Headlamp with Motion Sensor- The Right Way to Choose the Best Headlamp

When looking into buying a headlamp you first need to decide what your needs are. Do you love camping and hiking and want to have a light where you can still be hands free? Do you want to take that early morning run or walk the dog and keep it hands free, but still light up the path in front of you? How about an extra light when cycling and riding your bike?
So, to begin with you decide you need a headlamp with at least 120 Lumens to really make your path bright. Then you decide you need a lamp with RED LED option and Flash RED too so you can see at night without the bright white light.
Now, how about if you could do all of these things mentioned above and could turn your light on and off with simply waving your hand in front of the light instead of pushing the button?
Tips for choosing the right headlamp.
1. Decide what you want to use the headlamp for. Camping, hiking, running, jogging, riding your bike, working on your car, night fishing, night reading just to name a few.
2. Pick a light that is lightweight around 4 ounces is optional. Once the light is on your head it doesn’t feel like it weights a ton, you want to make sure that.
Everyone has a different size and shaped head. Picking a headlamp that doesn’t have a way to tighten or loosen the strap isn’t your best option. Think about it, the best headlamps are designed for both men, women and even children.
Do you need RED LED lights? When you don’t want the bright LED White light, but you still want to light up the path in front of you, the RED LED is a great option.
Do you want to option to zoom from not so bright light to a really bright light? Having the zoom option allows for the times when you need only just enough light and also gives you the option to make it brighter for the times when you need more intense light.
6. Does your lamp have a RED LED FLASH? The option to having the RED LED flash is great when you want someone else to see you, but you don’t want to blind them by looking into the bright white LED. Camping, hiking and cycling are the best options for the flash.
7. Would you like the option to turn your light on and off with a wave of your hand instead of pushing through the buttons? Look for a lamp with Motion Sensor Technology. If your hands are full or dirty and you don’t want to push the buttons to turn your light off and on, this is a great option especially. There are only a few lamps with this technology and having it really comes in handy.
Picking out a headlamp that fits all of your needs enhances your outdoor experience.
Do you love camping and hiking and want to have a light where you can still be hands free? Do you want to take that early morning run or walk the dog and keep it hands free, but still light up the path in front of you? When you don’t want the bright LED White light, but you still want to light up the path in front of you, the RED LED is a great option. Do you want to option to zoom from not so bright light to a really bright light? Having the zoom option allows for the times when you need only just enough light and also gives you the option to make it brighter for the times when you need more intense light.