Guys 21 & up please: Advice for an anniversary gift for my boyfriend?

(My boyfriend is 25 years old) Our two year anniversary is coming up, and I want to know if this is a good idea: He is always saying that he wants for us to be more active when we're together since he has to sit at a desk everyday for his job so I'm thinking about buying bikes for him and me (of course, his bike will be nicer but I don't have one to ride with him). I live near some very pretty lakes and scenery, and I was thinking it may be nice for us to ride around together.





BUT, I happen to know that he really wants a ping pong table and has been wanting it for a while. But that's not really that active of an activity for us to do together.





So, should I go out on a limb and get the bikes or stick with the ping pong table since I know that's what he definitely wants?Guys 21 %26amp; up please: Advice for an anniversary gift for my boyfriend?
Warning on the ping-pong table. It gets old fast. Air hockey is for all ages and all types of people.Guys 21 %26amp; up please: Advice for an anniversary gift for my boyfriend?
Girls and guys cannot play ping pong together so I suggest the bikes you can also sshow him pictures of bikes on the internet just to see waht he likes without telling him what you have in mind. That way you can get whatever type or brand he prefers. Good luck on your anniversary and hope this helps





Good luck to you two seems like you are a wonderful GF with a great man.
Surprises often backfire--maybe he has a brand he wants for a bike or ping pong table. I suggest that you either get him a giftcard to a place that sells both, ask him which he wants beforehand, or just take him shopping on his b-day. If he ends up getting a bike, maybe plan out a fun bike-trip for the next available weekend or bike-riding day.
I know I am not a boy but I have been with my fiance for a total of 6 years... so I have an insight into the male mind. If it were me, I would definitely get the bikes for your boyfriend. I think that it will get you guys out and active, which will be good for both of you!
If you've ever really played ping pong/table tennis, then you know it can get pretty active and challenging, but in a fun way. Both ideas are good and not so expensive.
Bikes, unless he hates biking. Ping pong get boring after a while...
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