Triple Lite

Triple Lite is a flashlight built to throw a wide 180-degree wall of light instead of the narrow beam most flashlights produce. It uses three carefully placed LED bulbs to spread bright, even light across a scene, reaching roughly 160 feet, which is useful for working in a dark garage, walking a property line, or handling a power outage. The product comes from Ronnie and Nancy Pritchett, a husband-and-wife team based in Ramona, California, who turned a simple lighting frustration into a business.

The Pritchetts walked into Shark Tank Season 16 asking for $400,000 for 10 percent of the company, backed by several million dollars in lifetime sales built up over a few years. Their demonstration of the wide beam landed well, and the strong revenue drew interest from multiple sharks. After fielding offers, they accepted a joint deal with Mark Cuban and Lori Greiner for $400,000 in exchange for 25 percent, trading more equity for two heavyweight partners.

Triple Lite stood out because it solved an everyday annoyance in a way people could instantly see on screen, and because the founders arrived with proven sales rather than just a prototype. Pairing a clear product demo with real numbers made the pitch credible, and getting both Cuban and Greiner on board signaled that the sharks saw room to push the flashlight into wider retail.

After the episode aired, Triple Lite saw the usual surge in attention and orders that follows a Shark Tank appearance. The brand had already grown its sales steadily before the show, and the national exposure helped it reach more customers looking for a practical, brighter flashlight than the standard single-beam designs on store shelves.

As of 2026 Triple Lite is still operating and has widened both its retail presence and its product range. The flashlights are now sold through major retailers, and the lineup has grown beyond the original model to include a rechargeable aluminum flashlight, an LED headlamp, and a compact keychain light, alongside direct sales on the company website.