STRAPLIGHTS®
DON'T LET THE DARK STOP YOU
Ultra-bright, hands-free backpack lights that put 600 lumens each exactly where you're headed.
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Backpack / harness lighting attachment
Body Straplight | Shoulder/Belt Work and Recreation Light
4.8 412 reviewsUp to 1,600 lumens of hands-free light. Wear it, strap it, or stick it. Stop holding a flashlight in your teeth. The Body Straplights is a wide, bright light that you wear over your shoulder or around your waist. It lights up the whole area in front of you and keeps both hands free for the trail or the job....
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Light modes
- 1 click — COB flood and LED strip on 2 clicks — COB light only 3 clicks — LED white strip only 4 clicks — LED red strip (preserves night vision) 5 clicks — LED red strobe Lower button — activates the motion sensor on the selected mode Press and hold — emergency blue and red flash on the controller box
How to attach the light
- Slide a 3" Velcro piece through the bottom slot and fold it into a loop. Thread the 7" Velcro strap through the top and middle slots on the back. Place the light on the front of your shoulder strap, between lower chest and waist. Wrap and press the Velcro firmly around the strap, then give it a wiggle to confirm it's snug.
No tools required — the three pre-installed Velcro straps mount to almost any backpack strap. See the full walkthrough with photos
Key features
See it in action
A beam that reaches down the trail
Twin 10W COB emitters throw a 45 m flood so you see the footing ahead of you, not just the ground at your toes.
Keep your night vision intact
Red flood and red strobe let you read a map, work a rope, or stay visible to traffic without blowing out your eyes.
Swipe on, swipe off
Wave a hand past the sensor to switch modes without breaking stride or blinding the person next to you.
Fits the pack you already own
Three pre-installed Velcro straps wrap any shoulder strap or harness in seconds. No tools, no adapters.
Charge anywhere, run all night
A 2000mA cell tops up in three hours from a bank or panel and runs up to 10 hours in lower modes — rain included.
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Slide the handle to reveal what 600 lumens each does to a pitch-black trail.
Built for
Who it's for
Technicians, construction, military
Stop holding a flashlight in your teeth or draining phone batteries just to see your work. StrapLights® clip to your pack and light up the job site while both hands stay on your tools — so you finish faster, safer, and with fewer mistakes in the dark.
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Search and rescue, first responders
When the call comes after dark, the last thing you need is a bouncing headlamp or a dead battery. StrapLights® give you reliable, hands-free illumination aimed exactly where you're moving — keeping you focused on the rescue, not your gear.
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Hikers, trail runners, backpackers
Headlamps bounce with every step and flashlights steal a hand you need for balance. StrapLights® mount to your shoulder straps and cast a wide, steady beam in front of you — so roots, rocks, and trail markers stay visible long after sunset.
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Hunters, anglers, pre-dawn scouts
Flashlights spook game and headlamps narrow your field of view before you even reach the stand. StrapLights® keep your hands free and your natural night vision intact — giving you quiet, reliable light from the truck to the trail.
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Better lighting, better experience
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StrapLights vs. headlamps
StrapLights
- Light points where you're walking, not where your head turns
- Zero bounce and no strap pressure on your forehead
- 600 lumens each across two shoulder-mounted emitters
- Motion-activated switching with gloves on
- Red flood and strobe for night vision and visibility
- Rechargeable over USB-C in about three hours
Headlamps
- Beam swings away every time you look sideways
- Band pressure and bounce lead to headaches
- Single front emitter with a narrow hot spot
- Fiddly buttons that are hard to find with gloves
- Often white-only, wrecking your night vision
- Disposable batteries or proprietary packs
Reviews
What owners say
Based on 412 verified reviews
We ran a night search in heavy rain and both units stayed lit the whole call. The red mode saved our night vision on the walk out.
Marcus D. · Volunteer SAR
Zero bounce, zero headache. I run five nights a week and charge them about once a week.
Priya S. · Trail runner
Both hands free while dressing an animal at dusk. The flood beam covers way more than my old headlamp.
Tom R. · Elk hunter
Took me two minutes to figure out the Velcro threading, then it never moved for a 40-mile trip.
Jenna K. · Backpacker
Rain, mud, and dropped off a ladder twice. Still going. The USB-C charging is a big deal on a truck.
Alex V. · Lineman
The red strobe on the back strap makes me obvious on unlit roads. Worth it for that alone.
Dana M. · Dog walker