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I'm considering purchasing a 3 light bar. We occasionally play on the water until it gets dark, i'm wondering how many people actually use their lights? Or should I save the money and put it towards something else?
Do it, but get the 5 light bar ... it looks awesome even if it is only a show piece .... it adds at least an hour to your wakeboarding when it gets dark
I have a couple installed. Forward facing.
I use them approaching the trailer in the evenings -- which is once, maybe twice a yr.
More than anything I just think they look cool.
They're good for lighting up your boat and maybe loading on the trailer at night. I think the clutter up a tower and add more wires in your boat. I would never ski at night with them - seems like Darwin might try to cull part of the herd if you do. ; )
