Rechargeable headlamp with wave sensor, 230-degree wide beam, hands-free
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A wide beam, both hands free, and it turns on with a wave of your hand.
A flashlight in one hand, the dog leash in the other, and you still can't see anything? With this headlamp, your hands are free again.
When the clocks go back an hour, it gets dark around five o'clock. The dog still needs to be walked, the trash bin still needs to be taken outside, the car still needs to be loaded. And there you are with a flashlight in one hand and a leash or a box in the other, while the small beam lands everywhere except where you're looking.
It's not you, it's the light. You have to hold a regular flashlight, so you only have one hand left. Your phone's light is even more awkward, because then your phone is tied up too.
This rechargeable headlamp fits like a band around your head. It gives a wide beam (230 degrees) and a spotlight, bright or dim, and you turn it on and off with a wave of your hand. You look and illuminate at the same time, with both hands free.
Why this works differently
A regular flashlight or your phone's light shines where your hand points, not where you're looking. This headlamp sits on your head, so the light follows your gaze. That leaves your hands free for the dog, your tools, or your groceries.
The biggest difference: you no longer have to hold anything to be able to see.
Wave and the light turns on
Wearing thick gloves, dirty hands, or arms full of boxes? You don't have to touch a button. Wave your hand in front of the sensor and the light turns on or off. Handy when loading and unloading your car, van, or caravan, when lubricating your bicycle chain, or during a job where your hands get dirty.
Wide beam or spotlight, bright or dim
With the light modes, you choose what you need: a wide beam around you on a path, a spotlight to check something farther away, or dimmed light when you're working up close and don't want to blind anyone, for example at the tent or under the kitchen sink.
Compare it with what you use now
| This headlamp | Regular flashlight | Phone light | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Both hands free | Yes | No | No |
| On and off without touching | Yes | No | No |
| Light follows your gaze | Yes | Rarely | No |
| Wide beam and spotlight | Yes | Sometimes | No |
| Dim or bright light | Yes | Sometimes | Sometimes |
| Rechargeable via USB-C | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
Where do you use this headlamp?
What kind of adventurer are you?
- Dog owners: walking the dog in the countryside, the leash in one hand and the other hand free.
- Winter runners: running and trail running in freezing cold, with a wide beam on the path ahead of you.
- Treasure hunters: geocaching and nighttime walks, so you can see what's to your left and right.
- DIYers in the cold: lubricating your bike chain, scraping away ice, or quickly checking under the hood.
- Night fishers: carp fishing in winter, with dimmed light by your rods and without blinding anyone.
- Campers: loading and unloading your car, van, or caravan, hands full and still having light where you look.
- Hands-free heroes: turning the breakers back on after a power outage at home, with both hands free.
Benefits of this headlamp
- Both hands free: the light sits on your head, so your hand stays free for the dog, your tools, or your bag.
- On and off with a wave: no searching for a button, even with gloves on or dirty hands.
- 230-degree wide beam and 350 lumens: you can also see what's beside you, not just a narrow beam in front of you.
- Spotlight and wide beam: choose what suits the moment.
- Dimmed or bright: bright on a dark path, dimmed when you're working up close.
- Rechargeable via USB-C: charge it with a power bank, a charger, or your laptop, without loose batteries. The charging cable is included.
- Soft and adjustable: a soft silicone strap with an elastic, adjustable headband.
- Splash-resistant: a rain shower or a wet garden is no problem.
- A gift people will actually use: for the adventurer in your life who spends a lot of time outdoors, walks the dog, or enjoys a good DIY project.
How to use this headlamp
- Charge the headlamp via USB-C before you head out.
- Put the band around your head and adjust it until it fits comfortably.
- Wave your hand
