Any rock light reviews.

[pierceg]

Looking for brands of rock lights that are worth the cash.
All the Amazon reviews are mixed at best.

Searching on here didn't get many hits other than pics of them on in dark.

Thanks

 

[Road]

I have Rigid rock lights on my trailer and love them. I believe they are the Rigid 40020 in the A series. Lots of light, cool white, 3watts, low 0.2amp draw.

A little side advantage to having rock lights under your vehicle or trailer is that when camping around a lot of flying insects, I just use my rock lights to light up camp and all the bugs stay low. That and one other light on a pole away from camp and it is a much more pleasurable night. Last time I did that, though, I ended up with flying ants crawling up my pants leg a couple times. Imagine a full grown man hobbling around with his pants down trying to find that damned bug in his pants.

Be glad to show you images if you really want them. Looks like most other trailers with rock lights. And, I think you only need four for most applications, though they sell kits with six, maybe more.

I'll be adding a set to my van when I do the dual batteries.

 

[sonicstage]

Looking for brands of rock lights that are worth the cash.
All the Amazon reviews are mixed at best.

Searching on here didn't get many hits other than pics of them on in dark.

Thanks

This is what I have the light bar is mounted above the windshield and the 4 other lights are mounted on my roof rack the 25 dollar lights are amazing I highly recommend them and if you need a light bar I did my research I know it’s not name brand but I have used mine several times and it’s as bright as ever I highly recommend both of these




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[Square Foot]

I've been looking at the Lux Max lights. I like the fact that they are magnetic and you can daisy chain them together. Seems like a fairly easy way to install. I want them more as a camp light then for rock crawling at night.

 

[sonicstage]

I've been looking at the Lux Max lights. I like the fact that they are magnetic and you can daisy chain them together. Seems like a fairly easy way to install. I want them more as a camp light then for rock crawling at night.

These look really cool let us know how they look once installed


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[Kevin108]

I went on eBay and bought the cheapest set of rock lights I could find as a starting point. How can you determine quality stuff if you haven't seen the worst? I don't care what other nonsense features they have, but they do offer bright white light as well as other colors and are 4-stage dimmable with the remote. I don't need rock lights, I just wanted some ambient vehicle-area lighting. These were $18 last week but are $24 now. http://ebay.to/2Dq5yeT

 

[trailhunter]

Looking for brands of rock lights that are worth the cash.
All the Amazon reviews are mixed at best.

Searching on here didn't get many hits other than pics of them on in dark.

Thanks

KC rock lights, compact, durable and waterproof, have total of 10 on the rig, 8 rock lights and 2 under hood for engine bay work

 

[Kevin108]

I went on eBay and bought the cheapest set of rock lights I could find as a starting point. How can you determine quality stuff if you haven't seen the worst? I don't care what other nonsense features they have, but they do offer bright white light as well as other colors and are 4-stage dimmable with the remote. I don't need rock lights, I just wanted some ambient vehicle-area lighting. These were $18 last week but are $24 now. http://ebay.to/2Dq5yeT

I broke these trying to install them. Impact driver fell off the screw and tore the unprotected wires loose from the card. At least get a set where the components are inside some sort of housing. (I resoldered the wires and glued them to the card. I've reconfigured my rooftop tent and I'll probably use them there.)

 

[Road]

As I wrote way above, four Rigid rock lights under the trailer.

Also have six Rigid worklights around the perimeter of the rack; two on each side, one at each end, and cargo lights in the cargo bay, all set up to a few different switches in the nose box.

I'm finding that I don't use the rack lights much as they're more of a pain to aim, so use portable pod lights from my solar Ready Lights for task lighting, but that I use the rock lights under the trailer more than I thought I would in camp, both for general lighting and to keep the bugs down low, as I mentioned above. Ran across this pic with everything on, so offer it here.

 

[tacoclifford]

Cheap amazon rock lights

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[Firemedic15]

I have 8 of these cubes mounted underneath. They are switched to be off, on when the door opens or on when switched.

 

[Wawa Skittletits]

Black Oak makes top tier led products. They’re not cheap but they’re worth it for less than Rigid or BD.

https://www.blackoakled.com/collections/rock-lights/products/new-led-off-road-rock-lights

 

[Mudraider]

Like Kevin108 above, I got some off Ebay, but mine are a 4 led light. I've been running them for a couple years. Run some under the hood, and as rock lights. Sorry, don't have links for them though. They work pretty well, and hanging out the door they work great.

 

[Kevin108]

Mine wouldn't shut off the last time out. They continuously shined blue on the lowest setting. I unplugged them and just haven't bothered to remove them yet.