2,500 lumens through a 6° beam — and it holds that output from the first minute to the last.
The Kraken NR-2500 is a primary dive light built around one idea: a genuinely tight beam that punches through poor visibility without fading as the battery drains. Most lights taper their output as they run; this one doesn’t — it gives you the full 2,500 lumens for the whole burn. A natural halo around the hot spot keeps your peripheral awareness intact while you navigate.
- 💪 No output drop: full brightness for the entire burn time — not a headline figure that fades after ten minutes
- 🔦 Tight beam: cuts through silt and murk, and reaches far enough to be a proper signalling light
- 🌟 Natural halo: a soft spill around the hot spot keeps your surroundings visible while you navigate
- 🎛️ Four power levels — dial it back to stretch the burn on shallower dives
- 🧤 Goodman handle compatible: mounting hardware included for hands-free operation
- 🔘 Glove-friendly controls: a single push button with a battery level indicator, usable in thick gloves
- 🍾 Built-in bottle opener for the surface interval
KRAKEN NR-2500
S$260.00
Specifications
100% / 75% / 50% / 25%, plus pulsing strobe,…
Single push button on/off intensity…
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