Head Torches

A headlamp, also known as a head torch, is a portable lighting device that is worn on the head and provides hands-free illumination. Headlamps are designed to be worn around the forehead and typically have an adjustable strap to help keep them in place. They are powered by batteries or other sources of energy and can be used for a variety of purposes, including outdoor activities, work, reading, and emergencies. Headlamps typically have one or more light sources, such as LED bulbs or incandescent bulbs, and are designed to produce a bright and focused beam of light. Many headlamps also have adjustable focus and brightness settings, as well as different lighting modes (such as white light, red light, or flashing) to suit different needs and environments. Headlamps are generally lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry and use in a variety of situations. There are many different types of headlamps available on the market, each designed for specific purposes and needs. Some headlamps are designed for use in rugged or outdoor environments, and are built to be durable and resistant to weather and other harsh conditions. Others are designed for more specialized purposes, such as running, cycling, or climbing. Headlamps are a convenient and practical tool that can be used in a wide range of situations where hands-free illumination is needed.