An LED tent lantern with a durable silicone outer. 120-lumen LED, four brightness modes, 40-hour runtime. 3 in. x 4 in. (7.6 x 10.2 cm), 3.5 oz. (99.2 g). Water resistant. Split hanging loop.

Takes 3 AAA batteries. Not included.

Forty hours on 120 lumens is the whole argument. That is a long weekend of evenings on one set of batteries, from a lamp that weighs three and a half ounces. Four brightness modes means you are not burning full output to find a sock.

The silicone body is the practical bit — it does not crack when it falls off a tent ceiling onto a rock, and it is soft enough to pack against anything.

The split hanging loop goes over a tent hook, a branch, a bonnet latch or a cord without needing a carabiner.

120 lumens is lantern bright, not torch bright: it fills a tent evenly rather than throwing a beam. That is the right tool for reading, cooking and finding things, and the wrong one for looking down a trail.