Bauer · Hockey
Stick Handling Ball
A cheap stocking stuffer for any hockey kid who practises off the ice.
American brand
Gifts for your brother or sister under $25
Siblings know when a gift was an afterthought. Pick something tied to a shared joke, a current hobby, or the thing they have been talking about buying and have not. Every pick below was under $25 when we checked the retailer's page.
10 picks · prices checked September 16, 2026 · we may earn a commission from shop links. Details
10 picks
Rifle Paper Co. · Stationery & journaling
2027 12-Month Hardcover Pocket Planner - Paisley
A low-cost coworker or stocking gift for someone who keeps a paper calendar.
American brandUS$17
at Rifle Paper Co.
Price seen September 16, 2026
Rapala · Fishing
Compact Mega Ice Skimmer
An inexpensive, genuinely useful stocking stuffer for an ice angler.
Exploding Kittens · Board games & puzzles
Exploding Kittens
An easy Secret Santa pick that works with non-gamers and teens.
American brandStanfield's · Outdoors & camping
Heat FX Heavy Weight Toque
An inexpensive, practical stocking stuffer for someone who works or fishes outside in winter.
Canadian brandBig Potato Games · Board games & puzzles
Herd Mentality
Works for mixed-age family gatherings at Christmas.
British brand£9.99
at Big Potato Games
Price seen September 16, 2026
Kombi · Outdoors & camping
MerinoMIX PRO Multi Scarf
An under-$25 gift that almost any winter outdoors person will use.
Canadian brandC$23.95
at Kombi Canada
Price seen September 16, 2026
Fly By Jing · Cooking
Mild Crunchy Garlic Sichuan Chili Crisp
A small stocking gift for a coworker or sibling who likes flavour but not much burn.
American brandCobble Hill · Board games & puzzles
To the Lighthouse 500 Piece Puzzle
A lower-commitment puzzle that can be finished over a weekend.
Canadian brandC$23.99
at Cobble Hill Puzzles Canada
Price seen September 16, 2026
Nathan · Running
Vibe Reflective Vest
A useful stocking stuffer for anyone who runs or walks before sunrise or after dark in winter.
American brand
Before you buy
- One good item beats a bundle of cheap ones.
- Set a spending limit together if you exchange every year; it removes the guesswork.
- A game or experience you can do together doubles as time together.
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