the book together, people keep saying things like "You have rockets in there, yes? Everyone loves rockets!" Paper football is the first American one, but there will be many others. No book in the world is long enough to put them all in--unless we do a sequel, of course. Amazon.com: Do you think The Dangerous Book for Boys is being read by actual boys, or only by nostalgic adults? Have you seen boys getting up from their Xboxes to go outside and perform first aid or tan animal skins or build go-carts? Iggulden: I've had a lot of emails and letters from boys who loved the book--as well as fathers. I've had responses from kids as young as ten and an old man of 87, who pointed out a problem with the shadow stick that we've since changed. The thing to remember is that we may be older and more cynical every year, but boys simply aren't. If they are given the chance to make a go-cart with their dad, they jump at it. Mine did. Nothing gives me more pleasure than to know the book is being used with fathers and sons together, trying things out. Nothing is more valuable to a boy than time with his dad, learning something fun--or something difficult. That's part of the attitude too. If it's hard, you don't make it easy, you grab it by the throat and hang on for as long as it takes. The book is often bought by fathers, of course. Their sons don't know Scott of the Antarctic is a great adventure story. How could they if it isn't taught any more? Good, heroic stories don't appear much in modern school curriculums--and then we wonder why boys don't seem interested. Amazon.com: And finally, on to the important questions: Should Pluto still be a planet? And what was the best dinosaur? Iggulden: Pluto is a planet. I know there are scientists who say it isn't, but it's big enough to be round and it has a moon, for crying out loud. Of course it's a planet. Give it ten years and they'll be agreeing with me again. As for the best dinosaur, it depends what you mean by best. For sheer perfection, it probably has to be the shark and the crocodile. Modern ones are smaller but their record for sheer survival is pretty impressive. I only hope humanity can do as well. The only thing that will stop us is worrying too much.
Current Price: $8.48 | Buy Now and Save!
Equal parts droll and gorgeous nostalgia book and heartfelt plea for a renewed sense of adventure in the lives of boys and men, Conn and Hal Iggulden's The Dangerous Book for Boys became a mammoth bestseller in the United Kingdom in 2006. Adapted, in moderation, for American customs in this edition (cricket is gone, rugby remains; conkers are out, Navajo Code Talkers in), The Dangerous Book is a guide book for dads as well as their sons, as a reminder of lore and technique that have not yet been completely lost to the digital age. Recall the adventures of Scott of the Antarctic and the Battle of the Somme, relearn how to palm a coin, tan a skin, and, most charmingly, wrap a package in brown paper and string. The book's ambitions are both modest and winningly optimistic: you get the sense that by learning how to place a splint or write in invisible ink, a boy might be prepared for anything, even girls (which warrant a small but wise chapter of their own). Inside The Dangerous Book for Boys Figure 8 Knot Sheet Bend Knot The Battle of Waterloo Questions for Conn Iggulden Conn and Hal Iggulden are two brothers who have not forgotten what it was like to be boys. Conn taught for many years before becoming one of the most admired and popular young historical novelists with his Emperor series, based on the life of Julius Caesar, and his newly embarked series on Genghis Khan, while Hal is a theater director. We asked Conn about their collaboration. Amazon.com: It's difficult to describe what a phenomenon The Dangerous Book for Boys was in the UK last year. When I would check the bestseller list on our sister site, Amazon.co.uk, there would be, along with your book, which spent much of the year at the top of the list, a half-dozen apparent knockoff books of similar boy knowledge. Clearly, you tapped into something big. What do you think it was? Iggulden: In a word, fathers. I am one myself and I think we've become aware that the whole "health and safety" overprotective culture isn't doing our sons any favors. Boys need to learn about risk. They need to fall off things occasionally, or--and this is the important bit--they'll take worse risks on their own. If we do away with challenging playgrounds and cancel school trips for fear of being sued, we don't end up with safer boys--we end up with them walking on train tracks. In the long run, it's not safe at all to keep our boys in the house with a Playstation. It's not good for their health or their safety. You only have to push a boy on a swing to see how much enjoys the thrill of danger. It's hard-wired. Remove any opportunity to test his courage and they'll find ways to test themselves that will be seriously dangerous for everyone around them. I think of it like playing the lottery--someone has to say "Look, you won't win--and your children won't be hurt. Relax. It won't be you." I think that's the core of the book's success. It isn't just a collection of things to do. The heroic stories alone are something we haven't had for too long. It isn't about climbing Everest, but it is an attitude, a philosophy for fathers and sons. Our institutions are too wrapped up in terror over being sued--so we have to do things with them ourselves. This book isn't a bad place to start. As for knockoff books--great. They'll give my son something to read that doesn't involve him learning a dull moral lesson of some kind--just enjoying an adventure or learning skills and crafts so that he has a feeling of competence and confidence--just as we have. Amazon.com: You made some changes for the U.S. edition, and I for one am sorry that you have removed the section on conkers, if only because it's such a lovely and mysterious word. What are (or what is) conkers? Iggulden: Horse chestnuts strung on a shoelace and knocked against one another until they shatter. In the entire history of the world, no one has ever been hurt by a conker, but it's still been banned by some British schools, just in case. Another school banned paper airplanes. Honestly, it's enough to make you weep, if I did that sort of thing, which I try not to. Reading Jane Austen is still allowed, however. Amazon.com: What knowledge did you decide was important to add for American boys? I notice in both editions you have an excellent and useful section on table football, as played with coins. Is paper football strictly an American pastime? I'm not sure I could have gotten through the fourth grade without it. Iggulden: I like knowing the details of battles, so Gettysburg and the Alamo had to go in, along with the Gettysburg address, stickball, state capitals, U.S. mountains, American trees, insects, U.S. historical timelines, and a lot of others. Navajo code talkers of WWII is a great chapter. It probably helps that I am a huge fan of America. It was only while rewriting for the U.S. that I realized how many positive references there already are. You have NASA and NASA trumps almost anything. As for paper football, ever since I thought of putting the book together, people keep saying things like "You have rockets in there, yes? Everyone loves rockets!" Paper football is the first American one, but there will be many others. No book in the world is long enough to put them all in--unless we do a sequel, of course. Amazon.com: Do you think The Dangerous Book for Boys is being read by actual boys, or only by nostalgic adults? Have you seen boys getting up from their Xboxes to go outside and perform first aid or tan animal skins or build go-carts? Iggulden: I've had a lot of emails and letters from boys who loved the book--as well as fathers. I've had responses from kids as young as ten and an old man of 87, who pointed out a problem with the shadow stick that we've since changed. The thing to remember is that we may be older and more cynical every year, but boys simply aren't. If they are given the chance to make a go-cart with their dad, they jump at it. Mine did. Nothing gives me more pleasure than to know the book is being used with fathers and sons together, trying things out. Nothing is more valuable to a boy than time with his dad, learning something fun--or something difficult. That's part of the attitude too. If it's hard, you don't make it easy, you grab it by the throat and hang on for as long as it takes. The book is often bought by fathers, of course. Their sons don't know Scott of the Antarctic is a great adventure story. How could they if it isn't taught any more? Good, heroic stories don't appear much in modern school curriculums--and then we wonder why boys don't seem interested. Amazon.com: And finally, on to the important questions: Should Pluto still be a planet? And what was the best dinosaur? Iggulden: Pluto is a planet. I know there are scientists who say it isn't, but it's big enough to be round and it has a moon, for crying out loud. Of course it's a planet. Give it ten years and they'll be agreeing with me again. As for the best dinosaur, it depends what you mean by best. For sheer perfection, it probably has to be the shark and the crocodile. Modern ones are smaller but their record for sheer survival is pretty impressive. I only hope humanity can do as well. The only thing that will stop us is worrying too much.
Current Price: $8.48 | Buy Now and Save!
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