Are you tired of getting those on your Christmas list the usual and boring Christmas gifts? Why not get them something cool instead? They’ll definitely appreciate a cool Christmas gift. Think about it, would you like some boring pair of socks or pajamas or something cool? I’m sure the majority of you answered something cool, so here are some gift ideas that fall under the category of cool Christmas gifts.
Caramel Apple Maker
This tabletop appliance makes it easy to create sticky sweet candy apples without the hassle and mess of melting caramel on a stovetop.
Table Top Sofa Tray
Nowhere to put your drink while your relaxing on the sofa? This sofa tray makes it easy to relax.
The iPad Musical Shower Curtain
This is the shower curtain with built-in speakers and a waterproof pocket for an iPad, turning a simple shower into a media-rich bathing event. Stay entertained even while showering.
Light Up Football
The Magma Light up Football contains rugged LED lights that are impact activated
Remote Control Tarantula
Scare the life out of your fellow arachnophobe friends
Award Winning Treasure Hunt Game
Winner of a Parent’s Choice toy award, this is the game that tasks young players to find hidden treasures using a series of clues.
3 Man Chess
Play chess with 3 people at the same time with this three player chess game
Strawberry Planter
Know somebody who doesn’t care to receive the typical bouquet of flowers? Try this then.
Zombie Head Cookie Jar
Delicious chocolate chips braiinnnz
Doggie Pedal Water Fountain
Provide a continuous flow of drinking water to your dog even when you are busy
Giant Earbud Speakers
Giant Earbud Speakers for style
Slip On Shoe Shields
These are the shoe shields that slip over footwear, keeping shoes clean when used outdoors or keeping floors clean when used indoors.
Wipe Off Fluorescent Art Easel
This is the children’s erasable art easel with an illuminated plastic drawing screen similar to the ones used by restaurants for displaying daily menus.
Complete New York Times Of Your Birth Date
This is the reproduction of the The New York Times that printed on the day you were born, or any other date.
Dry Eye Relief Kit
Recommended by ophthalmologists, these are the goggles that soothe dry, puffy eyes.
Monopoly The Nightmare Before Christmas
Playing Monopoly has never been so much fun and gets you in the Christmas spirit.
Whiskey Stone Shot Glasses
Cooling whiskey from the outside in, rather than from the inside out
Glowing Portable Night Globes
Kids will beg you to turn off the lights because that’s when Glo really shines.
Dragon Toilet Paper Holder
Dragon shaped toilet paper holder
The Best Talking Watch
In addition to the time, the watch can announce the day and date, alarm, and sound a chime at the top of the hour.
Traveler’s Bed Bug Thwarting Sleeping Cocoon
Sleep with bugs! This portable sleeping cocoon is made specially from woven fabric that is impervious to bed bugs.
No Blind Spot Rear View Mirror
This is the rear view mirror used by police officers and professional racecar drivers to eliminate blind spots.
Ultrasonic Barking Dog Deterrent
Disguised as a birdhouse, this patented outdoor behavior modification device quickly and humanely restores peace and quiet for those vexed by a dog’s barking.
Astronaut’s Slipper Socks
Worn by NASA astronauts since 1982, these leather suede-soled socks are better known to the earthbound as a staple of wintertime comfort.
Tangle Free Dual Dog Leash
This is the patented leash that lets a pet owner walk two dogs without their lines becoming snarled.
Single Handed Barber
This is the electric hair trimmer that cuts evenly in any direction, enabling you to maintain your own closely cropped, clean-cut hairstyle.
Noise Reducing Drapes
These are the drapes that reduce the amount of noise entering through a window by up to 40%.
Wearable Mosquito Net
This is the lightweight shirt and head covering made from fine 1.2-mm netting that shields the skin from mosquitoes without the use of harmful and malodorous chemicals.
Labyrinthine Piggy Bank
This is the ingenious bank that builds children’s dexterity (and patience) as they must negotiate through a challenging handheld labyrinth to access the coins within.
