The 50 Top-Rated Gift Ideas for Sports-Loving Teen Boys, Gamers, and More
Is there a 14 year old boy on your holiday gift-giving list this year? If you’ve ever shopped for a gift for a teenage boy, you’re painfully aware of how difficult this age group can be. It doesn’t help that by the time they reach the teenage years, adolescents have firmly established personalities – complete with firm likes and dislikes – that are highly individualized. Some 14 year old boys are gaming enthusiasts, while others enjoy sports or science.
While you need to know your gift recipient’s personality, you also need a source of great ideas. (Let’s face it: It’s been a while since most of us have been the ripe old age of 14.) Not to worry; we’ve compiled a list of 50 top-rated gifts that 14 year old boys are sure to love this holiday season. Whether you’re shopping for a gamer or a sports fanatic, you’ll find something on this list he’ll be ecstatic to receive. Our picks are listed below in alphabetical order for easy reference. Ratings information is based on Amazon reviews and is current at the time of publication.
1. Apple iPod Touch 6th Generation and Accessories, 64GB
Current Rating: 4.6
Teenagers have always appreciated the latest hits, and today’s 14 year old boys are no different. That’s why an Apple iPod Touch is the perfect gift for a boy at this age – plus, the iPod Touch is compatible with most apps from iTunes and the App Store. In fact, by downloading a texting app and an app to make calls, the iPod Touch can function almost exactly like a phone, and that means peace of mind for mom and dad without actually giving in and buying him his own phone.
Key Features:
- 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB
- 5 color options
- 6th generation comes loaded with iOS8
- 4-inch retina display
- 1136 x 640 resolution
Cost: Est. $310
2. Arduino Starter Kit – English Official Kit With 170 Page Book
Current Rating: 4.6
If you have a budding engineer on your holiday shopping list this year, consider this Arduino Starter Kit, featuring a 170-page book with supplies and instructions for creating 15 different projects, from a door requiring a secret code to enter to a musical instrument that you play by waving your hands.
Key Features:
- DC motor, servo motor, tilt sensor, LEDs and other basic electronic components
- Parts and instructions for 15 different projects
- Projects increase in complexity from beginner to pro
Cost: Est. $80
3. Can You Imagine Light-Up Air Power Soccer Disk
Current Rating: 3.8
This light-up soccer disk glides over any surface easily, as it floats on a cushion of air. That alone is cool enough to impress even the most cynical teenage boy, and because it’s suitable for both indoor and outdoor play and won’t damage furniture, it’s a gift mom and dad will appreciate, too.
Key Features:
- Powerful LED lights
- Foam cushion protects furniture from damage
- Requires 4 AA batteries (not included)
Cost: Est. $16
4. Capture the Flag REDUX
Current Rating: 4.6
A nighttime, outdoor activity designed for groups, Capture the Flag REDUX is a game your teen will love to enjoy with a group of his closest friends – no TVs, computers, or tablets required.
Key Features:
- 33 light up game pieces
- 12-24+ hours of batteries
- Multiple game variations
- Fun for all ages
Cost: Est. $65
5. CMON Zombicide Black Plague Board Game
Current Rating: 4.8
Zombicide Black Plague is a board game that’s sure to impress the 14 year old boy who loves zombies and other gory stuff (as so many teen boys do). And because it’s designed for 1 to 6 players, he can play alone or with a small group of friends or family.
Key Features:
- Standalone, cooperative game
- For 1-6 players
- Strategy game with a zombie theme
Cost: Est. $62
6. Coop Scatter Dodgeball Game
Current Rating: 4.5
Boys and girls alike love dodgeball, and your teen will be the talk of the neighborhood with this Coop Scatter Dodgeball Game. A fun, action-packed twist on the original, this game is suitable for ages 5 and up.
Key Features:
- Includes colored wristbands and dice
- Roll the die to determine whose turn it is to throw the ball
- 2 to 6 players
- Includes soft-impact dodgeball
- Recommended for ages 5 and up
Cost: Est. $8
7. Creative Whack Company Roger von Oech’s Ball of Whacks
Current Rating: 4.4
Roger von Oech’s Ball of Whacks provides a stimulating and mentally challenging activity for people of all ages. A magnetic design block ball, it can be rearranged in countless ways, giving your teen an opportunity to flex his creative muscles and challenge his mind by recreating the configurations in the accompanying activity book.
Key Features:
- Magnetic puzzle ball
- Can be rearranged into countless shapes
- Accompanying activity book with patterns to recreate
Cost: Est. $21
8. CuberSpeed Rainbow Ball
Current Rating: 4.3
A ball with 12 holes and 11 colorful balls inside, the CuberSpeed Rainbow Ball is a challenging, fun activity that will occupy your always-bored teen for at least a few minutes, and it makes a great stocking stuffer. The goal is to get the balls back into their like-colored spots by fidgeting with the ball – which is easier said than done.
Key Features:
- Scramble the balls, then figure out how to get them back into the right spot
- Fun and addictive puzzle
- Hands-on activity for exercising memory and cognition
Cost: Est. $7
9. Czech Games Codenames
Current Rating: 4.8
Perfect for the 14 year old boy who loves spies and secret agents, Codenames is a social word game. Based on a simple premise, two teams compete to see who can connect with all their secret agents first – but teammates know their agents only by their codenames, and they must decipher clues to figure out who their agents are, while avoiding the assassin.
Key Features:
- 2-8+ players
- Recommended for ages 14 and up
- 15-minute playing time
Cost: Est. $13
10. Dynasty Toys Laser Tag Set and Carrying Case for Kids Multiplayer 4 Pack
Current Rating: 4.4
Laser tag has been around for decades, but it’s so popular with people of all ages that it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. This multi-player 4-pack can be used for a 2-on-2 or an every-man-for-himself game, and because the blaster is the target, no vests are needed to participate in the action.
Key Features:
- Red, green, blue, and white teams/blasters
- Team and blast settings are interchangeable on-the-go
- Certified child-safe class 1 laser product
- Recommended for ages 10 and up
Cost: Est. $150
11. EcoSphere Closed Aquatic Ecosystem
Current Rating: 4.3
For the 14 year old boy who loves science, this EcoSphere Closed Aquatic Ecosystem is sure to impress. A complete miniature world, it requires zero maintenance, so it’s a great gift for the teen boy who has trouble keeping up with tasks like cleaning the fish tank.
Key Features:
- Utilizes NASA technology
- Small, medium, large, or extra-large sizes
- Turnable base
- Contains 3-4 marine shrimp, algae and micro-organisms
- Made from hand-blown glass
Cost: Est. $65 to $400 (depending on size)
12. Fire HD 10 Tablet
Current Rating: 4.4
Fire tablets provide an affordable option for younger teens who aren’t quite ready for a fancy, pricey iPad. The Fire HD 10 Tablet offers a 10.1″ 1080p Full HD display and up to 10 hours of battery life. The latest release in the Fire HD Tablet lineup, this tablet now has over 2 million pixels, stereo speakers, Dolby audio, and more.
Key Features:
- 32 or 64 GB internal storage
- Expandable by up to 256 GB (with microSD slot)
- Exclusive Amazon features: ASAP, X-Ray, On Deck, Blue Shade, and FreeTime Parental Controls
- Up to 1.8 GHZ quad-core processor
- 2 GB RAM
Cost: Est. $150 (32 GB) to $190 (64 GB)
13. Geospace WALKAROO XTREME Steel Balance Stilts by Air Kicks
Current Rating: 4.7
For the 14 year old boy who seemingly has everything, the Geospace WALKAROO XTREME Steel Balance Stilts might be just the gift for him this holiday season. They’re suitable for advanced stilt-walkers, ages 6 and up, and can support up to 210 pounds.
Key Features:
- Height ranges from 12 to 17 inches off the ground with Vert Lifters
- Constructed of rugged tubular steel with non-marking feet
- Large rubber foot on the bottom of each stilt for maximum stability
- Ergonomic design for comfortable use
- Ages 6 and up; up to 210 lbs
Cost: Est. $60
14. GOgroove BassPULSE 2.1 Computer Speakers
Current Rating: 3.8
Your teenage boy will love to listen to his favorite music, movies, and more with high-quality sound thanks to this speaker set that works with his computer, laptop, tablet, or even his iPod or smartphone. Plus, the LED lights that pulse to the beat of the music will create an atmosphere he and his friends will love.
Key Features:
- 3.5mm AUX audio output to connect with any device
- Blue, green, or red LED lights
- Full-range satellite speakers , side-firing subwoofer, and front-loaded volume control
Cost: Est. $50
15. Holinox Star Wars Millennium Falcon Lamp
Current Rating: 4.6
If your 14 year old boy is a Star Wars fan, he’ll be thrilled to receive the Holinox Star Wars Millennium Falcon Lamp, which features 7 different color modes and will turn his bedroom into an impressive, Star Wars-themed atmosphere.
Key Features:
- Soft touch button on base for switching on and off
- Unique, modern art lamp
- 7 different color modes
Cost: Est. $40
16. Holy Stone F181C RC Quadcopter Drone with HD Camera
Current Rating: 4.4
Every 14 year old boy wants a drone, but the Holy Stone RC Quadcopter features an HD camera for shooting quality images and videos so he can show off his adventures to friends and family. A key return and headless security system make this drone suitable for beginners as well as more experienced users.
Key Features:
- Altitude hold function
- 360° 4-Ways Flip (left, right, forward, and backward)
- 50 – 100 meter range
- 7 – 9 minute flight time
- About 80 minutes to charge
Cost: Est. $100
17. Hydro Flask Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Sports Water Bottle
Current Rating: 4.3
Every active 14 year old boy needs a water bottle that can keep beverages cold for hours while he plays his favorite sports, rides his bike, or goes about his typical active days. The Hydro Flask Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Sports Water Bottle keeps cold beverages cold for up to 24 hours.
Key Features:
- Wide mouth 2.19″ opening
- Fits the Hydro Flask Straw Lid, Hydro Flip, and Wide Mouth Flex Cap
- Liquids remain hot up to 6 hours, cold up to 24 hours
- Proprietary powder-coated bottle offers a slip-free grip
- 8 color options
Cost: Est. $45 (32 oz.) to $50 (40 oz.)
18. Indie Boards & Cards The Resistance (The Dystopian Universe)
Current Rating: 4.7
This cool game is suitable for 5 to 10 players and is recommended for ages 13 and up. Because everyone plays until the end of the game, no one ends up feeling left out, making this the perfect game for a group of young teens. The premise of the game is the ability to lie to your friends and detect when they’re lying to you – teens will love to test out their fibbing skills on their friends.
Key Features:
- 30-minute playtime
- 5 to 10 players
- No moderator required
- No player elimination
Cost: Est. $12
19. Laser X 88016 Two Player Laser Gaming Set
Current Rating: 4.4
For the laser tag-loving teenage boy, this 2-player laser gaming set is a great choice, because it’s expandable (by combining it with other sets), meaning other friends can join in the fun when you purchase more than one. It’s compatible with all other Laser X sets, and players can participate as teams or individuals.
Key Features:
- Keep track of shots and hits with full-color lighting effects
- Interactive voice coach gives tips and feedback
- 200-ft range
Cost: Est. $49.99
20. LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 31313 Robot Kit for Kids
Current Rating: 4.5
Suitable for kids between 10 and 15 years old, the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 Robot Kit provides everything needed to build an interactive robot that you control via an infrared sensor system. An icon-based, drag-and-drop programming interface makes it easy for younger teens to program their very own robot. This is one of the pricier gift ideas on this list, but it promises hours of entertainment that’s also educational.
Key Features:
- 3 interactive servo motors, remote control, improved and redesigned color sensor, redesigned touch sensor, and infrared sensor
- 550+ LEGO® Technic elements
- USB port for WiFi and Internet connectivity, Micro SD card reader, back-lit buttons, and 4 motor ports
- Intuitive EV3 Programmer App
- Building instructions for 5 robots
Cost: Est. $350
21. LEGO Saturn V 21309 LEGO Ideas Nasa Apollo Saturn V 21309 Building Kit
Current Rating: 4.9
A meter-high model of the NASA Apollo Saturn V (approximately 1:110 scale), this building kit is the perfect gift for the aspiring astronaut or budding engineer.
Key Features:
- Removable s-ic first rocket stage, s-ii second rocket stage, and si-b third rocket stage
- Apollo spacecraft and rescue rocket
- 3 stands to display the completed model
- 39″ high and 6″ in diameter
- 14 years and up
Cost: Est. $177
22. LEGO Star Wars VIII BB-8 75187 Building Kit
Current Rating: 4.5
If the teen boy on your list isn’t really into rockets, but does love Star Wars, the LEGO Star Wars VIII BB-8 is just the gift for him. With a wheel-activated rotating head, an opening hatch, and a display stand, this is one creation he’ll be proud to display.
Key Features:
- 1106 pieces
- 9″ high x 5″ wide
- Display stand measures 10″ +
- Also includes a display stand, decorative fact plaque and a small BB-8 figure
Cost: Est. $80
23. LEGO Technic Getaway Racer 42046 Building Kit
Current Rating: 4.8
LEGO’s Technic lineup is ideal for teens who have outgrown ordinary LEGOs but still love building stuff. This particular set is a getaway racer, making it an ideal gift for the 14 year old boy who loves fast cars. Other cool options in the Technic line for racing enthusiasts include an off-road racer and a champion racer, among others.
Key Features:
- Features a powerful pull-back motor and huge vertical exhaust pipes
- Extra-wide rims with low profile tires
- Heavy-duty front bumper
- Dark gray and black color scheme with flame stickers
- Ages 7 to 14
Cost: Est. $20
24. littleBits Base Kit – Rule Your Room
Current Rating: 4.4
Every 14 year old boy wants to be the king of his own domain, which in this case means his bedroom. The littleBits Base Kit allows him to rule his room while also developing his engineering and problem-solving skills, making it a win-win for him and his parents.
Key Features:
- Step-by-step instructions for 8 inventions, 1 challenge, and inspiration for thousands more
- Toolbox he can use again and again to create new things
- Award-winning STEM product
- Create touch-activated inventions
Cost: Est. $80
25. Logitech G231 Prodigy Gaming Headset
Current Rating: 4.0
These days, kids aren’t just playing video games on their own console; they’re interacting with other players from around the world while they interact and strategize. That means your 14 year old gamer needs a headset, complete with a mic, to really get in on the action. The Logitech G231 Prodigy Gaming Headset is just that.
Key Features:
- Premium 40mm neodymium speaker drivers
- Plugs into any gaming console
- Lightweight design with swivel earpieces for a personalized fit
- Crystal-clear chat and voice pickup
- Adjustable Unidirectional boom mic
Cost: Est. $54
26. Melissa & Doug Suspend Family Game
Current Rating: 4.6
A fun game of skill and luck, the Melissa & Doug Suspend Family Game is ideal for family game night but also provides enjoyable, wholesome entertainment for your teen and a few of his friends. Designed for one to four players, the Suspend Family Game combines hand-eye coordination, cognitive skills, and interpersonal skills for an all-around enjoyable activity.
Key Features:
- Includes 24 game rods, wooden base, 4 frame rods, colored die, and wooden connector
- Play alone or with a few friends
- Ages 8 to 15 years
Cost: Est. $14
27. Merytes Binoculars with 10×25 Portable High Definition and Blue Film
Current Rating: 4.4
If you have an outdoors enthusiast on your holiday shopping list, or perhaps a budding bird watcher, these binoculars will surely be a hit. They’re durable and sturdy, with rubber construction and an IPX3 rating for water resistance. Lightweight and small in size, these binoculars are easy to carry, whether he’s taking them on a hike, to a sporting event, concert, or to the backyard for an afternoon of wildlife-watching. Because they’re so small, they make a great stocking stuffer, too.
Key Features:
- Cleaning cloth, strap, and carrying bag included
- All optical glass lens with FMC multilayer film
- 3.94″ x 4.33″ x 1.18″
- Weighs just 7.05 oz.
Cost: Est. $15
28. Mpow 059 Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Hi-Fi Stereo Wireless Headset
Current Rating: 4.6
This Bluetooth headset connects to a PC, laptop, TV, or even a mobile device, providing crystal clear sound with passive noise isolation that dilutes external sound without damaging the sound quality of the audio he’s listening to.
Key Features:
- 5 color options
- Immersive Hi-Fi sound with CSR chip and 40mm driver
- Passive noise isolation (not active noise-cancelling)
- Both wired and wireless mode
- Up to 13 hours of listening time; 15 hours of talking time
- Hands-free calling; built-in mic
Cost: Est. $35 to $40
29. Nerf Sports Aero Howler Football
Current Rating: 4.6
Nerf products have long been a hit among tweens and teens, and they just keep getting better. This Nerf Sports Aero Howler Football is the ideal gift for an active 14 year old boy, whether he loves football or simply likes cool stuff that travels an impressive distance. This football literally howls as it soars, and many teen boys will love it for this feature alone.
Key Features:
- Hand grip lets you grip tight
- Ball howls as it flies
- Long-distance tail for distance throwing
Cost: Est. $11
30. Nintendo Switch – Neon Blue and Red Joy-Con
Current Rating: 4.5
The latest must-have item in the gaming world, the Nintendo Switch is topping every teen boy’s wish list this holiday season. At home, it rests in a dock that connects it to your TV, and when removed, it instantly transitions into a handheld gaming device for on-the-go fun. But that’s not all: you can also flip the stand in handheld mode to switch to multi-player, meaning two people can play both in your living room and on the go.
Key Features:
- One player can use a Joy-Con in each hand
- Two players can each take one
- Add multiple Joy-Cons for more than two players (sold separately)
- Bring up to 8 Nintendo Switch systems together for local face-to-face multiplayer
Cost: Est. $300
31. Nite Ize BugLit
Current Rating: 4.4
This cool little light attaches to anything – bike handlebars, a shirt, a tent, belt, or just about anything you can think of – providing illumination anywhere you need it. For the teen boy who rides his bike often, and sometimes after dusk, this funky gadget is as useful as it is fun.
Key Features:
- Fully bendable legs
- Twist and configure to stand on its own or attach to anything
- Tough rubber shell won’t damage objects but grips well
- Lumen Output: HIGH – 6 lumens; LOW – 1 Lumen
- Run Time: HIGH – 10 hours; LOW 22 Hours
Cost: Est. $10
32. Oculus Rift + Touch Virtual Reality System
Current Rating: 4.4
One of the biggest trends of the 2016 holiday season, virtual reality continues to be all-the-rage, particularly among younger teens. So, if you’re really hoping to impress this holiday season, giving the teen on your list an Oculus Rift + Touch Virtual Reality System is guaranteed to please. It’s definitely not cheap, but Oculus is one of the most highly-regarded VR brands at the moment. You’ll also want to ensure that your gift recipient’s PC or laptop meets the minimum specifications required.
Key Features:
- 6 free titles, including: Robo Recall, Luckyʼs Tale, Quill, Medium, Dead and Buried, and Toybox
- Ultra low-latency tracking offers unparalleled immersion
- Touch controllers bring your hands into the VR experience
- NVIDIA GTX 1050Ti/AMD Radeon RX 470 or greater graphics card required
- 8 GB+ RAM required
- Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 SP1 64 bit or newer operating system required
Cost: Est. $400
33. Outslayer Boxing MMA 100lbs Heavy Bag Filled
Current Rating: 4.8
The Outslayer Boxing MMA Heavy Bag is the perfect gift for the teen involved in martial arts or boxing – as well as the teen who just needs to let off some occasional steam. A heavy-duty, professional quality punching bag, it’s suitable for formal training or just letting loose to burn some excess energy. If you don’t have an appropriate location to install the hanging version, consider a freestanding option like the Century Weavemaster.
Key Features:
- 100-lb black heavy bag
- 55″ plus 10″ straps
- Reusable vinyl cover for moving or storage
- 10-year warranty
Cost: Est. $140
34. Pansonite 3D VR Headset Virtual Reality Glasses
Current Rating: 4.1
If the Oculus Rift + Touch is out of your price range, these VR glasses cost less than $30 and have plenty of appealing features, such as broad compatibility with many Android, iOS, and Windows devices, adjustable pupil distance and focal distance, and more.
Key Features:
- Recommended for use with 4.7″ – 6″ screens
- Ergonomic design
- Adjustable pupil distance and focal distance
- Headset
- Answer incoming calls
- Immersive, 360-degree experience
Cost: Est. $30 (Est. $35 with optional handheld remote controller)
35. Plague Inc. The Board Game
Current Rating: 4.8
This game takes about 60 minutes to play, and it’s suitable for 1 to 4 players, 14 and older. A strategic game of infection, evolution, and extinction, it’s based on a video game by the same name. So, if your 14 year old boy is a gaming enthusiast but you want to encourage some genuine, face-to-face interaction, this game is sure to be a hit.
Key Features:
- Each player is a deadly disease
- Compete against other players to infect cities
- Be the first to wipe out humanity
- 60-minute playing time
- 1-4 players
Cost: Est. $36
36. PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB Console
Current Rating: 4.5
Go pro with the PlayStation 4 Pro edition, with 1TB of storage for all your games, spectacular graphics, enhanced game play, and much more.
Key Features:
- Compatible with all PS4 games
- Play online with PlayStation Plus
- Up to 4K streaming and 4K auto-upscaling for video content
- 1TB storage
Cost: Est. $400
37. Razor Ripsurf
Current Rating: 4.9
If the 14 year old boy on your holiday shopping list doesn’t live near the sand and surf, he can experience the joy of surfing with the Razor Ripsurf, which allows riders to curve and cut just like they could in the waves, but on dry land. If he’s more of a skateboarding kind of teen, consider the Razor RipStik Ripster.
Key Features:
- Patented dipstick one-piece torsion technology
- Lightweight, single piece, fiber-reinforced, industrial-grade polymer construction
- Textured traction pad deck with kick tail
- Inclined 360-degree urethane caster wheels
- Supports riders up to 220 pounds
- Ages 8 and up
Cost: Est. $80
38. Reaper Miniatures 08906 Learn To Paint Bones Kit
Current Rating: 4.3
Recommended for ages 14 and up, the Reaper Miniatures Learn To Paint Bones Kit is a great gift for the artistic teen. The miniature figures come unpainted, and he’ll learn the techniques of basecoats, washing, and dry brushing as he puts his painting skills to work to make the figurines his very own.
Key Features:
- Reaper minatures are 28mm scale
- Some figurine assembly required
- Miniatures vary from 1/4″ to 3″
- Includes 11 Bottles of MSP Core Colors, MSP HD, and MSP Bones Paints
Cost: Est. $32
39. Renegade Game Studios Clank!
Current Rating: 4.9
A fun, fast dungeon-delving experience, Renegade Game Studios Clank! receives rave reviews from users. Suitable for ages 12 and up, it takes 30 to 60 minutes to play with 2 to 4 players, making it a great game for a 14 year old boy and a small group of his friends.
Key Features:
- Find the treasure, avoid the Dragon, and escape the dungeon
- 2 to 4 players
- Ages 12 and up
- A deck-building adventure game
- 30-60 minute play time
Cost: Est. $40
40. Rok Am 3D VR Headset Technology – Best Virtual Reality Experience For Games & Video
Current Rating: 4.6
An affordable VR headset for gaming and video, Rok Am’s 3D VR Headset is extra-light with a natural fit for comfortable wear. At under $20, you can’t beat the price of this VR headset, especially given the praise it receives from owners.
Key Features:
- Fast & easy to focus lenses
- 96-degree view
- Comfortable padding
- Protects your smartphone
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed
Cost: Est. $20
41. Simply Coding Learn to Code PYTHON for Multiplayer Adventure Games
Current Rating: 4.9
For the budding video game developer or programmer, Simply Coding’s Learn to Code products are a gift that will keep on giving for years to come. Suitable for ages 12 and up, Learn to Code PYTHON will guide him through the skills necessary to code multiplayer adventure games. If he’s interested in game design animation, check out this product from Simply Coding.
Key Features:
- Learn to design a multiplayer game
- Online curriculum and support
- STEM-certified
- Compatible with PC, Mac, and Linux
Cost: Est. $80
42. Skullcandy Hesh 2 Bluetooth Wireless Headphones with Mic
Current Rating: 4.2
Skullcandy’s Hesh 2 Bluetooth Wireless Headphones are perfect for the kid who loves gaming or likes to watch YouTube videos on his laptop or tablet. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, including a fun camo print, so his headphones can match his personality.
Key Features:
- 12-hour battery life
- Powerful 50mm drivers
- Noise isolating
- Comfortable fit
- On-Board mic pulse remote for taking calls and switching up playlists
- Compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled device
Cost: Est. $80
43. Skywalker Trampolines 15-Feet Jump N’ Dunk Trampoline with Safety Enclosure and Basketball Hoop
Current Rating: 4.4
14 year old boys tend to have one thing in common: tons of energy! This trampoline is the perfect gift for the teen boy with lots of energy to burn. But that’s not all: it even has a basketball hoop, so it’s the perfect gift for a basketball lover, too.
Key Features:
- Reinforced t-bracket construction provides greater structural stability
- Patented no-gap enclosure system
- Woven jump mat made of heavy-duty UV protected polypropylene
- Meets or exceeds ASTM safety standards
Cost: Est. $300
44. Slackers 50-Feet Slackline Classic Set with Bonus Teaching Line
Current Rating: 4.5
The outdoors-loving teen boy will be thrilled to receive this 50-foot Slackline Classic Set from Slackers, which comes with a bonus teaching line for beginners. It’s ideal for honing balance and improving core strength, and it’s super easy to use – setup takes less than 10 minutes. Enhance this package with the Slackline NinjaLine Intro Kit for a fantastic holiday he won’t soon forget.
Key Features:
- Training slackline
- 10-minute setup
- Bonus teaching line included
- 2 sets of lines for easy set up and take down
- Ideal for beginners of all ages
Cost: Est. $50
45. Sphero Star Wars BB-8 App Controlled Robot with Star Wars Force Band
Current Rating: 4.4
Star Wars fans and robot enthusiasts alike will love the Sphero Star Wars BB-8 App-Controlled Robot. It even comes with a Star Wars Force Band, which can also control the robot via push, pull, and drive gestures.
Key Features:
- Bluetooth Smart connection allowing gyroscopic propulsion to a 30m range
- Induction charging stand
- 60-minute battery life
- Control the BB-8 app-enabled Droid with the Force band via gestures
- Free iOS & Android compatible app
Cost: Est. $185
46. Spikeball 3 Ball Game Set
Current Rating: 4.6
A fun and active, 2-on-2, indoor or outdoor game, Spikeball was featured on Shark Tank and gets rave reviews from owners. With collapsible legs, it’s easy to store out of sight when not in use, and easy to set up when you’re ready for some fun.
Key Features:
- Collapsible legs
- Adjustable net
- Indoor/outdoor game
- 2:2 play
- App lets you find players nearby or set up tournaments
- Lifetime guarantee
Cost: Est. $60
47. Top Race DIY Drone Building Blocks 2.4GHz Remote Control Drone
Current Rating: 4.1
What’s more fun than a drone than a drone that you build yourself? Any 14 year old boy who enjoys building gadgets and putting things together will appreciate this gift. At less than $35, it’s incredibly affordable, too.
Key Features:
- 54 pieces
- Headless mode and 1-key return
- 165-foot range
- 2.4Ghz Transmitter
- 600mAh Battery
Cost: Est. $33
48. Turbospoke Bicycle Exhaust System
Current Rating: 4.2
If you know a 14 year old boy who rides his bike often, the Turbospoke Bicycle Exhaust System is sure to please. It makes an ordinary bike sound like a motorbike.
Key Features:
- Strong, durable, and practically unbreakable
- 3 durable Motocards make 3 different motorcycle sounds
- Megaphone exhaust pipe
- Mounts to any bike in less than 5 minutes
Cost: Est. $20
49. Vogek 6-Port USB Charger Desktop Charging Station with Smart Identification
Current Rating: 4.6
Tablets and smartphones and iPods – oh my! Kids today have tons of gadgets, all requiring regular charging. Needless to say, that can create quite the dilemma when searching for yet another USB port to plug in another device. The Vogek 6-Port USB Desktop Charging Station solves that dilemma, providing a central hub to charge up to 6 devices simultaneously. (Plus, it will help him keep his room clean, without devices littering every square inch of his bedroom floor.)
Key Features:
- 6 color choices
- Built in LED indicator
- Anti-slip silicone rubber bottom
- 4.65 ft power cable
- Compact size
- Charge up to 6 devices
Cost: Est. $17
50. Xbox One S 1TB Console – Forza Horizon 3 Bundle
Current Rating: 4.3
The PS4’s main competitor, the Xbox One also comes in a 1TB console. This particular product is the Forza Horizon 3 Bundle, meaning it comes with the Forza Horizon 3 game in addition to the console.
Key Features:
- Full game download of Forza Horizon 3 for both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC
- Watch 4K Blu-ray movies and stream 4K content on Netflix and Hulu
- HDMI cable (4k-compatible)
- Play over 100 console exclusives and a growing library of Xbox 360 games on Xbox One
- High Dynamic Range technology
Cost: Est. $305
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