Baja Designs Squadron-R 2.0 Rock Guard (Single) - Clear

Hard-Coated Protection for Your Squadron 2.0 Sport and Pro Pods

The Baja Designs 668019 Squadron-R 2.0 Rock Guard is a single clear polycarbonate lens protector purpose-built for the Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro light pods. Off-road terrain throws rocks, branches, and debris directly at your auxiliary lights, and the 668019 takes that impact so the lens underneath does not. The hard-coated polycarbonate construction resists chips, scratches, and UV yellowing while maintaining light transmission close to unobstructed output. BAJ668019 snaps on and off without tools in seconds, so you can remove it for maximum brightness on open trails and reinstall it when the terrain turns technical. Sold as a single unit to let you buy exactly what you need.

Key Features

• Fits Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro pods (single unit)
• Clear hard-coated polycarbonate construction resists impact, UV, and abrasion
• Tool-free snap-on installation, removes and reinstalls in seconds
• Snug fit maintains pod aerodynamics and prevents rattling on rough terrain
• Minimal light output reduction while protecting the lens from rock and debris strikes
• Available in Clear, Baja Amber, and Black lens colors
• Lightweight design adds negligible weight to the pod assembly

Specifications

What's Included

• 1x Squadron-R 2.0 Rock Guard, Clear

Frequently Asked Questions

The 668019 is designed specifically for the Squadron 2.0 Sport and Squadron 2.0 Pro pods. It does not fit first-generation Squadron pods or other Baja Designs series. Verify your pod model before ordering.

The hard-coated clear polycarbonate transmits nearly all visible light, so the output reduction is minimal in normal use. The primary trade-off is a slight reduction compared to running bare, which most users consider acceptable given the protection provided on rocky trails.

No. The rock guard sits over the main lens and does not block the RGBW backlight ring around the pod perimeter. Backlight colors remain fully visible with the guard installed.

The BAJ668019 is sold as a single rock guard. Most buyers purchase two to cover both pods in an A-pillar or roof bar kit. This lets you replace one guard if it cracks without buying an extra you do not need.

Yes. Baja Designs offers the Squadron-R 2.0 Rock Guard in Clear, Baja Amber, and Black. All three versions share the same fit for the Squadron 2.0 Sport and Pro. Amber and Black versions will tint and reduce the output color and brightness accordingly.

Align the rock guard over the front of the pod lens and press firmly around the perimeter until it snaps into the retention lip. To remove, insert a finger or flat tool under one edge and pop the guard free. The process takes less than 30 seconds per pod.

The hard-coated polycarbonate used in Baja Designs rock guards is rated for competition off-road use, including high-speed Baja racing environments. The snap fit is secure enough to stay in place under sustained vibration and debris impact without rattling loose.

Yes. The 668019 fits any Squadron 2.0 Sport or Pro pod regardless of where the pod is mounted. Whether your pods are on an A-pillar kit, roof bar, bumper bracket, or ditch mount, the rock guard snaps onto the front of the pod the same way.

Installation Instructions

1. Clean the front lens surface of the Squadron 2.0 pod with a soft cloth to remove dust and debris before installing.
2. Orient the rock guard so the retention clips align with the lip around the pod lens housing.
3. Press the rock guard evenly against the pod face, applying firm pressure around the entire perimeter until all clips snap into place.
4. Tug gently on the guard to confirm it is fully seated and secure before driving.
5. To remove, insert a fingernail or flat plastic tool under one edge of the guard and apply steady outward pressure to release the clip. Work around the perimeter until the guard releases cleanly.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.