Need ideas for what to get Dad this Father's Day? Check out these editor approved gift ideas. Men's Health has you and has your back with the latest and greatest Father's Day gifts. Meet Paul Kita, deputy editor for our first partners at Men's Health. We asked him to share some top picks for dads of all types. He says his $50 butane torch from Messermeister can heat up your cooking game. Press *** button. That it fires up. Now this thing is powerful enough to sizzle up some maybe cured meats on top of your DIY pizzas at home or sear up some tuna for at-home sushi. This can get up to 2000 °F. For the outdoorsy dad, Camm's Ring camping hammock. It's $70 and perfect for kicking back. The best gift that you can give dad sometimes is the ability to do absolutely nothing. Now this little hammock. Packs up to about the size of *** soda can, but it expands into this wonderful hammock that can accommodate 500 pounds. It's also great for outdoor use, say, if you take it on *** camping trip, but it's just as great in the backyard. And for the handy dads out there, Paul recommends the Leatherman Micra. This $50 multi-tool is small enough to fit on *** key chain but packs *** ton of utility. Now it doesn't look like it, but this thing packs 10 tools inside its little frame, including scissors for opening up. Packages and little knives and also screwdrivers for doing all sorts of little odd jobs. Not into gadgets, no problem. Consider giving Dad an experience he'll cherish. Maybe that's tickets to *** sports game or *** concert event. If you have younger dad with younger kids, maybe that's giving them *** project. And of course you can never go wrong by taking dad out to dinner. Check to see if your credit card offers any perks or cashback deals at restaurants so you can save while you spoil him. If you're planning to shop for dad, don't wait. Starting early means you'll have time to compare prices and avoid those last minute shipping fees if you're shopping online. Reporting in Washington, I'm Amy Lou.