Rigid Industries 50211 LED Light

This is a great light. Tough. Clear light that does not distort image of terrain that you are looking at. The other cheaper lights distort the images projected on.The fins on any brand of these types of lights can make noise. The solution is Auto Door Edge Trim as spikes. In the picture of my solution to the noise all the trim cuts are the same size. 13 per light the same size as picture. 6 for back of fins and 7 for spike gaps. The spikes fit just right and can't go any farther into the fin gap.I bought this Wide light and the Diffuser version also. I have this forward and the Diffuser pair turn 90 degrees to the left and Right on my A pillar. I recommend an A pillar mount that allows you to turn light left and right. Where the Wide angle ends the Diffuser angle takes over to the side.

I recently installed these on my Jeep Wrangler and had the chance to try them out on a night-time drive to a high mountain pass in the Cascades. I have Truck-lite LED headlights on my Wrangler which are pretty bright by themselves, but adding these driving lights ( I got the wide-angle version ) adds another level of "OMG this is bright". The wide angle lens may not be the best choice if you are blasting through the desert at high speeds, but at moderate speeds these light up the sides of the road, the trees above, and do a good job throwing light to the inside of sharp low-speed turns.Installation was quite straightforward with a complete wiring harness and switch. After a while, I replaced the included lighted switch with a version that is a drop-in for the Wrangler console, and I also added some split loom to neaten the installation and provide some more protection from under-the-hood heat.

Wow. These lights are bright. I have them mounted to the A pillar of my 2011 JK Wrangler. These are super-high quality, and produce an amazing, smooth, even beam. The cabling is great quality, and the glass lens is also super high quality and sturdy. These light withstand a huge beating and lots of vibration without fail. I don't cover them when not in use.Don't have these on when driving with oncoming traffic, the will blind everything and anything in your path. Also, don't turn them on in front of a glass building. The reflection will blind you.Expensive, but bright. Don't buy lower quality imitations. Buy RIGID and you won't turn back.

Put a pair of these in the bumper of my pickup and they are amazing. LEDs have come a long way over the years and these are top-notch. I previously has some PIAA lights and these are definitely brighter. I also liked the full wiring harness these come with that has a relay, switch and all the wiring to need. There are a lot of knock-off LED bars and lights that may look like these but I can say first hand that they are not as well made and they will eventually break. Rigid Industries is an American company and their quality cannot be matched.Tip: The price fluctuates on these quite a bit due to the multiple sellers. Keep an eye out for good deals.

They are whiter than the headlights on my Rubicon, and great for distance and side highlighting. They come with a fused harness and a switch, everything I needed to install it for use. I did switch out their round switch, which seemed perfectly fine, for a rectangular rocker for my switch panel. But there was no reason other than aesthetics, that I couldn't have just cut a matching hole for this. (As it was, I ran with it as-is for several weeks, with the cable chicken-banded to my steering column to "try it out").

I already own a pair of driving lights but these flood lights are very bright the flood gives you a wide area of view unknown to me that driving with this light on will cause a lot of angry drivers and people flashing their brights at me , so i do recommend these for backwoods or Offroad use there nothing better but for driving lights you need the driving beam which I also have

These little D2's throw out some major light for the size and the money. I like a clean installation and mounting these on the A pillars of my JKU were the ticket. I have these with the truck lites headlight modification and another pair of the Dually D2's in my front bumpers where the stock fog lights used to be. Near daylight bright.

These are expensive but awesome...you'll know where your money went when you first take them out wheeling on a night run, they live up to all expectations.I've had two wheeling buddies go out and buy a set each after seeing mine and comparing their old ones to my Rigids. Enough said.