Coleman Tent Light

Colman Indoor Tent Light

Magnet Secures Light Without Harming Tent Material

Multi Mountable, Use For Tent, Closet, Shed, Etc

Powerful Xenon Bulb

Easy On/Off Switch

Operates On 4 "AA" Cell Batteries
Customer Review: Like it a lot
I like these lights quite a bit. We do not hang them in the middle of the tent, though, so I can't attest to it lighting up a whole tent (plus our tent is big, 15x12). We use these right above where we sleep in the tent for reading, etc. They hold well and don't pull on the tent too much. We use rechargeable batteries in them, too, so I don't know how fast they go through regular batteries, and each takes 4 AA, so rechargeables would be a good idea. And yes, the lights are an oval shape, just as an FYI. They have a rubberized push button on/off on the side and the batteries are easy to put in and take out.
Customer Review: Tent light...
The only problem with this order was that it took a little too long to receive.

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