Hands full, and night falling

You're pitching a tent with a headlamp on, a tent peg in one hand, a mallet in the other — and you need to adjust the light. A simple wave of your hand in front of the sensor is enough to turn it on or off: you keep your hands on your task while the beam illuminates where you're looking.

Designed for the field

• Motion activation: a front sensor detects a hand movement and controls the light without a button, practical when your fingers are busy or gloved.
• Powerful LED beam: the LEDs project a wide, bright beam that cuts through total darkness on the trail as well as at the campsite.
• USB rechargeable: the integrated battery recharges with the supplied cable, no batteries to buy or carry on trips.
• Lightweight and adjustable headband: the strap fits around the head and distributes weight to remain comfortable for long hours of wear.
• Weather-resistant design: the casing withstands moisture and splashes to accompany your outings in all weather.
• Gaze-oriented lighting: mounted on the forehead, the beam naturally follows your field of vision, keeping your hands free at all times.

It accompanies hikers who set up camp at dusk, campers looking for their belongings in the tent, runners who go out at night and want to remain visible, and anyone who keeps a reliable light source close at hand in case of an unforeseen event.

Turn on without looking for the button

Fumbling for the switch in the dark is when you drop what you're holding. Here, the motion sensor responds to a gesture in front of the lamp: you turn it on, change modes, or turn it off with a flick of the wrist. Recharge it before you leave via the USB cable, and wipe the casing with a dry cloth after a wet outing to preserve the sensor and LEDs.

For those who go hands-free, whatever the time.