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Got this in my email today.




To Our Valued Customers and Supply Chain Partners,


Rigid Industries is proudly releasing our latest patented Hybrid Flood Optic. This is a very exciting announcement for Rigid Industries. As technology improves and evolves, Rigid continues to push the envelope to make sure our customers receive the best products possible. We've identified an opportunity to improve our Flood Optic and Reflector. The introduction of the new Patented Hybrid Flood Optic, once again, sets the bar for LED Lighting.

The release of our new Flood Optic will provide customers with superior Flood lighting and will maximize the light output on all dedicated flood and spot/flood combo LED lights. The new optic provides a very intense, smooth and full flood pattern ideal for cornering and scene lighting. The Hybrid Flood Optic has a distinct and recognizable Rigid look that stands out from the Hybrid Spot Optic allowing customers to easily identify the individual flood and spot optics. A common customer request in the past was an easier way to identify a Dually Spot from a Dually Flood. We've listened and now we're acting on your request. We truly believe we are giving our customers the best of both worlds with the easily identifiable rugged look of the new Rigid Flood Optic and a significant increase in LED Flood Lighting performance. The best news of all is that there will not be any cost increase for the new optic!

The new optics will become standard in all Dually Flood, SR-Series Combo's and Floods, E-Series Combo's and Floods, and M-Series Combo's and Floods. The manufacturing team will begin production using the new flood optics over the next 2 weeks. Since this is a no cost upgrade to you and your customers, we are asking you to continue selling all current inventories you have. All future orders will be fulfilled with the new Hybrid Flood Optic. Product specification sheets and output data will be available shortly. All lights with the new optics will be clearly marked on the packaging.

Thank you for your continued support. Please join us in sharing this exciting new release!
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I got the same E-Mail as well. Looks interesting! :)

Sent from D57H's killer Thunderbolt!
Wonder if the next group buy will be the improved optics, or the existing model? Not that it makes any difference to me personally since I am not in on it...Either way, great product from a great American company! Look forward to grabbing some D2s on a future purchase.
WOW!!!
JUST MY LUCK...
JUST BOUGHT A SET OF D2'S LAST WEEK AND HAVEN'T EVEN HAD THEM ON A TRAIL YET...I DIDN'T THINK I WAS BUYING A CELL PHONE OR A DAMN COMPUTER TO HAVE IT OUTDATED AS SOON AS I BOUGHT IT
:pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair:
Thou shall not despair. What you have in your hands is already a superb product. I am sure its performance will surely surpass your needs and expectations.
You're right. I do like them. Told my buddies about them and recommend them. Can't believe how much brighter they are then the factory headlights. Can't wait to get them on the trails.:bigsmile1:

Thou shall not despair. What you have in your hands is already a superb product. I am sure its performance will surely surpass your needs and expectations.
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WOW!!!
JUST MY LUCK...
JUST BOUGHT A SET OF D2'S LAST WEEK AND HAVEN'T EVEN HAD THEM ON A TRAIL YET...I DIDN'T THINK I WAS BUYING A CELL PHONE OR A DAMN COMPUTER TO HAVE IT OUTDATED AS SOON AS I BOUGHT IT
:pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair::pullinhair:
If I'm reading this correctly the upgrade only applies to the Flood Pattern Hybrid optics. The Original Dually flood will be upgraded but the D2s use the Spector optics in either a wide pattern or driving. There isn't a flood option.
I believe my D-2 Floods give me plenty of light. I cant imagine how much brighter they could get. Happy with what i got!
This might seem like a strange question but since these lights require you to attach wires to your battery posts are the stock bolts long enough . What I mean is most of us already have extra wires attached under these bolts ( posts ) myself winch wires and battery tender wires . Are you guys getting longer bolts or are we still good to go . I always seem to fight keeping the nut high enough up so the bolts grabs it , any tricks to that ? Sorry for the odd question .
This might seem like a strange question but since these lights require you to attach wires to your battery posts are the stock bolts long enough . What I mean is most of us already have extra wires attached under these bolts ( posts ) myself winch wires and battery tender wires . Are you guys getting longer bolts or are we still good to go . I always seem to fight keeping the nut high enough up so the bolts grabs it , any tricks to that ? Sorry for the odd question .
I just went to the local hardware store and picked up some stainless bolts that are just a little longer.
This might seem like a strange question but since these lights require you to attach wires to your battery posts are the stock bolts long enough . What I mean is most of us already have extra wires attached under these bolts ( posts ) myself winch wires and battery tender wires . Are you guys getting longer bolts or are we still good to go . I always seem to fight keeping the nut high enough up so the bolts grabs it , any tricks to that ? Sorry for the odd question .
I also just got some slightly longer bolts... added an over sized flat washer on top. Works fine. :tongueout:
This might seem like a strange question but since these lights require you to attach wires to your battery posts are the stock bolts long enough . What I mean is most of us already have extra wires attached under these bolts ( posts ) myself winch wires and battery tender wires . Are you guys getting longer bolts or are we still good to go . I always seem to fight keeping the nut high enough up so the bolts grabs it , any tricks to that ? Sorry for the odd question .
I installed a fuse box to handle new "low amp" accessories like these lights.

For the battery, buy a little longer bolt, 16mm here, and I put a rolled-up piece of electrical tape under the "nut" in the post to raise it up. The electrical tape hasn't fallen out yet and it's soft enough that the bolt will go right into it and keep it in place.
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