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BitWhip Fiber Optic Whip (LED Flow Prop)
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Pro-level fiber optic whip, 14+ years in the making.
Every spin pulls a trail of light behind it in any of 16 million colors, and the crowd asks about it every time. We built the BitWhip for real performance: fibers that survive festival weekends, a grippy silicone housing that shrugs off drops, and a replaceable 18650 battery so a dead battery never ends your night. The light inside is the RGB Critter BT, and it twists out to power 200+ other tools. Your whip tonight can be your saber next weekend.
What's included
- BitWhip twist-on fiber optic accessory
- RGB Critter BT Flashlight (the light source)
Features
- Works with or without the app
- Unlimited modes and playlists
- Grippy, impact-resistant silicone housing
- USB-C rechargeable, 7-hour runtime
- 200+ twist-on accessory options
- 2-Year Warranty on the RGB Critter BT light
Picking your fibers: 140 is the lightest and quickest in hand, 300 is the fullest look, 200 sits in between. End Glow concentrates light at the tips for clean points and is the more durable of the two; Sparkle lets light escape down the whole strand for a full-body glow.
Comparing options? Read our honest Best Fiber Optic Whips 2026 comparison, including where competitors beat us.
Keep learning: Whip techniques and tricks · End Glow vs Sparkle fiber · BitWhip care & maintenance
Shop the range: All fiber optic whips · All LED flow props
What is a BitWhip?
The BitWhip is a pro-level fiber optic whip made by Ants on a Melon. A twist-on fiber head (140, 200, or 300 fibers, in End Glow or Sparkle) pairs with the RGB Critter BT flashlight, an app-controlled light with 16 million colors and 145+ modes. The same light also twists onto 200+ other flow arts and light painting tools, so one BitWhip purchase is the start of a whole kit, not a single-use prop.
Built and supported by Ants on a Melon in Oregon, USA.
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