LED Light Bar, Northpole Light 50" 288W Waterproof Spot-Flood Combo LED Light Bar, Jeeps Off-Road Light Bar, Driving Fog Light with Mounting Bracket for Off-Road, Truck, Car, ATV, SUV, Jeeps

I've been wanting to add some off-road lights to my Jeep for awhile, when I saw the good reviews on this light and the price I pulled the trigger. I bought a mount that was only $40 and a $10 harness here on Amazon as well. So for roughly $100 I have a sweet off-road light set up, that WORKS! I installed this light right before heading out to Moab UT for a weekend of wheeling and camping, where it was used for its' intended purpose. On our first day we ran the Kane Creek Trail and should have been off the trail before dark, but stumbled upon a solo dirt bike rider who crashed in the creek and spent some time helping him out. We ended up running the last couple miles of the trail in the dark and having the extra light really helped us see the obstacles in the trail! Over a weekend of 1,000 miles and at least a couple hundred of that running over bumpy desert roads there wasn't one hiccup with this light bar. I live in a dry climate and store the Jeep in a garage so I was not concerned about the quality of the water sealing, but we got stuck in rain storms 2 days and no water got inside the light bar. Will this light bar give years of trouble free service? I don't know. But for the $$ and using on a Jeep that sees a half dozen trail runs a year it's perfect.

Years back I spent a few hundred dollars on some Halogen KC brand lights...that were top of the line at the time. Recently though I decided to upgrade my Jeep's lighting and thought I'd give this light bar a try based on the reviews. I have to say....I'm extremely pleased, and simply can't believe the amount of light output that 50 bucks will get you. The lightbar looks awesome and the only downside was that at cruising speed the air moving over it makes a whistling sound (simple solutionsto fix that though can be found on YouTube) .Anyhow, here's a pic of my jeep with the lightbar on it, and another I took in my garage with the light bar and my headlights turned on… The combo is actually so bright it makes it hard to photograph. anyhow, here's a pic of my jeep with the lightbar on it, and another I took in my garage with the light bar and my headlights turned on… The combo is actually so bright it makes it hard to photograph.

Very bright. Afternoon reading the reviews I did take it apart and fill the endcaps with silicone in hopes to trap out the condensation problem. The particular model I got I wasn't able to seal around the glass internally so I just did the outside creases. I've been through two minor rain storms in Arizona and haven't seen any condensation buildup or dead LEDs so far. Paired it with rough country 50" mounts for my jeep tj windshield and ended up having to get longer mounting bolts and rubber washers. Over all I'm very happy for the price. But I've only had it for about a month. I have KC halogen lights and this bar blows them out of the water.Update: bought in may and it's now september. It does whistle at about 30 mph. I'm now seeing the condensation despite my attempt to seal it off with silicone, no dead LEDs as of right now.

These are hard to give five stars because you don’t know how long they will last. I’ve had this installed on my Polaris Ranger 800Crew for a couple of months now and they have worked great.Install - pretty standard, brackets and hardware needed came with it so just needed to measure and drill some holes. Wiring looked a little light for the amps and used aluminum wire but no problems so far.Output - this is my first light at, so don’t have a reference but very bright, and the spot/flood combo works great as you would expect. I did have a much shorter light bar spot only before this one that was just that, a big round spot and no area lighting. I use this on a hunting lease where it’s pitch black at night, and you could see a very long way, with a wide casting flood.Overall very happy with this purchase and price was very good - as long as it lasts!

So far everything is good. Super bright, easy to mount and wire, and aesthetically cool looking. Used a set of brackets bought on eBay from a company called Fast Fabrications (for hummer h3) and install was very simple. Off-road quite often and seems to hold up very well in those situations. However, I have yet to subject the light bar to a wet environment but from what others have said I'm sure it will be fine. Maybe a simple car wash will see if it is water tight. Will update as time goes on.

I bought these in Oct and put them on a couple weeks later. I keep my Jeep in the garage and haven't even gotten a chance to use the lights. Turned them on yesterday, to show our cousin, and there is already a section of lights out, not to mention they have a load of moisture in them. I realize that they are a cheaper light but I expected them to last at least 1 yr. Now I have to buy a better light and go through wiring etc...again. Oh well, you get what you pay for.

Nice little light bar for the coin you drop on it. Time will tell if this ends up being a royal piece of sh*t or one of my Jepps nicest assets. I like to hit it just for a split second right before I pass a car just as a goof, or just joking around if you get what I'm saying. I would definitely recommend this to a buddy to strap onto their rig🤘🤘.

You really get what you pay for, it's a very low budget light bar. I wasn't expecting much out of it when I purchased it but had to try it. Upon delivery it felt very cheaply made and I could tell I actually ordered a $50 light bar. The cooling fins on the rear are very flimsy and this light bar makes ALOT OF NOISE DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD, I've never had a light bar that whistles as much as this one does and in a soft top jeep it's honestly very annoying. I'll probably pull it off and give it to one of my friends and I'll order something thats a little better quality which shouldn't be hard to find.