💡 D-SERIES PRO SPOT SM /2: Unleashing Exceptional Spotlights for Ultimate Illumination Review

Just bought a 3rd pair - great stuff! My eldest couple is six years old and have never had a problem; I had one that anchored (my problem) and bounced on the road for miles, I've cleaned it, reinstalled it and it continues to work perfectly. They're bright, easy to install, and resilient. Now that my night vision is failing I hang onto it on country roads at night - the deer glow so beautifully!

See my previous reports. Lighting Rigid Industries, the name says it all. I only had one issue with their midnight lights and will never buy them again. While buying other brands, I have literally thousands of lighting and equipment purchases from Rigid Industries. Exceptionally well made, right down to the bindings used. This is the only premium lighting I chose. Highly recommended and seller at a good price.

Good value for money. I had an auxbeam kit that broke on the first ride which prompted me to buy it. Wow, I'm glad I had to go to the trouble of replacing the auxbeam because those rigids just throw them off the rails. Of course this is a professional series so they put out more light than the similar non-professional D series but they are a fantastic upgrade either way. I have a headlight and it's a very big cone, like a car. far light. I mounted them low on my Raptor 700 and they light up the

I got rid of the light bar on my Jeep JKUR for many reasons. Appearance, wind noise, quality, etc. I replaced the light bar with hard spot beams. They are mounted on the side rails of the windscreen. Spot beams minimize light reflection from the hood. Any wider beam and that would be too much reflection to handle. These little lights are impressive. They illuminate abandoned forest trails and work great off-road. Yes, I know they're DOT non-road certified, but when you're driving alone it…

I've never been a big fan of rigid products. But. I'm importing another brand (Aurora) from Guangzhou and it's a 40w led module (each light). And 50% cheaper. They look exactly like the Rigid and work very well. I have a minimum order of 10, so the damper kicks in when I only need a pair or two. However, last month I decided to try these headlights on my work truck. And wow. They are cool! Lots of light and very well built. Good solid mounting system. They are so cool I ordered a second pair…

Bright lights! I know Rigid makes even more powerful headlights but for street use they are more than enough. I installed them on my bike during the day to increase security from cars that can't see me. Well, now they can see me even in broad daylight. I've bought amber plastic lenses to put on my headlights so they don't glare my eyes and I find them to be even more effective than the bright white ones during the day. There aren't many gaps in the bike to run cables. I don't usually drive at…

They work, shine, and above all have good radiation. Anyone who makes light can choose a high power LED and put it in a housing to direct the light in a general direction. And of course it looks bright. Ideal for illuminating garage doors. In fact, however, companies cannot publish what a radiation pattern is. I bet most lighting companies don't even know what the radiation pattern actually is. The adjustment of the brackets is also great. Where I installed them I just rotated the brackets and…