Four Wheeler – October 2019

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ADV ADVENTURE SERIES LED

LIGHT CANNONS

Tech: Available as 80-watt ADV6700 or 120-watt

ADV 8700 versions, they have mixed-beam light,

which is ideal for night driving, like on twisties and

wide-open terrain.

Quote: “Each includes the superior lighting distance

from Iris Reflector technology with the wide-spread

of Elliptical optics to shine a powerful combination/

driving beam.”

Cost: Pricing starts at $379

Where: Vision X Lighting, vxautomotive.com

LED CAMPING LANTERN

Tech: It’s water- and dustproof, USB recharge-

able, has five settings, and can put out up to

150 lumens.

Quote: “The yellow bulb emits light at a different

wavelength than other color lights, rendering it

practically invisible to most insects, including

mosquitoes. You might still see an insect near

the lamp as it does not repel them; rather, it

does not attract bugs like standard bulbs do.”

Cost: Around $20

Where: Ryno Tuff, rynotuff.com

INOVA STS HEADLAMP
Tech: It’s touch-activated (swipe on), waterproof, has dual-color LEDs, and is impact resistant.
There are five lighting modes, including high, perfect for when your trail ride takes you beneath
the rig for wrenching.
Quote: “Powered by three
included, replaceable
AAA batteries, [the
headlamp] will run for
more than 3 hours on
high and as long as 108
hours with a white LED
in low (and even longer
in red).”
Cost: Around $35
Where: Nite Ize, niteize.com

SELECTIVE YELLOW LED LIGHTS
Tech: The SAE/DOT-compliant high-intensity foglights aren’t just
for fog—bring on the dust or other low-visibility situation. They
draw little power and you get up to 50,000 hours from them. They
are instant-on/off—no warming up. They feature a polycarbonate
lens and thermal management.
Quote: “Selective Yellow offers superior performance in adverse
lighting conditions thanks to the unique attributes of the human
eye that make it easier to process light in longer wavelengths like
yellow as opposed to shorter wavelengths like blue and violet. This
in turn reduces glare, enhances definition, and improves contrast.”
Cost: Starting at $293.99
Where: Rigid Ind., rigidindustries.com

ORANGE AND WHITE LED LIGHTBAR

Tech: This 19-inch magnetic lightbar is the jack of all occasions—use

it on your tailgate, underhood, in the interior, at the campsite, in your

tent, and so on. There are reinforced grommets to prevent wire break-

age, and heavy-duty, double-insulated cables are there to ensure no

voltage drop. It’s also waterproof.

Quote: “The light comes standard in orange and white with all power

cables required and includes a dimmer switch, giving you the perfect

amount of light in every location.”

Cost: MSRP is $89

Where: Hard Korr Lighting, hardkorrlighting.com

Photo: Four Points Adventures