What is a good Christmas present to get for a husband that has mostly everything?
927185
OK. my ex is pretty much into the same things as your husband. this is what i got him for last Christmas. One of those back massager mats you can put on a couch or chair. its real nice because you plug it in and it works its magic. Than i got him those really cute popcorn tub and filled it with pop corn and his fave candy.then for a stocking stuffer her got a gift subscription to sports illustrated and a 15 dollar block buster gift certificate. He loved it and i loved the massage mat because it saved me from giving his massages all the time :)
383489
Maybe a nice Nautical watch, knife, or a nice outfit and then take him out later that evening.  Mainly, just focusing on him when he returns should be the actual gift.  If he has been gone for some time, then he may already have something planned out for when he comes home.  The best gift I guess would to be to act out his "planned for months on end" fantasy, and then maybe the next day or the next night could be the two of your "special evening" the way you may see it.  I'm not a sailor, but I'm a soldier and I'm also deployed away from my wife and family.  What I mentioned, in my eyes, would be the gift to come home to.
798553
Your hubby needs a hobby.
858608
Lingerie for you...for him. \n\nA Haines Car manual for whatever car he has. \n\nCar Mags.\n\nGift Certificate to Best Buy\n\nGift Certificate to Auto Zone\n\nBuy him a movie, a CD, and a cheap video game.
792919
Hohoho :)\nYou never have everything.\nTry this:\n*Sport memorabilia\n*Sport jerseys\n*Her favorite sport magazine subscription\n*Sport Shoes\n*Personalized towel\n*MP3 music voucher\n*baseball hat\n\nMore ideas at:\nhttp://gift-ideas.christmasgifts.net/Kid-christmas-gifts.php
756813
Get him something small and simple like this http://www.giftweblog.com/2006/11/02/rugged/
715496
How funny -- my husband has done all of the things you listed (the song is still top of the list).  \n\nHe gave me an awesome b-day present of a hot air balloon trip for my 30th b-day (don't know if I could stomach it now) and another great gift was a surprise gondola ride (wine and chocolate covered strawberries as we cruised Coronado bay as the sun set..)  Horsebackriding was also a fun gift -- the trick is that these were all surprises and the fun part was in guessing where we were headed and then the fun of getting there to see what we were in for!\n\nSo try a neat "experience" like these.  Another cool thing (but you have to really know your wife) is a big household project that you could care less about but you know your wife would love (a fancy new front door that you install -- or have a professional insall -- a cool new chandelier or modern light to replace the old one above the dining room table - just be sur eto get advice from her mom or friend on the taste / appearance of what you select).\n\nGood luck -- you sound like a great husband and I know that takes hard work and dedication  :)
840676
It depends on your budget, if you're budget is high, a PS3 or an iPod.  If it's low, get an inexpensive digital camera or a PS2 game or X Box game if he's got that.  You know that testosterone stuff or a home starter weight set you can buy from sears.
791343
-a nice/leather wallet\n-blanket\n-music cd\n-popular DVD\n-stationary\n-nice bathroom towels\n-photo frames (with pics!)\n\nI don't know... I know my family, because it's so large, makes 2 baskets for the Christmas exchange so only men swith with men and women with women...secret santa, you know? easier to buy for some one when you have their name and know their interests.
134895
Get him a movie he likes and wrap it in red paper plus one of those heart candy boxes (bfs eat candy) and a card.  Depends on how much money you have.  A red or maroon or dark sweater or tee shirt would be good if he wears that color.  Maybe even some concert tickets for his favorite band, depending on how much you want to spend.  Or do like I did and make up a basket of stuff (could be a lot of low cost or high cost stuff)  and wrap it in red cellophane (any party store or big drug store has the red cellophane now).
909730
Money for Christmas? Yuk!\n\nPlease do not give him money or a coupon, that is such a distant thing for a Christmas gift!!! Horrible suggestion!!!\n\nSince you're all women, needing him to do the man's job, stay in that line and give him something food/drink.\n\nMy suggestion: a small basket with a Christmas cake / cookies and a bottle of wine, plus a nice Christmas card.\n\nMerry Christmas!
957407
Perhaps it depends on what his likes and needs are. Another consideration is your budget. Technowise, you can give him a mobile phone or an Ipod or a PC notebook. You can also opt for the memorable ones like going to a resort with a spa package or if he like jewelries: a band or a ring. Going on a resort spa with him would be sweet. That would be nice and healthy. You can also take cooking lessons together. You can also choose simple ones such as a belt, a parker pen, a mug, a picture frame with BOTH of your pictures together, a journal or memorabilia especially made for him. You can personalize gift items too. Its the thought that matters and counts the most.
784864
It depends on how much you want to spend on him really - and also if you want to get him two rather than one pressie.  If you are in the UK how about something like Red Letter Days (who are no more) used to do?  You know, driving challenges, hot air balloon trips, skydiving etc. - I think Boots and W H Smith do similar ones and I'm sure other high street retailers do too.  How about a magazine subscription for the year for something appropriate?  A personalised number plate - you can get these pretty reasonably priced from DVLA now.  An iPod - or download voucher?  A weekend away somewhere?  Good luck - at least you've still got a few weeks.
731017
Be creative, since you said that he already has everything .If he likes music you can always put together a bunch of songs that mean something to the both of you.
677022
It depends on how much you want to spend. Maybe a Stereo for his car, or a necklace, or a shirt, or a CD, or just a nice card with a gift card from his favorite store.
110445
Depends on the age and level of the relationship.\n\nIn general doing something for him is really the best present.   That "something" is really, again, dependent on the level of the relationship.\n\nExamples of generally good "somethings"\n\n1. Dinner\n2. Massage\n3. A drive in movie\n4. A love note (handwritten, no halmark)\n5. A "special" evening\n\n\nThere are tons of extra customizations to the list above.  Basically I'd suggest something that you do together, rather than so much of something you give him.  Gifts are nice, but memories are much better.
881130
It depends on his other interests and needs.\nDoes he have any special hobbies, does he play sport (football,tennis,rugby etc). Buy him something to go with his interests, only you can know them. I seem to have all things that I need and tell wife,son etc to buy me a nice bottle of wine which I really like. I was given last year a small personal DAB radio and I use it often when out on my bike or walking and working. I have an MP3 player which makes listening to my chosen CD's easy anywhere that I am either working or on holiday or even trailing around the shops looking for Christmas presents.\nSit down and think, then browse through the Argos catalogue for firm ideas. By the way socks are always in demand as they do seem to wear out quickly these days. Does he or should he use handkerchiefs?\nGood question and good luck with the solution.