Klein Area Work Lights are Excellent for Overlanding, Camping and General Outdoor Use

The Klein Area Work Lights are Excellent for Overlanding, Camping and General Outdoor Use. Having just taken a pair of them on a week-long overlapping trip, I can say they are an outstanding addition to your lighting kit. They easily stick to your vehicle with magnets, hang over edges, clip to loops and rods, and sit in a near-unlimited number of positions.The only downsides are a weak magnet, too-hight a brightness, and the lack of iron metal on new trucks.

[@LuisSilva-eu8dx]

Have it. One of the best lights for the price imo

[@monkeyman8265]

The bastards raised the price on these too. They know it’s one of the good ones.

[@ABH313]

I'm gonna look at getting one of these!

[@treydimicelli8622]

Husky sells one just like this for $15 I love mine

[@lastbesttool]

Absolutely. And I gave them out for Christmas gifts to carry in their vehicles.

[@dwhallon21]

Klein seems to be more active about what they are offering these days . I just wish more was domestically made.

[@Chris-qw2iz]

If you make a better magnetic system that still allows to use the carbiner nature of it I’d be interested

[@PhearaXT]

Does the battery gauge stays on when you turn on the lights?

[@lastbesttool]

The battery indicator only stays on when the button is pressed.

[@readyme]

Do you know of something similar that charges vis standard USB or USB-C?

[@Chris-qw2iz]

Charges via micro usb b and has a standard usb output.

[@michaelthompson7570]

Links to a deal?

[@lastbesttool]

I've not see the price vary across many websites. A few pennies under $40 seems standard. I got mine off Amazon.