Risk Racing 00-115 FLEXIT Ultra Flexible Hands-Free Flashlight, Red
The Risk Racing FLEXiT Ultra Flexible Hands Free Flashlight is constructed with an ultra-thin, flexible silicone body that allows for an unlimited number of lighting positions. The durable shape-loc frame makes it easy for users to bend, fold, wrap, stick or hook this product around objects to position and aim the light. FLEXiT uses 16 lumen tech LEDs with three brightness functions (low, med, and high) than can be bent into positions to create a focused spot or a broad flood light. It can wrap around tubes, bend into tight corners and magnetically fasten securely to metal objects. It also easily slips into tight engine compartments and can easily be positioned to flood light across your motorcycle--or even pinpoint a specific area for detailed repairs. Since it's magnetic, it can also attach to metal surfaces in a work shop or race trailer. The FLEXiT is a perfect camping light, and can wrap around a tent pole to light up the site or be tucked into the front backpack strap to light up the dark trail ahead. The durable ABS base holds 3 AA batteries (included), the electronic switch and circuit, two large neodymium (rare earth) magnets, and a loop to hang or mount the light. The FLEXiT is 0.85" thick, 7" wide and 13" tall.
RISK Racing is based in Mooresville, NC USA, and we are here for you! We design products from the ground up and take great pride in what we create. Making sure every customer is happy with their RISK product purchase is a priority. Whether it€s questions or concerns, we are here with answers. Our customer service team offers personal service and strives to insure every customer is 100% satisfied with our product. Due to our unique innovation, we are targets of copy products. Please beware of imitations. WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate DEHP and Dibutyl phthalate DBP, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
