VisionX Light Cannon and BajaDesigns new LED emitters

[Ned Kelly]

Anyone know anything about the VisionX Light Cannon 25w LED? I kind of like the old school round look. I'm not familiar with their quality though, anyone? Made in S. Korea, but supposedly better than Chinese? I hear the housing is not metal, but some type of polymer.
I like the idea of a snap on diffuser lens for flood light, and spot light if left as is. I guess they are trying to make a multi-use light, just like LightForce with their lens options.

I see BajaDesigns has just moved to a new generation of LED's, with 20% more output. No new prices noted on their website, just an announcement of the new LED emitter upgrade. From what I've read these are US made lights with a good reputation for quality and warranty. Hope to see some reviews somewhere soon! I think BajaDesigns use all metal housings for better heat dissapation.

I want to get some LED's so starting to look around for some floody lights for trails and general 4x4 use.

 

[miniwally]

In the past Vision X has been a reputable company. I don't have personal experience with them but a few years ago a lot of racers in the Ultra 4 world were using their product.

BajaDesigns is just flat out a kick ass good company, that makes kick ass good stuff. They have to charge for it but IMO it's well worth it. They also have changeable lenses for their lights but they screw on not snap on. LED is the way to go.

If I were doing a BD light setup for a street/trail rig today I would install one 10" stealth bar in the center with a squadron on each side. Run the 10" bar as 40% flood and 60% spot lenses. Then run the driving style lenses for the two squadrons with then pointed out to the side a bit. Combine that with the BD dim-able driver setup and rock it.