Glow in the dark zipper pulls.

[rickeyracer]

I just got the best and brightest zipper pulls. These work great and are so brite you can read from them. Check em out http://glowinthedark1.etsy.com    All I can say is WOW.

[RJD]

Looks handy, might help you find your tent in the dark after walking out in the woods to use the restroom. Might also mark the trail to the restroom. I used to use reflective tacks, like the ones used to mark hunting trails. They helped me find my way back to my campsite after wandering off during the night. I thought my campfire was bright enough to see from a distance. But, I did have trouble finding my way back a couple times. While I was off exploring, the fire burned down and was hard to see. Now I mark my trail with reflective tape or tacks.You can see them for a mile off.

[campman]

These are awesome.  It would be great to buy a tent where glow in the dark zipper pulls are standard.  I can't believe tent manufacturers haven't figured this out yet???

[rogercole]

There's another product like this that's even brighter called "lunateks." They aren't zipper pulls, just cards and sheets with a bunch of phosphor in them. I saw them on eBay and got a couple. You hang them overhead and charge them with a flashlight and it makes it so you can see enough not to crack your head.

[Bigdog57]

One handy little item I found at our local WallyMart awhile back, I found some greenish-white "Glow-in-the-dark" tent stakes - they really work!  Unfortuntely, when I tried to get another set for another tent, they had discontinued them!  "DOH!"

[tplife]

Bigdog, they are currently in stock at our west coast WalMarts, but they don't hold up in our decomposed granite soil so we use the 12-inch steel stakes for every corner and "neon" tent cord purchased at Home Depot.  Tent cord, like non-disposable tents,  is one of those items you DON'T want to buy at WalMart, it's overpriced junk.  Even funnier, the Coleman brand of 1-pound propane cylinders are $2.37 but the house brand are 2/$5.12.  Go figure...