These High-Tech Father's Day Gifts Are Perfect For Health-Conscious Dads

Give him all the tools he needs to tune into his body — and take calls from his wrist — with the Fitbit Sense ($250). This advanced health smartwatch tracks everything from your stress levels to your workout intensity to variations in your skin temperature, allowing you to stay completely plugged into your health and wellbeing.

The guy who's always trying to optimize his life will no doubt be impressed by the Hatch Restore ($130), a smart sleep assistant that can totally transform his bedtime routine. Personalize a relaxing bedtime routine with your choice of soothing sounds and lights, then wake-up to a gentle sunrise alarm.

No more mildewy water bottles: With the self-cleaning LARQ Bottle PureVis ($95), your water always tastes pristinely fresh. The insulated bottle also keeps water cold for 24 hours, so he'll be all set for long hikes or cycling routes.

If he's always complaining about sore muscles, treat him to the Therabody Wave Roller ($149). This next-generation foam roller uses vibration technology to release tension much more efficiently than the standard gym roller.

The compact Fitbit Charge 4 ($100) packs all the health and fitness tracking you can think of into one comfortable wristband. A built-in GPS allows for real-time pace and distance tracking even without a smartphone during your workouts. Keep it on overnight for sleep tracking of your light, REM, and deep sleep stages.

After the past year, who doesn't want to keep their phone clean? All health enthusiasts can appreciate PhoneSoap 3 ($80), a phone sanitizer that uses UV light to safely disinfect your phone and case.

An electric toothbrush with artificial intelligence? Yep, we're officially living in the future. The Oral-B iO Series 8 Electric Toothbrush ($250) not only tells you when you're brushing too hard or too softly, but also lets you know if you've missed a spot.

Introduce Dad to the Canopy Humidifier ($150) and get ready for rave reviews about how much it improves his allergies or dry skin. Throw in the aroma kit ($40) so he can test out some aromatherapy, too.