Which one can I choose? spot or flood? which one gooes the farthest?
181293
I am not sure if you can choose between them. A spot light will allow you to see for a longer distance. A flood light will light up more of an area closer to you. I have this light mounted on a off road motorcycle. It is great light for the woods, but not that great on the street. Hope this helps.
384433
I find that it's actually a pretty good balance between the two. I would lean more towards the flood if I had to choose one but, in part due to the intensity of the light, it gets decent throw as well.
668178
I would put it at the furthest location, then you cover all bases. You're not wasting anything by going to the furthest point but a little gas for the hot water.
191011
This light is very brite. It is more spotlight than a flood light. But is still a little like a flood.I can see clear for about 60 yards hitting the object straight on.
1343777
No, the spot and flood come on at same time, it's not wired to where you can turn on just one or the other
435731
The so-called 'spot' lights are 30º the flood are 60º. 30º gives a 32 foot wide "SPOT? at 60 feet. A near perfect light pattern for an aux light for a ATV snow plow or snowblower
1094373
Check out Rigids website, it shows the distance of the beam in the spot/flood/and spot-flood combos and also the intensity of the light per distance. I mounted the spot-flood combo on the bow of my duck boat and have been very happy with it.
1299427
It's definitely a flood pattern. It puts out great light, but it's a wide pattern. Good for about 15-20 ft with good brightness. I have 2 on my quad and they work REALLY well.
1307922
If you mean if they are spot light or flood then the answer is yes they come in both so make sure you are ordering the ones you want.
741296
These are floods rather than spots. I have them in my kitchen ceiling, and they provide even lighting with no bright or dark spots. I have one by itself over the kitchen sink. It illuminates the sink and several feet of countertop on either side. So their beam angle is fairly diffuse.
1300572
It is not a narrow spot. Perhaps I might call it a narrow flood, but its definitely a flood.
384431
This light is a flood light; there is no focusing bezel. It can, however, illuminate over 100 feet from the source. I always have one on me, and a second in reserve in my cabin.
817209
That's a really good question. It's definitely not a flood light in that you won't be able to see more than 20 ft in front of you. But you will be able to see all ground features within 15 ft of you. So for example, you will see rocks, sticks, etc. and be able to avoid them. But you probably couldn't spot a black bear more than 30 ft away.Hope this helps!
318074
I would say the light pattern is both but more flood than spot. I have been pleased with the light.
2150921
Flood light. Very bright white color. Not much distance but lights up great in a 180 dergree arc.
1991986
It is a flood pattern. Don't know the angle. There is an identical lamp available as a spot. I have both and there's not a huge difference in the light patterns between the two
74731
They are similar, they both swivel. Apart from the "look", there might be a difference in the width of the beam (spot light versus flood). I have not ever compared them side-by-side. The lenses are different. The fish eye one (pictured) has a clear lens, and the other one has a diffused "crystallized" lens.