
YOU ALREADY OWN A HEADLAMP. IT'S IN A DRAWER.
The strap squeezed. The beam pointed at your forehead while you looked down. You needed a bare hand to click it on.
So the flashlight goes in your teeth instead.
IT LOOKS WHERE YOU LOOK
A headlamp sits above your eyes, so the beam and your eyeline never agree. BeamSight sits beside them. Look at the bolt — the light is on the bolt.
No aiming. No tilting. No strap.
BOTH HANDS FREE. LIGHT STILL ON THE JOB.
Wave to switch it on — greasy gloves, wet hands, full grip. Don't want the sensor? One button kills it.
GOT QUESTIONS?
Is it actually bright enough to work by, or is it a novelty?
Is it actually bright enough to work by, or is it a novelty?
800 lumens across two beams, reaching 50–100m. The COB floodlight covers close work like an engine bay or a tackle box; the XTE spotlight throws down a trail. Five modes so you're not stuck with one.
Does the motion sensor turn on by accident?
Does the motion sensor turn on by accident?
It can, if you wave near it — that's true of every sensor light. Which is why there's a second button that switches the sensor off completely. Manual only, until you turn it back on.
Can I wear it in the rain or out on the water?
Can I wear it in the rain or out on the water?
Yes — IPX4 water-resistant, so rain and splashes are fine. It's not built for submerging, so don't drop it in the lake.
Will it work over my prescription glasses?
Will it work over my prescription glasses?
No. It's standalone eyewear, not an overlay - it won't sit comfortably over another pair. If you wear prescriptions full-time, this one isn't for you.
What if it breaks or I don't like it?
What if it breaks or I don't like it?
90-day money-back guarantee. Email us, we sort it out. No hoops.