Used it inside the tent for two nights and the light was softer than I expected. Bright enough to see everything, but not harsh like a flashlight.
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A closer look at the technology packed into a lantern small enough to fit in your palm.
A weather-sealed solar panel sits across the top of Holloway, quietly topping up the internal battery any time it catches daylight — on the dashboard, the tent vestibule, or clipped to your pack.
When the sky doesn't cooperate, a USB-C port delivers a full charge in under two hours — the same cable you already carry for your phone or power bank now keeps your light running too.
Inflate the soft outer shell in seconds for a wide, diffused glow that fills an entire tent. Deflate it after the trip and it packs flatter than a phone case — no bulky housing to manage.
A reinforced magnetic base lets Holloway stick to tent poles, car door frames, RV panels, and metal gear without an extra hook, strap, or clamp — hands-free light wherever you set up.
Four dedicated modes cover every situation: warm light for relaxed evenings, bright white for tasks, red light to protect night vision, and an SOS strobe visible from a distance.
An IPX5-rated shell and sealed seams mean rain, splashes, and dust don't slow Holloway down — it's built to handle the same conditions you do.
Keep one in the car, one in the emergency kit, and one at camp. With solar backup and an SOS mode, Holloway is designed to keep working when the power, and the plans, don't.
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Shop the LanternFive simple steps, every time you set up camp.
Unroll the collapsed shell and inflate it by mouth or with a few quick pumps — it holds its shape in seconds and creates a wide, diffused glow.
Set it in direct sunlight to trickle-charge the internal battery, or plug into USB-C for a full charge in under two hours.
Stick the magnetic base to a tent pole, car frame, or RV panel, or use the built-in loop to hang it from a line or branch.
One button cycles through warm, white, red, and SOS modes — so the light matches the moment, from dinner prep to wind-down.
Release the air, fold it flat, and tuck it into a side pocket or glove box — ready for the next trip without taking up any real space.
1,248 reviews from people who've taken Holloway off the grid.
Used it inside the tent for two nights and the light was softer than I expected. Bright enough to see everything, but not harsh like a flashlight.
Packed it flat in my backpack and honestly forgot it was there until we set up camp. At night it lit up the whole tent area without needing a bulky lantern or extra batteries.
I like that it can hang from the tent and still be moved around easily. Simple product, but actually useful when it gets dark fast.
Used it during a rainy camping trip and it kept working fine. I wish the cable was a little longer, but the light itself was solid and the material felt better than I expected.
The glow is clean and even, not that sharp blue-white light. We kept it near the table while cooking, then moved it into the tent later. It made the campsite feel much more comfortable.
Kept it in the car for emergency use and ended up using it on a night stop. Way better than trying to hold a small flashlight.
It folds down smaller than I thought, which is the best part. The material feels lightweight, but it still handled outdoor use well. I’d probably buy another one just to keep in the car.
Charged it during the day and used it at night around the campsite. Nice to have one light that works for the tent, table, and walking around.
Bought it mainly for camping, but now I keep it at home too. It’s useful when the power goes out because it gives a wide, calm light instead of one small flashlight beam.
Everything you need to know before you take Holloway outside.