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BeamStride

BeamStride™ running headlamp

$69.99

  • Wave to change modes, so no hunting for tiny buttons
  • Adjustable strap fits your head, with hair up, down or under a hat
  • Type-C charging with the included cable, one less plug to pack
  • Five modes cover road runs and camp chores

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  • Put the headlamp on and adjust the strap until it sits snug.
  • Tap once to power on.
  • Wave your hand near the sensor to step through the five modes.
  • Charge the battery with the Type-C cable after your outing.
  • 1x BeamStride Running Headlamp
  • 1x Type-C Charging Cable
  • 1x Adjustable Head Strap
  • 1x Quick-Start Guide

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

What BeamStride offers on the road and at camp

Hand-wave mode switching

Fumbling for tiny buttons in the dark breaks your rhythm. A sensor reads a hand wave near the lamp, so you change modes while moving, and it picks up hand movement through gloves.

Five lighting modes

One light has to cover a night run and a camp setup. Five modes run from a strobe signal to a softer camp light, and the same wave gesture steps through them.

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Type-C charging

Packing a bulky charger adds clutter to a trip bag. The built-in 1200mAh battery charges through a Type-C port, and the Type-C cable comes in the box.

350-lumen output

Road routes, neighborhood trails and camp tasks all need a lit path without a bulky lantern in the pack. The 350-lumen lamp sits on your forehead and lights where you look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The sensor picks up hand movement through gloves, so you can step through modes by gesture on a cold outing instead of pressing small buttons.

BeamStride has a built-in 1200mAh battery. It charges through its Type-C port, and a Type-C charging cable is included in the box.

BeamStride is weather-resistant, so rain, sweat and humid trails are part of its intended use. It is not submersible and is not meant for swimming or full immersion in water.

It suits road routes, neighborhood trails and campsite tasks. Fast technical singletrack may call for a light with more reach, so match the lamp to the terrain you plan to cover.

The strap is adjustable to fit a range of head sizes. You can size it whether your hair is up, down or tucked under a hat.

No. BeamStride does not auto-dim to its surroundings. You choose from the five modes with a hand wave, so the setting stays under your control.

Wave your hand near the sensor to step through the five modes until you reach the one you want. A quick-start guide is included in the box.

You get the BeamStride Running Headlamp, a Type-C charging cable, an adjustable head strap and a quick-start guide.

BeamStride charges through a Type-C port, and a Type-C charging cable is included in the box. As a rechargeable running headlamp with a built-in battery, it does not need disposable cells.

It has five lighting modes, ranging from strobe alerts to a soft camp light, cycled by waving a hand near the sensor. The modes suit night running headlamp use and trail outings alike.
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BeamStride: A Running Headlamp with Hands-Free Mode Control

A running headlamp with a motion sensor spares runners from fumbling for tiny buttons in the dark, since a wave of the hand changes modes. That keeps the pace steady on a night loop.

BeamStride offers five lighting modes, from strobe alerts to a soft camp light. The same lamp works as a jogging headlamp on pavement and a trail running headlamp on dirt paths, with one wave cycling through every mode.

An adjustable head strap sizes the fit to different heads, including under a hat. The 350-lumen output on this running headlamp lights sidewalks, neighborhood trails and campsite chores, and the built-in battery charges over Type-C, so a common cable refills it.

  • Motion control for hands-free mode changes
  • Five modes from strobe to camp light
  • Adjustable strap set to the wearer's head