NEMO Tensor All-Season Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad

Super Teil, aber knistert beim drauf liegen. Aber wen es nicht stört - allet juut.

I am a light sleeper to begin with, and because of a lower spine injury, I'm a bit more sensitive to spinal alignment than I would like. I'm a side and stomach sleeper that uses a Tempurpedic mattress at home and that's been the perfect means of letting my hips and shoulders do what they need to do while keeping my spine aligned The first time I went backpacking I was on horizontal baffles and thought someone was tearing my spine in half all night. It was awful. I moved to the thermostat X lite which was a lot better, letting the vertical baffles depress more independently under the different pressure points. I slept ok, but as someone who does flip over a few times every night, I would call my sleep sufficient, but not as restful and I would want for a strenuous day. After years of hearing people rant and rave about the Tensor, I thought the All Season might be a good opportunity to get a better R value and try it out. The weight sacrifice would be worth it for a warmer pad that might be more comfortable. I took it out for my first trip with it and it was great. I was comfortable all night. In fact my only regret was not getting the wide pad. I fit on a regular just fine, but when I turn over, that extra few inches would be nice and I wouldn't necessarily have to do the more conscious shimmy and rotate lol.

Excellent product!

Good enough, compared to sleeping on the hard ground camping then I would say for the weight and all its great. I’ve using it on a friends wooden floor and I will say its not the most comfortable but its fine. I think the adjustment for firmness makes it good enough however is it worth $200? If it lasts for years and I never buy another mat then yes.

I slip off this thing all night long. Not real convenient to inflate with the bag- takes more breaths to blow the bag up than to fill my former pad. Also too narrow.