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NEMO Tensor Insulated

quiet, comfortable backpacking

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Illustration of NEMO Tensor Insulated
Best forquiet, comfortable backpacking
Price band$200โ€“$400 (prices change often; check the current price on Amazon)

R-value 4.2; 3-inch thickness; lateral baffles

An insulated pad positioned for quieter, stable sleep with a warmer rating than most 3-season pads.

Pros

  • NEMO lifetime warranty

Cons

  • None noted
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