ENO - Eagles Nest Outfitters Twilights LED Light String, Camp Lighting, Blue/Green

I was skeptical about buying this because there were many mixed reviews on this product. Those reviews were from the earlier models of the Twilights. This system is weatherproof and appear to be durable. There are gaskets on the battery compartment that are watertight. The plastic battery compartment seems to be sturdy enough to endure drops. The switch is also waterproof and has 4 modes: high, lower, fast blink, slow blink. The low setting is not mush different from the high setting, so I recommend a 3 tier brightness setting for future models. I have not field tested the Twilights yet, but I am eager for the opportunity. The only concern I have is that the light string coming out of the battery canister seems like it will bend and eventually break wires. I plan on being as careful as possible with this part of the lights.

Turned a ho-hum camp site into party city! These are so bright and festive with 4 different lighting modes - bright, dim, fast and slow twinkle/blink . They make the campsite easy to spot if placed outside of tent and light up the entire inside of tent if placed on the inside. They also come with a cute little carry case. --Pack them up and toss them into your backpack. Easy, colorful, FUN! We will buy more of these.

I purchased 3 sets of the blue/green lights to brighten up my shade canopy while car camping. Friends and family initially dubbed them to be an unnecessary novelty when I first set them up around dusk. By the end of the first evening however, everyone agreed that they were a nice welcome touch to the campsite. Normally when we are camping we either have our propane lantern or a battery powered one on at any given time in the evening. This was the first year that neither was touched. These proved both bright and reliable enough to light the space inside the canopy and the area around it. I did not experience any of the battery/connectivity issues some reviewers mentioned for these 3 strands. Batteries went right in, top screwed closed easily, pushed the rubber button and on they went. They were on for about 15 hours between the 3 nights on the bright setting with no dimming to speak of. The supplied pouch make these incredibly portable. Might even consider tossing a strand in my pack the next time I go backpacking. Toughest part was figuring out how to hang them from a shade canopy that offered minimal loops to work with. Got it done with some s caribiners and plan to continue to use these for as long as they last. I'm sure I'll get at least a few seasons out of them.

A must bring for all my camping trips. Offers subtle but effective lighting and especially good to set the mood! I also like the long lasting battery life and ease of transportation.

It's pretty nice it works well It uses three AAA batteries. if it's into a tiny little pouch it folds out really nice and folds back into the pouch really simple. It's like Christmas lights LED. Three AAA batteries I use are rechargeable It seems to last for quite some time. That's great for car camping. I hang it off of the rooftop tent.

Bought this to use in our screened in tent while camping. We just string this through the top supports of the tent and turn it on. Very easy to use, and the "dim" setting provides just enough light to be able to see who you're talking to, without the glare of a lantern. It fits nicely in it's small case (slightly larger than a men's wallet), so finding a place to store it isn't a problem.

I use these inside my tent. They’re bright enough to illuminate but not too bright I feel like I’m under a spotlight. I like that they are flexible and the battery pack is small so I can leave it velcroed into the inside roof of my tent and pack/unpack and they don’t move. I wish longer lengths were offered, I would like a longer strip, but I could just buy two

I have several of these things and they’re awesome. If you want to impress the camp next to you, these will do it! Last a long time (72hrs), have awesome modes. Provide ambient light. So if you want to spice up your camp. This is what you need! Just add music! I hang these inside of a pop up canopy and on the rain fly of my tent. Can use them as a “beacon” for you campsite at night. The possibilities are endless.