Reddit reviews AuKvi Brightest LED Lantern Portable Camping Lights Outdoor Tent Light Hanging Camping Lamp with 5 Modes, Restractable Hook (2 Pack)
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5 BRIGHTLESS LEVELS : High, Mid, Dim, SOS and Strobe allows this tent lights meet different requirements and can be used in versatile conditions.Durable Design :military grade material with latest water -resistance, heat-resistant, anti-shock ,Good quality LED bulbs(up to 100,000 hrs) and ABS+PC material ensures durability.promising a longer time use.BRILLIANT DESIGN :Pretty tinny and light weight but put out a enormous amount of light. This little overhead light does the job that a big bulky Lantern can do.STURDY FODABLE HOOK: The handheld floodlight is practical to hang in any location, illuminating the inside of tent, room nicely ,brightly, also easy to hang and carry.POWER SYSTEM: Powered by 3 AAA Batteries ( NOT Included)
Couple of things. Try going for the Darkroom version of that tent; you’ll sleep in longer (yes, really).
I have a 6p Coleman; good tent for car camping. Stakes come with the tent but are crap. Get some
heavy duty stakes and bring a small hammer to drive them into the ground.
A cheap tent dome light can be helpful. Such as (this.)[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DXJG4SX?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share]
Similarly, headlamps (and extra batteries) for everyone.
Take a hard look at your sleeping system, which includes your mattress/pad, sleeping bag, and pillow. Make sure you know the temp range you’re sleeping in and choose your bag accordingly. Know that if it’s and EN rated bag, the temp range is pretty reliable, but 1) pay mind to the comfort rating, not the lowest limit rating; and 2) know that the ratings are calculated based upon you wearing a baselayer, usually a lightweight wool upper and lower.
You’ll keep a little more warmth in the bag if you have an insulated mattress/pad. But it’s not necessary; feel free to get a mattress that is comfortable to you (don’t forget a battery operated pump).
Pillows: either bring a few from home and put them in a waterproof cover (like the ones used for bed accidents), or get a few inflatable ones.
Bring a beanie if it’s going to be cold out at night.