South Africa's ultra-wide 230° camping headlamp.
An ultra-wide beam that floods the whole campsite, frees both your hands for every camp task, and switches on with a wave, for South Africans who live for nights under canvas.
Out at the campsite there are no streetlights and no switch on the wall. The sun drops behind the koppie and within minutes it's pitch black, and you've still got to cook, find your gear, get the kids down, and make the long walk to the ablutions. A phone torch in your teeth doesn't cut it.
At a campsite the dark isn't the soft glow of the suburbs, it's the real thing. For twelve hours there's just you, the fire, and whatever light you brought. Bring the right one.
A torch or an ordinary headlamp fires a narrow cone, one bright spot, pitch black everywhere else. The Lumeo Pro throws a 230° wall of light, a central spot for distance and a wide strip across your whole field of view. The tent, the table, the guy ropes, the path, all lit at once. Drag it and watch what was hiding in the dark.
"The 230° wide beam lights up everything around me, no more tunnel vision."
Andy R. · verified buyerMost headlamps hang a heavy bulb off the front of your head. An hour into cooking and washing up and you've got a sore neck and a red mark on your forehead. The Lumeo's light is a slim strip that sits flat across your forehead, like a sweatband. Light enough to wear from the first braai coal to the last cup of coffee.
A top-heavy bulb digs into your forehead and aches after an hour of camp chores.
A flat strip you forget you're wearing, hour after hour around camp.
"So light and sleek, I almost forget I'm wearing it, even after a long evening at camp." Natalie J., Stellenbosch
The wide beam is just the start. This is everything else it does, the bits that make it the one you keep reaching for.
Lights your whole campsite at once, the tent, the table and the path, instead of a narrow tunnel.
Spot something moving in the bush? Switch to a tight, long-throw beam and see far down the trail ahead.
Wave your hand to switch it on or off. Arms full of firewood, hands full of pots, no fumbling for a button in the dark.
Recharges over USB-C from the same cable as your phone. No AA or AAA batteries to buy or replace, and those quietly cost a fortune.
Dial it from a soft camp glow to a full beam, with a strobe for when you just need to be seen.
Dew, drizzle, mist and river spray, it shrugs them off and keeps going.
Prefer red? The + Red Light model adds a dedicated red night-vision mode, perfect for moving around camp without blinding everyone, night fishing, stargazing, and drawing far fewer mozzies than white light.




The walk to the ablution block at midnight is its own small adventure, and not always a fun one. You can't see the path, you don't know what's on it, and one hand is holding a dying phone torch instead of the rail. It shouldn't be that nerve-wracking.
A bright, ultra-wide beam means you see the whole path, the snake, the guy rope, the loose rock, and the kids can find their way back to the tent on their own. Both hands free, the way ahead lit, walking through the dark switched on and aware instead of fumbling with a phone.
See the path. Spot the snake. Get back to your tent.
There's a drawer of R99 headlamps in every house, and you know how those go. The Lumeo Pro isn't trying to be the cheapest. It's the wide-beam, hands-free, red-light one that's genuinely nicer to live with at camp, and if anything's not right, you're covered.
"I've used plenty of headlamps before, but this one's next level. The 230° wide beam lights up everything around me, no more tunnel vision."

"Most headlamps give me a headache after an hour. This one's so lightweight I forget I'm wearing it. Wore it for hours, zero discomfort."

"Used it in the rain setting up camp, no issues at all. The build quality is solid, definitely made to handle the elements."

"So light and sleek, I almost forget I'm wearing it, even after hours around the fire. Looks great and performs even better."

"The wave sensor. I switch it on and off without touching it, perfect when my hands are full or cold. Brilliant little thing."

"USB-C charging means I just top it up from the power bank. Lights up the whole campsite at night. I'll never use another."

One for you, one for your partner, one for each kid, one for the camp kitchen. The more you grab, the less each one costs.
Both models have the full bright white beam. The + Red Light model simply adds a dedicated red night-vision mode (+R100), it is not red-only.

One headlamp on its own is R499 + R99 shipping. In the 3-pack each drops to just R333, and any order over R1,000 ships free, so the 5-pack lands with no delivery fee. Dispatched in 24h, 30-day money-back.
It's a genuine 230° spread, a central spotlight for distance plus a wide strip across your whole field of view. You light your footing and your surroundings at once, instead of staring down a narrow tunnel. That's the whole point of it.
Yes, that's exactly why campers switch. The light is a slim flat strip across your forehead with no heavy bulb sticking out, so there's no weight digging in and no sore neck. Light enough to wear from sundown to the last cup of coffee.
Wave your hand past the sensor, hands-free on and off, perfect for arms full of firewood, hands full of pots, or a sleeping child on your shoulder. There's also a button and 5 modes: wide flood, focused spot, dimmable, and more.
Yes, it's weather-sealed to IPX4 for dew, rain, mist and river spray, and recharges over USB-C from the same cable as your phone, or straight off a power bank or car charger when you're off the grid.
We dispatch within 24 hours from Durban and deliver nationwide, usually within 2 to 4 working days. Order in good time before your next trip. Orders over R1,000 ship free; smaller orders are a flat R99.
You're covered by a 30-day, no-questions money-back guarantee, and we arrange free collection, so there's nothing to pay to send it back. There's also a 6-month warranty against any defects.
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