The primary 1,000 certified candidates will obtain a Princeton Tec Snap mild package in honor of First Responders Day.
Heads up, first responders. Private lighting firm Princeton Tec plans to present away 1,000 free Snap headlamp kits in honor of First Responder Day (Oct. 28). And certainly one of these candy, modular, GearJunkie-lauded headlamps may very well be yours.
If you’re a primary responder, head on over to Princeton Tec’s Fb or Instagram pages between now and Oct. 28 and fill out the shape. The primary 1,000 certified candidates will obtain one of many kits.
Late to the occasion? No worries. Princeton Tec is dedicated to honoring first responders and can award all certified candidates past the primary 1,000 with a $20 e-gift card to its internet retailer.
What’s within the Package?
The Princeton Tec Snap Package is a lighting system constructed round a 300-lumen, AAA-powered headlamp that weighs 3.5 ounces. To this point, so typical — however what makes the Snap Package distinctive is the modular nature of the equipment. The package comes with a two-way carabiner mount and clip, plus a handlebar attachment.
The lighting factor can snap out of the headlamp bracket to be used as a handheld mild, or snap into the handlebar attachment for illumination on twilight rides (bikepackers, take word!).
The Snap operates with a single button and has dimming functionality throughout three lighting modes: spot excessive (300 lumens), spot low (10 lumens), and spot flash beam (300 lumens). The sunshine will run for 10 hours at its highest setting, and the beam sample extends out to 50 ft.
The Snap Package retails for $45.
About Princeton Tec
Princeton Tec began out as a dive timer producer within the mid-Nineteen Seventies earlier than shortly increasing into waterproof lights. The corporate was an early adopter of LEDs within the late ’90s and stays a participant within the headlamp market to at the present time.
As a result of Princeton Tec manufactures its merchandise within the U.S., it recurrently provides private lighting merchandise to the U.S. army.
