We’re Looking for someone to Test Suparee Recon Lights

[suparee]

Hey yall!

Last year, we came to the forum looking for a few members to test the SUPAREE Helm 7. People who joined gave us some incredibly honest feedback, shared their own mounting ideas, and showed us how the lights performed in the real world. Thank yall! That really makes sense!

Maybe you remember it. Maybe you even followed along.

Well, we're back.

This time, we're looking for TWO forum members to test the SUPAREE Recon Series.

You can click these links to learn more about the lights:

Recon 1: https://suparee.com/Br0617Recon1

Recon 2: https://suparee.com/Br0617Recon2

Please note this isn't a paid promotion. We do not aim to obtain perfect reviews. We simply want real feedback from people who actually use their Broncos.


What We're Offering
The selected testers will receive SUPAREE Recon lights for free as below.

You'll receive either:

Recon 1 (Spot Beam +Flood Beam),

Or

Recon 2 (Spot Beam+Flood Beam)

We'd love to see how you mount them, compare the different sizes, and find the setup that works best for your rig.


Who We're Looking For
Living in the U.S.
Active Bronco owners who actually use their rigs (daily driving, trails, overlanding, camping—it's all welcome.)
Active forum members (We'll mainly look at your Messages and Reaction Score.)
If you're into modifying your Bronco or experimenting with different setups, even better.
You don't need to be a hardcore rock crawler. We just want real users with real experience.


What We'd Like You To Do
Install the lights on your Bronco.
Actually use them instead of just unboxing them.
Share where you mounted them and why.
If possible, try more than one mounting location and compare the results.
Most importantly, test them at night and share pics or video along with your honest thoughts. No professional photography or influencer experience needed.
Tell us what you like, what you don't, and what you'd improve.
We're hoping for ongoing feedback rather than a one-and-done review.


How To Join
Just react to this thread and leave a reply.
Your Bronco (year and model)
How you mainly use it (daily driver, trails, overlanding, etc.)
A photo of your current setup (optional, but we'd love to see it)


We'll review all the replies and pick TWO testers.

The selected testers will be announced at the end of this month, and we'll reach out via forum PM. Be sure to keep an eye on your inbox, and please don't trust anyone claiming to represent SUPAREE through unofficial channels.

Finally, don't miss the chance to get an extra discount if you're looking for some off-road lights from SUPAREE. We've got a Father's Day sale coming up.

Thanks, everyone!

SUPAREE Team

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[TheI3lindMan]

I’d honestly be interested. I do hit the trails regularly and even plan on a windrock soon (in August), it would be a great place to test them out.

 

[HighVelocity]

I don't need them for the Bronco, but have been looking for some similar style and sized backup lights for my RAM.

 

[suparee]

I’d honestly be interested. I do hit the trails regularly and even plan on a windrock soon (in August), it would be a great place to test them out.

Sounds great. What Bronco are you driving? A photo of your setup would be great if you have one.

 

[Valhalla]

I'd be willing to swap out the KC's and test something different. I trail ride and adventure mine mostly.

 

[HeHateMe]

I'm interested!

2022 Bronco Outerbanks with Sasquatch package
My Bronco is my daily driver and road trip, rock crawler, and overlander...
Here she is on some recent road trips:

 

[SlowTrak]

I got a 2024 Wildtrak. I have been in the market for spotlights and floodlights for driving through the mountain roads at night and camping season. Lights just aren't at the top of my spend money on list though.

Mine is majority a daily though but I drive to random places a lot.

 

[Archerman907]

2025 Bronco 2Dr Badlands.
Mainly used as second vehicle or overlanding/roadtrip vehicle for dispersed camping and trail runs.

 

[Deadpool392]

I would be up for testing and reviewing, 2025 Bronco Raptor, active off roader in NC. I also do several trips a year overlanding with a Veteran non-profit, so I have several trips coming up in the next few months.

 

[Rydfree]

This is the only pic I have of my Bronco on my phone right now, but I was one of the early reviewers of the Helm7s. I have used them extensively and have been very impressed with the quality and brightness. I'm sure anyone that receives a set of the Recon series lights will be just as impressed. The Helm 7s truly have been great lights and have had many curious inquiries about them from the jeep crowd.

 

[helifino16]

Do they come with the brackets? I don't see that on the Website?

 

[NMWildtrak]

I use my 2022 Wildtrak as my daily driver, but I am running desert trails and washes all the time. I'd love to try out a set of the Recon 2s, perhaps a spot and flood for both sides, I'd probably mount the 1s as knuckle lights or something like that where the smaller profile and form factor works. Although mounting anything under the bronco can test dust and water protection pretty severely.

 

[RedBeardoh]

2025 Bronco BadSas 7MT. Driven daily, driven on trails, will be going on its first overland adventure the weekend after Father’s Day. I would likely add them next to my morimoto fog lights (a fun comparison perhaps ) or replace my upper spot/side lights on either side of the rigid bar.

 

[TheI3lindMan]

Sounds great. What Bronco are you driving? A photo of your setup would be great if you have one.

Well, let me take you on a journey.


I bought my Bronco at the begining of 2025. It started out as a 2024 Badlands with the Sasquatch and Lux package. The grin on my face driving it home was probably the third biggest smile I've ever had, right behind my wife saying yes to our first date and the birth of our daughter.

From there, I started hitting the trails, nothing too crazy at first, but the bug definitely started to set in. I knew if I wanted to keep chasing that feeling, I'd need to start making some modifcations. I began with recovery gear and some rear storage, and not long after that, added a winch.

At that point, I really wanted to check out Windrock, the place I'd been hearing so much about. I ended up having an incredible time with some fellow Bronco friends as we explored the park's different trails.

That's when I got serious. I upgraded to coilovers, added a JKS clearance kit, and installed upper and lower trailing arms. I also stepped up to new wheels, Method 703s in a machine finish, wrapped in 37" Milestar Patagonia MTs.

First test run was at Little River Canyon in AL with my constant co-pilot.

It's been an amazing year and a half. Even though I'm definitely bleeding money with all the upgrades, every minute has been worth it. With my daughter along for the ride, we spend nearly every other weekend venturing into the unknown, sometimes even trying to get stuck just to see if we can get ourselves back out.

My latest upgrade is already on the way, and I'm hoping it arrives before our next trip to Windrock (RCI rock sliders).

To everyone out there chasing adventure, I salute you!

NOTE: All installs were NOT done at a shop, but either at my house or a friends. I will fully admit I had a TON of help from friends in the Bronco community, with either research and/or labor. My motto is...less money I pay people to install means more money into more upgrades =).

 

[mdainsd]

I would be interested too. I have dealt with lighting requirements for off-roading including racing since the early 70's. Everything from power heavy Halogens, to HIDs, LEDs and now lasers. I off road my Baja a good deal and it is mostly high speed desert running which has specific requirements for lighting performance. Currently mine has lasers, LEDs and the big ones are custom vintage ones that are now HID powered.

2025 Stroppe Edition.

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