Baja Designs668002 Squadron Rock Guard (Amber)

I recently added the Baja Designs 668002 Squadron Rock Guard (Amber) to my setup, and it has made a huge difference when riding the woods at night. If you’re a serious off-road rider, especially in low-light conditions, this accessory is a game-changer.Incredible Detail and Clarity:The amber lens on the rock guard significantly enhances visibility and detail when riding in the woods after dark. The amber color reduces glare and allows me to spot obstacles, rocks, and other trail features much more clearly than with a standard white light. It sharpens the contrast and helps me navigate technical trails with confidence, even when the only light source is my bike’s headlight.Perfect for Night Riding:Riding in the woods at night can be challenging, but this Squadron Rock Guard helps illuminate the path in a way that feels natural and doesn’t overwhelm your vision. The amber tint helps cut through the darkness and highlights even the smallest details, making it easier to anticipate and avoid obstacles. It really helps in seeing the trail ahead, especially when it’s tight or full of hidden rocks.Durability and Quality:The rock guard is built to last. It’s tough, and I feel confident that it will protect my lights from debris and impact while also providing the added benefit of improving nighttime visibility. The quality of Baja Designs is top-notch, and this guard is no exception. I’ve been riding in challenging terrain, and the guard has held up without a hitch.Overall:The Baja Designs 668002 Squadron Rock Guard (Amber) is an essential upgrade for anyone serious about off-road riding at night. It provides excellent detail, increases visibility, and helps make night rides in the woods safer and more enjoyable. I highly recommend this to anyone who spends time on technical trails after dark!

Perfect fit and keep rocks from damaging your lights. It does decrease light output BUT you don’t want major output during rain fog or snow. It’ll blind you. This is a perfect fit.

Perfect for those foggy conditions! Just remove the clear covers and slip these on and you have another set of fog lights!

Got these to place on my new Squadron Pro lights and they do the job. They hold tight through fairly heavy off-roading ("difficult" trails per Trails Offroad). I got amber because that performs much better in fog or snow, provides extra light without horrible glare from white lights. The actual lights are white for maximum output, with these providing protection on the roads and trails until needed, and the ability to use them when it gets foggy or snowy with no visibility.

Snap on in a breeze, locked on there and converts the light amber very well. I got them to be able to go both ways for my ditch lights. After getting amber fog lenses, the dedicated amber definitely looks cooler. But for functional sake, I wanted as bright as I could get on ditch lights, and the white light is for sure brighter.

Made to look good, tight fit so it doesn’t fall off. Good option. Even if it is expensive for a piece of plastic.

The covers make a bid difference when using spotlights at night driving through the deep woods.

I bought four to use on my two Squadron Pro Racer and two Squadrons Pro Spot lights. My thought was they might take the glare off reflective objects, since those lights are wonderfully and ridiculously powerful.Pros:Does take the glare awayDefinitely turns the lights amberEasy to install by handSnug fit, no danger of them falling offSeem to be of high qualityCons:REALLY reduces the amount of light going outAny dirt or moisture between the light and these covers must be carefully cleaned away first or it has a big impact on light transmission and appearance. Yes, that’s fairly obvious, but try getting the light to stay clean when it’s snowing or raining and you want to put the covers on.Overall opinion: if you live where it’s frequently foggy or snowy, probably worth having, but you could have simply bought amber lights to begin with.. For the very occasional use I have for amber, versus the daily use I have for white light (I live waaaaaaay out in the country and drive over 100 miles a day, often at night) the covers aren’t great. Still, I put them in my truck and may try them again when fog gets bad next spring.