Wearable Lights

Clip it on, stick it on, forget it is there. Hands-free light for the walk, the run and the ten minutes under the sink.

Buying guide

Which wearable light is right for you

Two lights, two jobs. SparkO is the light you use to see: 6 to 300 lumens, CRI95+ so colors look right, four color temperatures including a red mode that keeps your night vision, and four ways to wear it (clip, magnet, stand, selfie). It weighs 40 g, charges over USB-C and runs up to 14.5 hours. BlinkO is the light other people see: a 20 lumen red and yellow beacon with 270 degrees of visibility and 24 hours of runtime, built to clip onto a collar, a strap or a jacket so drivers spot you first.

Hands-free beats a phone flashlight

A phone light points wherever your hand points and dies with your battery. A clip-on light rides on your chest, collar or pocket and follows where you look, so both hands stay on the leash, the wrench or the tent pole. Both lights are IPX5 rated, so rain and sweat are not a problem.

Good to know

Orders over $60 ship free. In-stock orders leave our California warehouse within 2 business days.
Two-year warranty on every light.
Buy two or more SparkO and the pack price applies automatically at checkout.

Questions

Before you buy

What is the difference between SparkO and BlinkO?

SparkO is a light for seeing: up to 300 lumens, high CRI, four color temperatures and four mounting modes. BlinkO is a light for being seen: a low-power 20 lumen red and yellow beacon with 270 degree visibility and 24 hour runtime. Many people carry both, SparkO on the chest and BlinkO on the dog or the backpack.

Can I wear SparkO on a hat or a collar?

Yes. The clip holds fabric up to about 3 to 4 mm thick, so shirts, jackets, hat brims and backpack straps all work. The magnetic mount sticks to any steel surface, and the stand mode turns it into a small desk or tent light.

Are these lights waterproof?

SparkO and BlinkO are IPX5 rated, which covers rain, sweat and splashes from any direction. They are not made for submersion, so keep them out of the pool and the washing machine.

How long does the battery last?

SparkO runs up to 14.5 hours on its lowest setting and recharges over USB-C. BlinkO runs up to 24 hours in flashing mode. Both show remaining charge on the light itself, so you know before you head out.