I was thinking the same thing Franco. I have several of those and they'd be perfect for it.

In the tent I made with reflecting material I was pretty well amazed at how great a cheap led headlamp lights the entire inside. So much light is reflected back inside the tent that it evens it out and and the entire thing just glows inside. There are almost no shadows or dark spots at all no matter how you set the light up. The "Luci lights" would be much better too.

I would love to have one of these for car camping, and here in the Ozarks I'd have to think that hunters would really love these too. A small campfire outside the opened up front of that tent would warm it to 60-70ºF easily in below freezing temps outside.

The PVC frame is cheap and easy to make, but I'm sure it's wobbly too. They mentioned filling the tubes with sand or water to add weight and stability but it looks like the tent is made so it'd be easy to use lots of other material to make that frame with.