About Kelhis

Built out of frustration. Made with care.

FlexiStick started with a simple annoyance: stuff flying around the trunk every time you brake or turn. Plastic boxes, cargo nets, bungee straps... none of it worked the way it should. We knew there had to be a better way.

Simple idea. Serious execution.

The concept of a flexible trunk stick existed before us. But nobody had done it right. The materials were cheap, the grip was weak, and the product fell apart after a few uses.

We took the idea and rebuilt it from scratch. Industrial-grade Velcro that actually grips. Oxford nylon fabric that resists water, dirt, and wear. A flexible core that holds its shape through thousands of bends. Every material was chosen for a reason, not a price tag.

Made in Ukraine. Not in a factory you've never heard of.

Every FlexiStick is produced in Ukraine by a family-run garment workshop. These are real people with years of sewing experience who needed steady work. When we started working together, they put genuine care into every unit.

We chose this path on purpose. Not a faceless overseas factory. Not mass production at the lowest cost. We work directly with the team, control the quality of every batch, and know exactly where every stitch comes from.

From one product to thousands of trunks

We launched FlexiStick in 2021 and started selling in the United States and Europe. The response from drivers was immediate: people were tired of the same old trunk organizers that didn't actually organize anything.

In 2023, we added the Compact version for smaller European cars with tighter trunk spaces. Same quality, shorter length, perfect fit for B-segment hatchbacks.

Today, FlexiStick is rated 4.4 out of 5 on Amazon with hundreds of verified reviews. Kelhis is a registered trademark in the United States and the European Union.

I can't imagine driving without it anymore.

That's not marketing copy. That's how I actually feel about it. FlexiStick is the simplest product I've ever used, and it just works. Every time. I want more people to know this thing exists.