Keep Both Hands Free
Slip it on like glasses and get light right where you're looking, while your hands stay on the job.
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No more holding a flashlight in your teeth, under your chin, or asking someone else to point the light.
Slip it on like glasses and get light right where you're looking, while your hands stay on the job.
Hands full? Gloves on? Just wave near the sensor instead of fumbling for a tiny button.
Plug it in with a Type-C cable and keep it ready in your car, toolbox, or camping bag.
Use the front beam to see what you're doing, and the side lights when you want extra visibility in the dark.
Toss it in your glove box, tackle bag, or drawer so you're not stuck searching for a flashlight later.
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No head strap, no hand-held light. Just put it on and the beam follows your view.
Wave near the sensor when your hands are dirty, gloved, or already busy.
Great for garage fixes, night fishing, camping, dark walks, power outages, and late-night reading.

Made For The Moments You Wish You Had A Third Hand
When you're fixing something, tying a line, walking a dark trail, or reading at night, holding a flashlight gets annoying fast.
This glasses light puts the beam right in your line of sight, so you can focus on the task instead of fighting the light.


Whether you're fixing, fishing, camping, or checking something outside at night, this keeps the light where you need it.

Keep one nearby for garage repairs, tackle prep, trail walks, camping setups, and those random dark corners around the house.
Just wave near the sensor to turn it on or off, especially when your hands are already busy.
Charge it with Type-C, then keep it in your car, toolbox, camping bag, or bedside drawer for the next dark job.
Quick tip: Charge it before first use, don't shine it directly into eyes, and make sure the charging port is dry before plugging it in.
I keep it in my tackle bag now. It is way easier than trying to hold a flashlight while tying a lure after sunset.
Used For Night FishingThe wave sensor is the best part. I can turn it on with gloves on when I am setting up camp or digging through gear.
Picked YellowUsed it under the sink and in the garage. The light follows where I look, so both hands stay free for tools.
Garage Repair KitI bought it for evening walks and power outages. It is light, rechargeable, and easy to stash by the door.
Picked BlueNo strap pressure, no flashlight in my mouth. I put it on like glasses and get right to work.
Hands-Free LightingGreat for reading outside and packing up after dark. The side lights make me feel easier to spot near the campsite.
Camping GearI use it for hiking back to the car after sunset. It is small enough that I actually remember to bring it.
Trail WalksCharging with Type-C is convenient because I already have those cables everywhere. Nice little backup light.
Type-C RechargeableHelped a lot while checking the boat before dawn. The beam is right where my eyes go.
Boat PrepI keep one in the car for emergencies. It feels more natural than wearing a big headlamp.
Emergency KitThe sensor saves time when my hands are muddy or full. A quick wave and I have light again.
Wave SensorMy husband uses it for repairs and I use it for late-night dog walks. We ended up ordering another color.
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