Xprite 30" Led Off Road Led Light Bar Flood/spot Combo Beam- 3w Led-180w

After reading review after review for over a week, I noticed the feedback wasn't consistent for these "Rigid Knock-offs." You have the risk-takers who said it was a great deal. Then you have the RIGID fanboys, who swear paying $1000 for the real deal makes a huge difference.I took a chance. I ordered two of these. One for myself, one for a friend, and I have 0 regrets. #yoloIn short... stop looking for another company and buy this light now. Don't buy from ebay. Don't buy from China. Buy from the LED-STORE. If something goes wrong, or if it's dead on arrival, at least they're in the US and I've read their customer service is on par.-------------------------SHIPPING:This light bar arrived in 3 days, from California to NJ. If I went with any other store, it would have taken well over 2 weeks to ship from China.-------------------------BUILD QUALITY:I was expecting some flimsy toy of an LED bar. As soon as I lugged the box into my house, I knew I was dealing with some heavy duty s***. I opened the box and was BLOWN AWAY by the quality. In times of need, you could easily use this as a battering ram.-------------------------WIRE HARNESS:A free wire harness?! What?! That's unheard of! BUT IT'S TRUE! This thing came with an AMAZINGLY WELL MADE WIRE HARNESS! I simply punched a hole into my firewall, attached the wire to the terminals and was ready to go in no time! A++++++-------------------------BRIGHTNESS:For the first test, I hooked everything up, stood in front of the light, and had my friend hit my switch.This is what happened:[...]But for real, this thing is BRIGHT! For the price, you can't beat it! Some fanboys say RIGIDs are brighter. All I have to say is I spent $1000 less for "pretty much the same exact thing." Nuff' Said.After I turn these off, my stock headlights seem so wimpy. It's light comparing candle light to the sun. There is no comparison. It's night and day.-------------------------INSTALLATION:If you are attaching this to your bumper, roofrack, hood, whatever, it should be easy as hell with the provided materials.My biggest fear was that some jackass would think it was a RIGID led bar and try to steal it, so I decided to take it a step further and do a stealthy install. Now, it's barely noticeable during the daytime. Hit the bumper with the Drexel, modified the provided brackets, and machined a few extra. After bolting it on and lock-tighting everything, no one is getting this light bar off... not even myself. (see stealthy pics below)-------------------------I forgot that amazon removes URLS. Replace [DOT] with a period.[DOT] = .PICTURES:For your convenience, I made an animated gif comparing my stock headlights to the light bar. You can thank me later.i[DOT]imgur[DOT]com/KfdA3jW[DOT]gif----Here's a picture of my Honda Ridgeline with the light off/on:i[DOT]imgur[DOT]com/xwtl8s4[DOT]gif----And here's a picture with the light super-imposed over my truck.i[DOT]imgur[DOT]com/ssrj5dr[DOT]jpg(brightness is not accurate due to exposure changes)If you are still having trouble with the links, I tried to upload some photos to the Customer Gallery.-------------------------FINAL THOUGHTS:Don't hesitate. If you want an LED light bar, buy this one. You won't regret it. Just make sure you buy it from LEDSTORE so it ships fast and you can return it if there's an issue.Save your money and don't buy a RIGID. You could get at least FIVE of these for the same price!Build/quality/harness/electronics/brightness: All exceeded my expectations.-------------------------I was not paid by anyone to make this review. I have no affiliation with TUFF STUFF or LED STORE or any other company. Just sharing my 100% honest opinion about this product and the service I received.

With the recent explosion of Non US made lighting equipment lately, I was skeptical on the quality and functionality of a light bar that was 1/3 of the price of a similar US product. My wife and I were making a late night drive to the next major city, with our two children sleeping in the back seat. I was also sleeping until I was abruptly awoken by my wife saying "Oh ****". I looked out of the windshield and a cow moose was standing in the middle of the road. The stock headlights on our 2010 Ford Escape just didn't provide enough lumens to light up the road in front of us, even at only 55 mph.I took the leap of faith and purchased this light bar as a Christmas present for my wife. I definitely don't regret my purchase.Initial inspection shows a surprisingly stout case, nice rubber wiring whip (leads), and a decent finish. Close inspection shows the lower quality control used during production; LED diffusers aren't quite centered in the reflector bowls, end caps don't fit absolutely perfect. The supplied wiring harness was actually pretty decent, 4/5 stars as well. The harness comes with two plugs for the expansion of the lighting system, two wiring pig tails that need to be soldered to the light(s) leads for connection to the harness. Length is only enough for the install on the front of a car/truck/SUV. Plan on extending the leads if you want to mount it on a roof rack as I did.Initial bench testing gave mediocre impressions, it just didn't seem THAT bright. We took it for a test drive, and aimed it. WOW. This light puts off some serious lumens. Turned night into day, especially since it is snow covered where we live. So far, operation into the -10* F range has been great. Once it drops to -40 I will give another update if we have any issues.

This is a really good product and as advertised. It is very easy to mount and extremely bright! Seriously no doubt about that, almost too bright for what I need. I have not had it mounted for too long, but it seems really well constructed and solid. There is only one small bolt that holds the mounts to the side of the light bar. It makes it easy to mark the holes for the mount (I bolted mine to a front grille guard crossbar, but it could easily mount to a bumper etc), drill and then attach the mounts (which have two bolts each), and then bolt the light bar to them. But I do wonder how it would hold up to repeated off road use with that one bolt. I mounted mine pretty tight between both mounts, so I feel it'll be fine for me. As far as adjustment, I think there are good micro clicks on the rotation of the light up and down, and again this is really easy as you adjust and then tighten the one bolt on each end. It also came with a good wiring harness, but no instructions. I was replacing some previous lights I had, so I was able to use the old harness (from Hella 500's) and it works fine. Much easier and tidier mounting one light bar vs three or four individual lights, and much more discrete with the low profile. It came pretty fast considering it shipped from Hong Kong (faster than some of my other 'prime' purchases, and was over wrapped in a foam box. I'd be surprised if anyone receives a damaged light from shipping.I recommend this light bar as a quality option with a big brand price tag. Sometimes you get what you pay for and other times you get lucky and find something at a better price that works the same as the higher priced option.

It seems bright and lights up the road a lot better than the headlights on my Ridgeline.