Star Trek has been with us for over 50 years, and with the latest incarnation, Star Trek: Discovery, hitting the internet, it’s a great time to be a Trekkie (or, Trekker, if you prefer). Whether they love the classic trifecta of Kirk, Spock, and McCoy, Picard and his gang, or they’re more partial to Burnham, Saru, and Lorca, there’s a gift in this guide just for them. Make the holidays with your crew even more magical with these stellar Trek-themed items.
Eaglemoss Starships
Star Trek fans love spaceships, and Eaglemoss makes all of them. From the expected Enterprises (yes, bloody, A, B, C, D, and E) to obscure, deep-cut, fan faves like the USS Titan, the Academy Flight Training craft, and even Space Station K-7, it’s almost overwhelming what Eaglemoss offers. Even non-Federation vehicles are fully represented, with Vulcan, Orion, Cardassian, Klingon, Xindi, and the Borg ships all for sale. These highly-detailed little ships are perfect for use in engineering but they’ll also look great on your loved one’s earthbound desk at work. Buy for $23 and up.
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Eaglemoss
Star Trek fans love spaceships, and Eaglemoss makes all of them. From the expected Enterprises (yes, bloody, A, B, C, D, and E) to obscure, deep-cut, fan faves like the USS Titan, the Academy Flight Training craft, and even Space Station K-7, it’s almost overwhelming what Eaglemoss offers. Even non-Federation vehicles are fully represented, with Vulcan, Orion, Cardassian, Klingon, Xindi, and the Borg ships all for sale. These highly-detailed little ships are perfect for use in engineering but they’ll also look great on your loved one’s earthbound desk at work. Buy for $23 and up.
Star Trek Bridge Crew and PSVR
After 50 years of Trek, who doesn’t want to work as part of a highly-trained, efficient team on the bridge of a Federation starship? With a PS4 and PSVR, along with the Star Trek Bridge Crew game, you can make their dream of manning the con or saying “Engage” and going to warp come true, virtually. Buy the game for $25, buy a PSVR starter set for $498
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Ubisoft
After 50 years of Trek, who doesn’t want to work as part of a highly-trained, efficient team on the bridge of a Federation starship? With a PS4 and PSVR, along with the Star Trek Bridge Crew game, you can make their dream of manning the con or saying “Engage” and going to warp come true, virtually. Buy the game for $25, buy a PSVR starter set for $498
Replica Insignia from Star Trek: Discovery
The newest Star Trek show has just wrapped up half a season, streaming on CBS All Access. Star Trek: Discovery features a new, more modern aesthetic and that includes the iconic Starfleet delta worn by enlisted officers. QMx makes an authentic, affordable replica of the insignia that’s an ideal stocking stuffer, and it’s full, polished metal to boot. That said, we don’t recommend you use it to clean your teeth, no matter what Klingon High Councilmember Kol says. Buy for $15.
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QMx
The newest Star Trek show has just wrapped up half a season, streaming on CBS All Access. Star Trek: Discovery features a new, more modern aesthetic and that includes the iconic Starfleet delta worn by enlisted officers. QMx makes an authentic, affordable replica of the insignia that’s an ideal stocking stuffer, and it’s full, polished metal to boot. That said, we don’t recommend you use it to clean your teeth, no matter what Klingon High Councilmember Kol says. Buy for $15.
Star Trek Encyclopedia
The ultimate Star Trek reference guide just got a huge revamp last year, and it’s a beauty to behold. Written by professional Treksperts Michael and Denise Okuda, the newest Star Trek Encyclopedia includes canonical information from Gene Roddenberry’s universe, and now features entires on characters and ships from the Kelvin timeline movies. Split into two hardbound volumes, this must-have tome of knowledge features full-color photographs and illustrations covering everything from Andorians to Zefram Cochrane. Buy for $150.
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Amazon
The ultimate Star Trek reference guide just got a huge revamp last year, and it’s a beauty to behold. Written by professional Treksperts Michael and Denise Okuda, the newest Star Trek Encyclopedia includes canonical information from Gene Roddenberry’s universe, and now features entires on characters and ships from the Kelvin timeline movies. Split into two hardbound volumes, this must-have tome of knowledge features full-color photographs and illustrations covering everything from Andorians to Zefram Cochrane. Buy for $150.
Original Series Uniform Skirt
From the geek fashion mavens at Her Universe, this skirt is a playful take on the classic Star Trek uniform. Available in sciences blue, engineering red, and command gold, it’s a fun and stylish way to express your fandom. They’ll love the screen-accurate gold trim at the bottom of the skirt that denotes rank, just like on the classic show’s uniforms. Buy for $70.
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Thinkgeek
From the geek fashion mavens at Her Universe, this skirt is a playful take on the classic Star Trek uniform. Available in sciences blue, engineering red, and command gold, it’s a fun and stylish way to express your fandom. They’ll love the screen-accurate gold trim at the bottom of the skirt that denotes rank, just like on the classic show’s uniforms. Buy for $70.
Desperate Hours Novel
Ever wonder what happened on the USS Shenzhou before the Klingon war broke out? Bestselling Star Trek novelist David Mack fleshes out the backstory in this prequel to Star Trek: Discovery. Expect sibling rivalry between Burnham and Saru, more Captain Georgiou, and the appearance of the most famous Vulcan science officer and his famous Constitution-class starship. This love letter to all things Trek is a must-read for those entrenched in the new series. Buy for $16.
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Amazon
Ever wonder what happened on the USS Shenzhou before the Klingon war broke out? Bestselling Star Trek novelist David Mack fleshes out the backstory in this prequel to Star Trek: Discovery. Expect sibling rivalry between Burnham and Saru, more Captain Georgiou, and the appearance of the most famous Vulcan science officer and his famous Constitution-class starship. This love letter to all things Trek is a must-read for those entrenched in the new series. Buy for $16.
Next Generation Onesie
Your friend can cosplay in comfort with this awesome TNG-style onesie. It’s actually almost like like the jumpsuit-type uniforms Picard and his crew wore in the first two seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which makes it even cooler. It’s ideal for lounging around in Ten-Forward. Buy for $50.
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Thinkgeek
Your friend can cosplay in comfort with this awesome TNG-style onesie. It’s actually almost like like the jumpsuit-type uniforms Picard and his crew wore in the first two seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which makes it even cooler. It’s ideal for lounging around in Ten-Forward. Buy for $50.
Tribbles
No longer exclusive to intergalactic peddler Cyrano Jones, these tribbles can be bought online for much less than six credits each. Thinkgeek’s electronic tribbles are so realistic, you’ll swear they’re reproducing just like the real thing. Plus, they’ll freak out any disguised Klingon interlopers. Buy for $25.
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Thinkgeek
No longer exclusive to intergalactic peddler Cyrano Jones, these tribbles can be bought online for much less than six credits each. Thinkgeek’s electronic tribbles are so realistic, you’ll swear they’re reproducing just like the real thing. Plus, they’ll freak out any disguised Klingon interlopers. Buy for $25.
Bluetooth Communicator
Star Trek predicted many technologies that are commonplace today. This Bluetooth accessory lets you take your Trek fandom a step further and finally make phone calls with a replica communicator. It’s a way to make our future feel a little more like Trek’s future, with authentic lights and sounds—plus it lets you answer your phone with the flick of a wrist, just like Kirk. Buy for $150.
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Thinkgeek
Star Trek predicted many technologies that are commonplace today. This Bluetooth accessory lets you take your Trek fandom a step further and finally make phone calls with a replica communicator. It’s a way to make our future feel a little more like Trek’s future, with authentic lights and sounds—plus it lets you answer your phone with the flick of a wrist, just like Kirk. Buy for $150.
DISCO Workout T-shirt
If they’re grokking Discovery, then they’ll geek out when they unwrap this shirt. Just like the prop workout shirts on the show, this officially-licensed shirt will let them imagine they’re jogging the corridors with Cadet Tilly and Michael Burnham. Plus, it’s a surefire way to make music snobs really mad. Buy for $27.
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Startrek.com
If they’re grokking Discovery, then they’ll geek out when they unwrap this shirt. Just like the prop workout shirts on the show, this officially-licensed shirt will let them imagine they’re jogging the corridors with Cadet Tilly and Michael Burnham. Plus, it’s a surefire way to make music snobs really mad. Buy for $27.
Search for Spock
Love Where’s Waldo? This parody book mixes Trek with Waldo, resulting in 15 fascinating missions. If you’ve got multiple Trekkies in the family, Search for Spock will undoubtedly bring them together between opening gifts and binging on holiday foods. Buy for $15.
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Amazon
Love Where’s Waldo? This parody book mixes Trek with Waldo, resulting in 15 fascinating missions. If you’ve got multiple Trekkies in the family, Search for Spock will undoubtedly bring them together between opening gifts and binging on holiday foods. Buy for $15.
Star Trek Tiki Mugs
These on-point Trek Tikis will inspire your Trekker to finally mix up some galactic cocktails. Both Original Series and Next Generation characters are available, so you can whip up a Picard-in-a-Storm or a Singapore Spock. It’s best if you leave the Romulan Ale out—after all, you should only really be using it medicinally. Buy for $80.
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Thinkgeek
These on-point Trek Tikis will inspire your Trekker to finally mix up some galactic cocktails. Both Original Series and Next Generation characters are available, so you can whip up a Picard-in-a-Storm or a Singapore Spock. It’s best if you leave the Romulan Ale out—after all, you should only really be using it medicinally. Buy for $80.
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