Boss Hoss
FRF Addict
James at AlternativeOffroad was good enough to arrange to have the only set left in the country (until next week) shipped to my installer today (great price as well) and when I say these are a game changer in the off road LED light market it is with conviction. Have been playing with high performance LED lights (flashlights) for 15 years it takes something significant get me to make that statement.
First of all the build quality of these lights are gold standard as far as I am concerned they weigh about 2lbs ea and the fit and finish are flawless. It is very evident that the design and development that went into these lights was considerable even from just casual observation. Anyone who knows anything about optics knows that the best and most efficient light output comes from a round reflector additionally a round enclosure is easier to keep sealed than a square or oblong one. If you ever have any doubt of this just talk to a watchmaker.
The reflector on this light is in a word out fricking outstanding! When taking the light out of the box at Mikes Off Road in Haltom City we went over to the display board where the lights are displayed. There are several manufactures represented with their own display boards so we did a little ad hoc testing. In short nothing even came close to the intense spot beam that this thrower puts out. The color is perfect and will complement any other LED light you may have on your vehicle. The lights went on my Jeep not the Raptor YET and more about that in a minute still more to discuss. The biggest surprise to me way that all of this light only draws 2.1 amps per light---remember I am old school and in 1978 when I got my first set of 150 watt, 285,000 CP Daylighters I was impressed! These lights equally impressed me because of their size, beam definition, and light output.
Lastly want to mention that AlternativeOffroad is working on a mount to fit these in the openings on a Raptor bumper. I spoke about this subject today with James and informed him that these Cannons will just fit in the opening but will need a good mount to secure them. He is working on it right now.
Will update with the after dark impressions later


First of all the build quality of these lights are gold standard as far as I am concerned they weigh about 2lbs ea and the fit and finish are flawless. It is very evident that the design and development that went into these lights was considerable even from just casual observation. Anyone who knows anything about optics knows that the best and most efficient light output comes from a round reflector additionally a round enclosure is easier to keep sealed than a square or oblong one. If you ever have any doubt of this just talk to a watchmaker.
The reflector on this light is in a word out fricking outstanding! When taking the light out of the box at Mikes Off Road in Haltom City we went over to the display board where the lights are displayed. There are several manufactures represented with their own display boards so we did a little ad hoc testing. In short nothing even came close to the intense spot beam that this thrower puts out. The color is perfect and will complement any other LED light you may have on your vehicle. The lights went on my Jeep not the Raptor YET and more about that in a minute still more to discuss. The biggest surprise to me way that all of this light only draws 2.1 amps per light---remember I am old school and in 1978 when I got my first set of 150 watt, 285,000 CP Daylighters I was impressed! These lights equally impressed me because of their size, beam definition, and light output.
Lastly want to mention that AlternativeOffroad is working on a mount to fit these in the openings on a Raptor bumper. I spoke about this subject today with James and informed him that these Cannons will just fit in the opening but will need a good mount to secure them. He is working on it right now.
Will update with the after dark impressions later

