[Basshurts]

I put these on my work truck and love them. Really wide and won't blind oncoming traffic.

 

[Basshurts]

The rigids put out 5000k, but they appear closer to 6, as LED's don't burn off as much color as HID's.

The pattern has 2 very wide and thin rectangular hot spots, one just above the other, due to the two horizontal rows of LED's. So, you'll get a thin line, almost unnoticeable, of darkness in the middle of the pattern.

I have 6K HID in my work truck and the Rigid DOT fog are more blue that the HID's are. I would they are closer to 6500-7000k. I still like them. It's a blizzard here today and it cuts through the snow with almost no glare. Well worth the money.

 

[Basshurts]

For off road lights a blue filter is best for snow. I used to use a pair of lightforce lights and I played around with the yellow and blue filters and personally preferred the blue filter.

 

[Basshurts]

That was a while ago but if I had to guess I would say 7000K ish on the Lightforce lights. This morning driving to work in this blizzard my Rigid DOT's cut through the snow will almost zero glare. The HID's on my work truck are 6000K and the fogs make them look a little yellow.