
Hands-free work light • 22" of continuous light
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22 inches of continuous light — no hot spot, no head shadow
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Bends and holds the shape you give it — no magnet, no clamp
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Works where magnets don't: aluminium, plastic, fibreglass
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USB-C rechargeable · three brightness modes
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28.7" total — fits a toolbox drawer, not a 4-foot pole
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Choose your pack
1 pack
$49.99
2 pack
$84.99
3 pack
$109.99Free shipping worldwide. Delivered in 7–15 business days.
Each FlexBeam pack contains:
1 × FlexBeam flexible LED work light per unit
Built-in rechargeable lithium battery
USB-C charging port on the end cap
The body is one continuous piece — there is nothing to assemble, nothing to clip on, and no AA batteries to keep buying.
Free shipping on every order, worldwide — no minimum. Orders are processed in 1–3 business days and delivered in 7–15 business days, with a tracking link by email as soon as it leaves.
30-day money-back guarantee from the day it arrives. Use it in the garage, bend it, drop it, get it filthy — if it does not change how you work, email us. See the Refund Policy in the footer for the full terms.
FlexBeam is a close-work task light. It is built to light the thing your hands are on, at one to three feet, without a shadow in the middle of it.
It is not a garage floodlight. If you need to light a whole bay, buy a floodlight. If you need to see the bolt you are turning, buy this.
It has no magnet, and that is deliberate — see the comparison further down the page.
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Sound familiar?
You don't need another flashlight. You need one that stays put.
Six torches in that drawer already. Brightness was never the problem — staying put was.
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You are holding a flashlight in your teeth
Jaw aching, and the beam still is not on the thing you are working on.
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It fell into the engine bay. Again.
Four minutes fishing it back out from between the block and the rad.
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Your headlamp shadows the exact bolt you are looking at
The light follows your head, so your own hands shadow the one bolt you need to see.
Don't take our word for it
Mechanics have been complaining about this for years
"After all these years I still hold a flashlight in my mouth for closeup work"kaichu dentoCandlePowerForums
"the constant moving of shadows would drive you nuts"DanglerBCandlePowerForums
"It would be nice to have an array all across my head to eliminate shadows"TremeluneCandlePowerForums
Quoted from public forum threads, with the poster's own handle. We did not write these and we did not pay for them.
Two tools in one body
A flashlight when you need one. A light bar when you need that.
Hold the grip for a quick look. Bend it into a light bar when you need both hands.
Built for the moment both your hands are busy
A 22 inch strip of light that bends into the job and stays there.
Not just the engine bay
Anywhere you need light and both hands
You already own a light. Here is what it cannot do.
The real competition is the headlamp on your forehead and the magnetic bar in your drawer.
| What matters | Headlamp | Magnetic work light | FlexBeam™ |
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| Light does not follow your head | No | Yes | Yes |
| Holds on aluminium and plastic | N/A | No | Yes |
| Reaches into a narrow gap | No | No | Yes |
| Spreads light, not one hot spot | No | No | Yes |
| No magnet to collect shavings | Yes | No | Yes |
Magnets do not hold on aluminium, plastic or fibreglass, and in a working shop they collect every steel shaving they touch.
What a professional work light actually costs
Ask your tool truck guy what his light costs.
All five are the seller's own US list prices. Look up the model numbers — that is why we printed them.
Questions people ask before buying
Is it magnetic?
No — and that is deliberate. Magnets do not stick to aluminium bonnets, plastic trim or fibreglass, and in a working shop they collect every steel shaving they touch. FlexBeam wraps around whatever is there instead, so it holds on surfaces a magnetic light simply falls off.
Is it bright enough?
It is a close-work task light, built for one to three feet, with three brightness modes. Because the light is spread along 22 inches rather than fired out of one lens, it reads very differently from a torch of the same output — there is no bright circle and no dark ring around it.
It will not light a whole garage. If that is what you need, buy a floodlight.
How big is it, really?
28.7 inches (73 cm) end to end: a 22 inch (56 cm) lit section and a 6.7 inch (17 cm) grip. That is short enough to live in a toolbox drawer and long enough to lie across an engine bay — which a 44 inch light is not.
How does it charge?
USB-C, through a port on the end cap, next to the power button. Same cable as your phone. The battery is built in — there are no AA cells to keep buying.
Will it break if I keep bending it?
The body is a flexible silicone tube with no hinge and no joint, so there is no single point to fatigue. It is also oil and water resistant, which matters more in a workshop than most spec sheets admit.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are processed in 1–3 business days and arrive in 7–15 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships. Free shipping on every order, worldwide — no minimum, and prices already include tax.
What if I don't like it?
Email us within 30 days of delivery and you get your money back. Use it in the garage first — bend it, drop it, get it filthy. That is what the 30 days are for. See the Refund Policy in the footer for the full terms.
Take the light out of your mouth.
One purchase — or another year with a flashlight in your teeth. Free shipping on every order, covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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