Overland Lights and Lighting Solutions

Overlanding lights are special lights that are used on vehicles for off-road driving and overlanding. They are typically mounted on the front, sides, and back of a vehicle and are designed to provide additional visibility in low light or off-road conditions. Overlanding lights come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and beam patterns, and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as illuminating the trail ahead, signaling to other drivers, and providing visibility for recovery operations. Some common types of overlanding lights include spotlights, floodlights, and driving lights.

Here is a list of some popular overland lighting options:

LED light bars: These are long, narrow bars of LED lights that are mounted on the front or back of a vehicle. They provide a wide beam of light and are ideal for illuminating the trail ahead.
Spotlights: These are powerful, focused beams of light that are ideal for illuminating a specific area. They can be mounted on the front or back of a vehicle and are useful for spotting animals or other hazards on the trail.
Floodlights: These lights provide a wide, diffuse beam of light and are ideal for illuminating a larger area. They can be mounted on the front or back of a vehicle and are useful for illuminating campsites or other areas.
Driving lights: These are smaller, less powerful lights that are mounted on the front of a vehicle. They provide additional visibility when driving on the road and are useful for illuminating the trail ahead in low light conditions.
Ditch lights: These are small, low-profile lights that are mounted on the sides of a vehicle. They are useful for illuminating the area around the vehicle and are ideal for spotting animals or other hazards on the trail.
Camp lighting: These are smaller, portable lights that can be used to illuminate campsites or other areas. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, such as lanterns, string lights, and floodlights, and are useful for creating a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere in camp.