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TerraBeam™ Induction Headlamp

TerraBeam™ Induction Headlamp

For Campers, Hikers, Runners, Cyclists & Night Adventurers

Stop Managing Your Light After Dark.


  • See your surroundings clearly and move with confidence.
  • Keep your hands completely free and stay fully aware.
  • Stay comfortable throughout your entire adventure.
  • Feel safer while moving in the dark.
  • Continue comfortably through sweat and changing weather.
  • Wear and carry it easily anywhere without any added bulk.

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TerraBeam™ Induction Headlamp

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Specifications

  • Lighting Type: Ultra-wide flood illumination with focused forward light.
  • Brightness Output: Up to 350 lumens.
  • Viewing Angle: 230° wide-angle visibility.
  • Light Modes: 5 adjustable lighting modes.
  • Control Method: Wave induction sensor and manual button.
  • Power Source: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery.
  • Charging Type: USB-C rechargeable.
  • Water Resistance: IPX4 rated for rain and sweat resistance.
  • Material: Soft silicone rubber with thermal insulation backing.
  • Fit Type: Adjustable elastic headband.
  • Weight: Lightweight design, less than a deck of cards.
  • Design: Foldable and compact for easy storage.
  • Use Cases: Running, hiking, camping, cycling, fishing.
  • Suitable For: Adults and kids.

Use & Care Instructions

How to Use:

  • Fully charge TerraBeam™ before first use using the included USB-C cable.
  • Adjust the elastic headband for a secure and comfortable fit.
  • Press the power button to cycle through lighting modes as needed.
  • Activate wave induction control by moving your hand in front of the sensor.

Charging Guidelines:

  • Recharge using a USB-C power source when brightness begins to dim.
  • Disconnect once fully charged to help preserve battery lifespan.
  • Avoid using the headlamp while charging.

Care & Maintenance:

  • Wipe clean with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth after use.
  • Allow to dry completely before storing if exposed to sweat or rain.
  • Do not submerge in water or expose to heavy pressure.
  • Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Safety Notes:

  • Do not shine directly into eyes.
  • Keep out of reach of small children when not in use.
  • Use only as intended for personal and outdoor lighting needs.

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See More Without Effort.

See Your Entire World. Not Just a Spotlight.

Traditional headlamps give you tunnel vision—a narrow beam you aim with your neck.
TerraBeam gives you 230° of peripheral awareness
What That Means in Real Use:
You see your feet AND the trail ahead—simultaneously.
You catch the root at your 10 o'clock before you trip on it.
You organize gear at camp without playing "aim the beam" at every item.
You navigate technical terrain naturally—because your light covers your entire field of movement, not just where your nose points.
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The Neck-Strain Problem You Didn't Know You Had

Narrow-beam headlamps force constant micro-adjustments:
→ Tilt down to see footing
→ Snap up to check the trail
→ Turn left to spot gear
→ Turn right to avoid obstacles
Your neck becomes a pan-and-tilt mount. And after an hour? You feel it.
TerraBeam eliminates the constant repositioning. The 230° COB (Chip on Board ) floodlight covers everything in your natural field of view—so your head stays relaxed, your posture stays aligned, and you move the way you would in daylight.

Stay Moving Hands Free.

Hands Full? Just Wave.

You're tying tent stakes. Setting a hook. Adjusting your pack straps.

Your hands are occupied. You need light.

With a traditional headlamp, you:

  • Fumble for the button
  • Accidentally blind yourself trying to find red mode
  • Waste 30 seconds when you just needed light NOW

TerraBeam's motion sensor fixes this:

Wave your hand (4-6 inches). Light turns on.

Wave again. Light turns off.

No buttons. No fumbling. No glove removal required.

Works When You Actually Need It

✓ With winter gloves on → sensor detects through fabric

✓ With wet/dirty hands → no physical contact needed

✓ In the rain → weather-sealed sensor keeps working

✓ When your hands are full → the exact moment buttons fail you

Engineered For Reliability and Durability

Your Headlamp Shouldn't Give You a Headache.

The hidden cost of heavy headlamps:

After an hour, you feel it—pressure on your forehead. After two hours, your neck is compensating. By hour three, you're constantly readjusting the strap to find relief that never comes.

Bouncing makes it worse. Trail runners know this: every footstrike sends a heavy headlamp rocking forward. Cyclists feel it on rough terrain. Even hikers notice the sway during long descents.

You came out here to move. Not to manage discomfort.

TerraBeam Weighs 2.47 oz. You'll Forget It's There.

That's lighter than:

  • Two AA batteries (3.2 oz)
  • A granola bar (1.4 oz each)
  • A deck of cards (3.2-3.5 oz)

The difference you'll feel:

  • No forehead pressure points (even after 4+ hours)
  • No bounce during runs or rough trails (flexible silicone stays put)
  • No constant strap readjustment (set it once, forget it)

Trail runners report: "I've worn this for 3-hour night runs and genuinely forget I'm wearing it until I need to turn it off."

Cyclists say: "First headlamp that doesn't bounce or slide during technical descents."

Built to Take a Beating. Won't Quit When Conditions Get Ugly.

IPX4 water resistance → Rain, snow, sweat, splashing—TerraBeam keeps working

Flexible silicone housing → Drop it, stuff it in your pack, sit on it—it bounces back

Quick USB-C charging → 2-3 hours from empty (same cable as your phone)

Steady brightness throughout discharge → No dimming as battery drains (consistent output until it's done)

The Difference Between "Good Enough" and "Doesn't Fight Me"

Heavy headlamps are tolerable for 30 minutes. Maybe an hour.

But on long runs? Multi-hour rides? All-night fishing sessions? Overnight backpacking trips?

Weight and comfort stop being "nice to have" and become deal-breakers.

TerraBeam was built for the long haul—literally.

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  • See Everything Miss Nothing

    230 degree wide illumination

    Lights the ground ahead and your surroundings simultaneously, reducing blind spots and head movement so you feel confident, aware, and safe.

  • No More Fumbling for Buttons

    Wave control that actually works

    Allows you to turn light on and off with a simple hand motion, keeping your hands free while maintaining consistent visibility in the dark.

  • Lasting Wearing Comfort

    Lightweight insulated flexible headband

    Feels light and gentle on your head, minimizing pressure and heat buildup so you can wear it longer without distraction, irritation, or fatigue.

  • Reliable Outdoor Safety

    Weather resistant rechargeable design

    Performs consistently through rain, sweat, and challenging conditions, delivering dependable light when you need it most so you feel prepared, secure, and supported.

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Narrow Beams that Force You to Aim.

230° peripheral vision means you see roots, rocks, and obstacles at your sides—without constant neck-whipping to scan left and right.

Fumbling for Buttons While Holding Rope, Gear, or Fish

Wave control allows you to turn light on/off without dropping what you're holding.

Bouncing or Pressure Points

Trail runners need rhythm. Cyclists need stability. Hikers need endurance. TerraBeam gives you all three.

Battery math at midnight

Stop calculating hours until sunrise vs remaining charge. No more sudden darkness.

You're Not Fighting the Dark. You're Fighting Your Light.

You Shouldn't Have to Slow Down Just Because the Sun Sets.

But here's what happens with a narrow-beam headlamp on technical terrain:

You see the trail directly ahead. But the root at your 10 o'clock? The rock to your right? The branch at shoulder height?

You miss them. Or you catch them too late.

So you slow down. You shorten your stride. You aim your head left-right-left, scanning like a security camera instead of moving like a runner.

Your rhythm is gone. Your confidence is gone. You're managing your light instead of enjoying the trail.

Trail Runners Know This Feeling:

"I was constantly micro-adjusting my head angle every three steps just to see what was beside me. It killed my flow."

Hikers experience it differently—but it's the same problem:

On descents, you're watching your feet. But you need to see the trail ahead to plan your line. So you're constantly toggling: down, forward, down, forward. Your neck is doing the work your light should be doing.

Cyclists feel it as instability:

Helmet-mounted lights bounce with every bump. The illuminated area rocks left-right-left. You lose depth perception. You can't judge that drop, that turn, that obstacle.

TerraBeam's 230° Beam Eliminates the Choice Between "Watch Your Feet" or "Watch the Trail"

You get both. Simultaneously.

Wide flood illuminates:

  • Your immediate footing (roots, rocks, obstacles)
  • Both sides of the trail (peripheral threats you'd otherwise miss)
  • Your hands and gear (no aiming required)

Spot beam extends forward:

  • 100+ meters of throw for look-ahead checks
  • Navigation and route-finding at distance
  • Depth perception for technical sections

Red Light Mode: The Angler's Edge After Dark

ASK ANY SERIOUS NIGHT ANGLER:
White light spooks fish. Kills strikes. Ruins productive water
for the next hour.
That's why red light isn't a gimmick—it's the difference between
going home empty-handed and landing fish consistently after sunset.
**You Preserve Your Night Vision**
White light destroys your night adaptation—it takes 20-30 minutes
to recover. Miss a subtle bite indicator in that window? You just
lost fish. Red light keeps your eyes adjusted so you catch the
line twitch, the rod tip dip, the surface disturbance that signals
a strike.

BUT RED LIGHT ISN'T JUST FOR FISHING

**Camp Courtesy After Dark**
Midnight bathroom run? Setting up late? Red light means you don't
become "that person" who lights up three tents and ruins everyone's
sleep. Campsite etiquette built in.
**Stargazing & Astronomy**
Preserve dark adaptation while checking star charts, adjusting
equipment, or navigating to your viewing spot. See the Milky Way
clearly, not through white-light-destroyed vision.
**Trail Map Checks**
Read maps and trail markers without destroying night vision for the
next 20 minutes. Stay oriented without paying the white-light recovery
penalty.
**Extended Battery Life**
Red LEDs draw less power—extend runtime by 40-50% compared to white
modes. On multi-day trips or all-night sessions, that matters.

See What Outdoor Adventurers Are Saying.

  • ★★★★★

    Game Changer For Nighttime Trail Runs

    It makes what I’m looking at in low light visible, and what’s in my peripheral vision more visible too – without the spotlight effect a single beam has. It helps me avoid tripping on roots or rocks at the edges of the path.

    — Rachel M.

  • ★★★★★

    Great For Hiking

    The multiple light modes and the red light feature have been perfect for my nighttime hikes. I feel safer, and the bugs aren’t a problem anymore. It’s also super comfortable to wear for long periods.

    — John K.

  • ★★★★★

    One Light For Everything.

    I used it on a catfishing trip and it worked great... The band is comfortable and the light settings work great. I ended up catching a couple of the biggest catfish I’ve ever caught. It’s a must have for night fishing.

    — Olivia S.

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Why This Headlamp Is Different?

Most headlamps create tunnel vision, strain your neck, or fail when conditions change. This headlamp is designed to deliver comfort, awareness, and reliability by combining modern lighting technology with real-world usability.

  • 230° Wide Beam – Lights full surroundings without head turning.
  • Dual Flood + Spot – Covers close tasks and long distance views.
  • Motion Sensor Control – Switch Light ON/OFF with a wave of hand.
  • Red Light Mode – Preserves night vision and reduces glare.
  • Lightweight Flexible Fit – Stays comfortable and bounce free.
  • USB-C Rechargeable – No disposable batteries, always ready.
  • IPX4 Water Resistant – Works in rain, sweat, and splashes.
  • Foldable Compact Design – Easy to pack and carry anywhere.

Stop Managing Your Light and Move Naturally after Dark.

Most headlamps give you a cone of light. A spotlight. A narrow beam you aim with your neck.

Which means:

  • To see your feet? Aim down.
  • To see the trail ahead? Aim forward.
  • To check your tent stakes to the left? Turn your whole head.
  • To grab something from your pack?  Hope the beam catches it.

You're not seeing. You're aiming.

And while you're micro-managing where your head points, you're missing the rock to your left, the roots at your 2 o'clock, the depth perception you need to judge that step.

TerraBeam floods a 230-degree arc in front of you.

Not a narrow cone. Not
a spotlight you aim. A wide awareness zone that covers:

  • Your feet and immediate footing (no more aiming down to see roots/rocks).
  • Both hands and your workspace (tie knots, cook, pitch tent — all lit naturally).
  • Peripheral threats and obstacles (see that branch at your shoulder, that rock to your left.)
  • The campsite area around you (no constant head-turning to navigate camp).

It's the difference between "aiming a flashlight" and "turning on the lights in a room".

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Wide Area View

Night vision friendly

Motion Control

Weather Ready

Safe Surroundings Awareness

Hands Free Use

Distraction Prone

One Handed Only

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a 230° wide beam actually useful, or is it just “all flood and nothrow”?

Yes — because TerraBeam combines wide awareness + a focused forward spot.

The wide beam lets you see your footing, hands, and surroundings without constant head turning.

The spot gives you distance when you need it to stay oriented on trail.

You’re not choosing one or the other.

Will it blind other people at camp or on group outings?

No — when used properly.

TerraBeam includes red light and lower output modes designed for camp etiquette, close tasks, and shared spaces.

That’s why experienced campers and anglers rely on it.

Does the motion sensor actually work?

Yes — and it’s optional.

Motion control is there for moments when your hands are full or gloved.

If you prefer manual control, you can turn the sensor off at any time.

Can it turn on accidentally in my bag?

Unlikely — and preventable.

Motion control can be disabled before packing.In normal use, the sensor responds to intentional gestures, not random movement.

Is red light actually useful?

Very.

It helps preserve night vision, reduce glare, respect others at camp, and stay calm during close-range tasks.

 It’s not for fast trail travel — it’s for controlled, low-impact light.

How bright is TerraBeam?

It’s designed for usable visibility, not just high lumen numbers.

You get even wide-area light where you move, plus a focused spot when you need reach.

What’s battery life like?

Most users get multiple outings per charge, depending on mode.

TerraBeam is USB-C rechargeable, so it pairs easily with the same power bank you already carry.

Is it water resistant?

Yes.

TerraBeam is IPX4 water resistant, built to handle rain, sweat, and splashes.

Is it comfortable for running or cycling?

Yes.

It’s lightweight, flexible, and designed to sit securely with minimal bounce.The wide beam also reduces unnecessary head movement, helping maintain rhythm.

Can I wear it with a helmet or hat?

Yes.

TerraBeam works well with most hats and helmets used for cycling, climbing, or cold weather.

What if it’s not right for me?

You’re covered.

Every TerraBeam includes a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Use it on real nights — if it doesn’t feel easier and more natural, return it.

Your satisfaction is guaranteed.