BBQ and Grilling

People love to BBQ day or night and that is why the TipSee light is a must-have for anyone who owns a grill.

Fishing Gaff

Night fishing is great, but it's even more fun when you can see what you are doing.

Night Docking

Dock safer. The TipSee light attaches to gaffs, boathooks, cleats or railings. See where you're putting your lines, and never stub your toe in the dark again.

Safety in an Instant

The TipSee light grips, clips and hooks onto bikes, wheelchairs, scooters or any other mode of transport. Clip one on your shirt if you're out for an early-morning or late-night run.

Camping

Keep a light with you for all those outdoor tasks. The rugged, water-resistant housing clips onto tools or work surfaces. Leaves both your hands free and puts light right where you need it.

Book Light

Crafts and Hobbies 

The TipSee is an ideal light for detailed work. Its compact size means it's never in your way, and the close-up lighting means your hands won't cast a shadow on your work.

Quick Cleanups

The TipSee attaches right to the hand broom or dustpan. Use it for quick cleanups to make sure you get everything.

Charts and Maps

Sail or drive safely by using a TipSee to light your charts or maps. Put it on a stanchion, a rearview mirror, or right on your finger.

Nighttime Tangles

If you fish at night it's inevitable, you'll get a snarl sometime. Clip a TipSee right to your fishing rod and keep both hands free to deal with the tangle. Get untangled and back to fishing in no time.

Marine Washdown

Any deckhand knows how important it is to wash everything down after an outing. The TipSee light attaches right to your deck broom or hose nozzle to make late-night cleaning a breeze.

Brooms and Cleanup 

Sweep better to get all of the dirt and dust.

Kitchen Use

Ever overfill a bottle or jar, and wish there was a way you could see when you were getting close to the top? A TipSee light on your funnel is the answer.

Walkers or Canes

The TipSee light attaches to any cane or walker and lights your way. Use it to spot holes, stairs, curbs or other hazards. It's especially good in the winter - the bright white light helps you see show and ice before it's too late.

Hand Tools and Repairs

The TipSee light clips right to most tools, and puts the light directly on your work. Any task is easier when it's well-lit, so be sure to keep a spare TipSee in your toolbox and glove compartment.

High-tech hands-free

Put your light in hard-to-reach places and keep both hands free. The TipSee light is perfect for computer repairs, network wiring, troubleshooting heating and cooling systems, or even finding that loose wire on your boat.

Makeup and Cosmetics

The TipSee gives a bright source of white light and lets you keep both hands free.

Music

The TipSee light is just the right light for music in a club, or by a bonfire on the beach. Clip it to nearly any instrument and shed some light on the subject. Gives you just enough light, right where you need it. Perfect for sheet music, too!

Hat Light

The TipSee design is great, but sometimes you just need a headlamp. But why buy and carry around a separate light? The TipSee light clips right to your favorite baseball cap or lucky fishing hat. With the TipSee light you have the best of both worlds.

Safety in an Instant

The TipSee light grips, clips and hooks onto bikes, wheelchairs, scooters or any other mode of transport. Clip one on your shirt if you're out for an early-morning or late-night run.

Gas Can Light

This was the original inspiration for the Tilt-On version of the TipSee.

Wine and Picnics

It’s a nice evening; why not enjoy a glass of wine by the fire, on your boat or on your own porch?

Boating and Yachting 

The TipSee is perfect for use aboard ship. It's water-resistant and handy, so why spoil a good sunset with a flashlight?

Water Resistant Lights

TipSee loves the water, so feel free to use your light on a boat or at the beach. The water resistant housing can deal with rain, splashes or dunks.

Indestructible

A portable light isn't much good if you have to worry about breaking it.