The black Squadron 2.0 single rock guard is a protective shield engineered for the Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro LED auxiliary pods. The Baja Designs Squadron 2.0 Series rock guard has been engineered specifically for Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro light pods. The black finish carries the Baja Designs logo, so the guard looks at home on the pod while it covers the lens face against trail rock, mud, and branch strikes.
A cracked or scratched lens often means replacing the whole pod, which costs far more than a guard. The manufacturer positions these guards to absorb hits from rocks, branches, and debris before they reach your lens. Scratch prevention keeps lenses clean and cosmetically protected on aggressive terrain. If light output matters most, the manufacturer's clear and Baja Amber options are the ones it says protect without sacrificing light output. The manufacturer's listings do not state light transmission for the black version, so choose clear or amber if beam performance is your priority.
Fitting is quick: the manufacturer says these guards install and remove in seconds and are easy to install and secure for a snug fit. Each guard is sold individually, so a two-pod setup needs two units. Before ordering, confirm your pod is the surface-mount version, since the manufacturer's Squadron-series guard listings note they are not compatible with flush mount models. Long-tail searches this guard matches include Squadron 2.0 Sport rock guard, Squadron 2.0 Pro pod cover, black LED light pod lens protection, and off-road auxiliary light guard.
The manufacturer states that the Squadron 2.0 rock guards are designed specifically for the Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro light pods. Buy the Squadron-series guard that matches your pod generation.
No. The manufacturer's rock guard listings state that rock guards are sold individually, so you need one guard per pod.
The manufacturer says its clear and Baja Amber rock guards protect the light without sacrificing output. It does not publish light transmission figures for the black version, so use clear or amber when maximum output matters.
The manufacturer says the guard installs and removes in seconds and sits snugly on the pod, so this is a quick job rather than a wiring or bracket project. The manufacturer does not list required tools, so assume none are needed. Confirm your pod is not a flush mount model before you order, because the manufacturer's Squadron-series listings say those are incompatible. Remove the guard before cleaning the lens to avoid trapping grit under it.
