Coast SA300 Lighted Safety Armband: Visible, Versatile, Vital
Elevate your safety gear with the innovative Coast® SA300 LED Safety Armband. This essential device is designed for people who prioritize safety during low-light activities such as running, biking, or working in low-visibility environments. Its high-visibility safety orange LED light ensures you're seen up to a quarter mile away, making it a crucial addition to your safety equipment. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a night runner, or a professional working in dimly lit conditions, the SA300 is your ally in staying visible and safe.
Key Features: High Visibility, Comfort, and Durability
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High-Visibility Safety Orange LED: Visible up to 1/4 mile, ensuring you're seen in low-light conditions.
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Two Light Modes: Solid and Flashing options for versatile usage, catering to different environments and preferences.
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Exceptional Battery Life: Up to 10 hours in solid mode and 12 hours in flashing mode on a single charge, providing long-lasting visibility.
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Comfortable and Adjustable Strap: Designed with a no-pinch hook system, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit on various body parts, including the upper arm, wrist, knee, or ankle.
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Versatile Wear: Can be worn on different parts of the body for maximum visibility and convenience.
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Water-Resistant Material: Crafted for enhanced durability, making it suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions.
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Easy Maintenance: Features a removable LED light for hassle-free washing, ensuring the armband stays clean and functional.
Upgrade Your Lighting Gear
Upgrade your safety gear today with the Coast® SA300 Rechargeable High-Visibility LED Safety Armband. Stay visible, safe, and confident during your nighttime activities or in low-visibility work conditions. The SA300 is more than just an accessory; it's a vital part of your safety kit, blending visibility, comfort, and durability in one innovative design. Illuminate your presence and ensure your safety with the SA300, your trusted partner in visibility.
