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Gear Aid Ni Glo Rechargeable Gear Marker - Orange

Gear Aid Ni Glo Rechargeable Gear Marker - Orange

Precio habitual $5.95
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The Ni Glo is a photoluminescent gear marker in orange that charges from light and glows on its own — no battery, no tritium, nothing to replace. It stands 2 inches tall, weighs about 0.28 oz, and clips onto a tent zipper, a pack loop, a guy-line, or a key ring. Give it light, it charges. Kill the lights, it glows.

A full 2-hour soak in direct sun gets you up to 10 hours of glow — bright at first, then settling into a steady low light you can spot from 25 feet away. In a pinch, 10 minutes under any light (sun, headlamp, lantern, dome light) charges it enough to find your way, though that quick top-off fades faster than a full charge.

It's IPX8 waterproof to 164 feet and dust-proof, so rain, mud, and submersion don't faze it — divers tag tanks and BCDs with the same marker. In the box: the orange Ni Glo plus a keyring, a clip, and a joint so you can mount it however your kit is set up.

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Overview

The Ni Glo is a light-charged glow marker that helps you find gear in the dark. Charge it from any light source, then it glows on its own for up to 10 hours. No battery and no tritium means nothing to wear out or replace.

Key features

  • Up to 10 hours of glow from a full 2-hour charge in direct sunlight
  • Charges from any light — sun, headlamp, lantern, or dome light; ~10 minutes for a quick top-off
  • Visible up to 25 feet in the dark, bright at first then a steady all-night glow
  • IPX8 waterproof to 164 feet and dust-proof — rated for rain, mud, and diving
  • Battery-free and tritium-free photoluminescent design; 2 inches tall, ~0.28 oz
  • Keyring, clip, and joint included for mounting on zippers, loops, guy-lines, or keys

Use cases

Tag the tent door so you find it at 2 a.m., mark pack zippers and guy-lines around a dark campsite, or clip one to keys, a cooler, or the dog's collar. Divers use the same marker on tanks and BCDs thanks to the 164-foot waterproof rating.