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Princeton Tec unveils its most versatile light yet, the SNAP. Princeton Tec engineers designed an intuitive modular system that allows the 200-lumen light to easily be swapped between a headlamp strap, bike mount, two-way carbiner mount or simply stuck on to any magnetic surface.
The all-new SNAP blends multiple categories of lighting equipment into a unique new system. The light can be reconfigured with different mounting brackets to adapt to the needs of the user, whether they are tracking through the woods, commuting to work on their bike, lighting up a card game in their tent, or doing household chores like fixing a leaky pipe beneath the sink.
The Magnetic SnapDapter is the key component to the light’s adaptable design. “We wanted to create a product that could serve our customers beyond the use of a traditional headlamp”, says George Chevalier, Product Manager at Princeton Tec. “Our design team incorporated a magnet on the back of the light that allows the light to connect to each of the included accessories, or any magnetic surface.”
The SNAP will be available for sale at most major retailers starting August 1, 2018. Retailing at only $39.99, Princeton Tec’s SNAP gives customers an affordable lighting solution for a multitude of needs. Key features of the revolutionary new headlamp include:
- 130 Hours of Burn Time
- 200 Lumens Maxbright LED w/ Spot
- Bike Handlebar attachment, adaptable to similarly sized bars and poles Carabineer Loop attachment, for vertical or overhead hanging
- Water Resistant
- An affordable $39.99 price point