The 27 best Valentine's Day gifts for him that he'll actually love

If you've been dating or married to your partner for a while, chances are you've run out of gift ideas. But even new couples will enjoy this scratch off date ideas game. The date ideas serve as a sampler of new things you can try with your partner. Reviewers say the date ideas here are creative, unique and fun, so you're bound to find something to love with this gift.

Sure, your guy is cool and all, but that doesn't mean he can handle the winter chill. This cuffed knit classic is a fan favorite on Amazon, with a near-perfect rating and thousands of reviews pointing out its durability and — most importantly — warmth. "My husband looks so rugged and handsome in this hat, I get a tingle every time," one happy customer wrote about the "five-star hat."

Whiskey and chocolate make the perfect pair, and this gift box is proof. These truffles aren't boozy per se, but they're inspired by the sweet, fruity flavor of Woodford Reserve's Double Oaked Bourbon. The four flavors: pear nutmeg, butterscotch, oak smoked salt caramel and maple pecan.

Because he's still a kid at heart, break open this heart-shaped box to reveal four pint-size Star Wars figurines. They're decked out to look just like Valentine's Day chocolates wrapped in red foil. 

You've been, well, servd. Divide the card deck in half, then dish out cards to each other whenever (and wherever) you want. Cards include a mix of friendly (and not-so-friendly) challenges — everything from swapping meals during your next date night to becoming your partner's personal masseuse. 

Does he basically spend half of his day in the car (or so it seems)? Then grab this wooden air freshener to ensure things stay — well, smell — fresh. Go for the teak scent if he likes things musky and masculine, or amber if he'd rather have something a bit more subdued. 

It's flannel season! Add a new one to his collection — a red-on-red, ivory-and-tan combo, navy buffalo check or another cozy plaid.

Here's one way to give him a good laugh. Get your best (or worst) selfie plastered all over these crew socks. Just pick a size and base color, upload your photo and get the socks within three to four days. 

Your foodie will love this sampler of hot sauce. This specific selection includes spicy peach hot honey, original and Carolina hot sauce flavors—giving him a bunch of options to fill in his collection. Bonus: You can turn this gift into an at-home cooking date night.

A shoulder rub a day keeps ... him very happy. When you're not there to work out the knots and kinks, this heated massager will do the trick. He can drape it over his shoulders, adjust the speed and strength, and enjoy sweet, sweet relief.

Even if he's not quite ready to go all out with a skin care routine just yet (next year?), he'll have no problem incorporating this hydrating duo into his day-to-day. Tell him to keep the hand cream and lip balm on his nightstand so he can moisturize before bed. 

Try as you might, you still can't convince him to carry around a Stanley cup. This 35-ounce-deep Yeti favorite may be more his speed — it's made with durable stainless steel, with double-wall insulation and a no-sweat design to keep his hands dry. Pick it up in red for Valentine's Day or go with one of the 17 other colors. 

If he prefers savory over sweet, give him this heart-shaped box of love — that is, 14 pieces of pork and beef jerky. From Honey Bourbon to Habanero BBQ, these jerky bites bring just the right amount of heat, sweetness and tang. 

You know what makes a really thoughtful Valentine's Day gift? Something that'll help him the next time he (inevitably) loses his keys, wallet or backpack. Just make sure he attaches the tracker and does the one-tap setup pronto, so he can keep tabs on the item on his iPhone or iPad. 

Even when he's hibernating inside, he can pour himself something on the rocks and bask in the beauty of the great outdoors. Pair these glasses with a bottle of his favorite whiskey so he can put them to use ASAP.

Speaking of travel, he can stash his watch in this leather case when he's not wearing it. Add his initials for an extra $12.50 for a personal touch.

Four games, one box: Not only does the box double as a playing board, but it comes packed with dice, cards, checkers and dominoes for endless gaming opportunities. 

Think you've discussed it all? Think again. Pull a card from this deck to reveal a thoughtful question or conversation prompt related to one of five key categories: family, couple, intimacy, individual or past and future. Focus on one category at a time or mix it up.

These super-soft pajamas are made from a magical bamboo fabric that prevents pilling, bunching and sweating. Pair these pants with a matching tee so he can be comfy from head to toe. Trust me, he won't want to take them off. 

Help him check off all the places on his bucket list. This annual pass gives him (and up to three more adults in his vehicle) access to more than 2,000 federal sites across the country, including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and more.

Leave it to Lego to convince him to make friends with the enemy. Turn 540 Lego bricks into the people-eating plant from Super Mario Bros., complete with a moveable head, stalk and leaves.