Tensor Trail Sleeping Pad
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Why We Like The NEMO Tensor Trail Sleeping Pad
Packing to the size of a 32-ounce water bottle and delivering ground insulation, the NEMO Tensor Trail Sleeping Pad is a comfort item and ultralight option in one. The floating Thermal Mirror reflects our body heat back to us without making a sound when we shift, and the zero-profile valve lets us get the feel just right for ultimate comfort in the backcountry. From camp to camp, this pad rolls up and stuffs away compactly, adding just a pound to our pack.
Details
- Insulated pad for 3-season comfort on backpacking and camping trips
- Light nylon construction is puncture- and tear-resistant
- Spaceframe baffles deliver stability and even weight distribution
- Internal floating layer of metallized film is quiet and insulating
- 3.5 inches thick for undeniable comfort on firm terrain
- Included Vortex pump sack offers quick, breath-saving inflation
- Micro-adjustable Laylow valve lets you control the firmness
- Included stuff sack for compact stashing in your pack
- Item #NEMK056
- Responsible Collection
- [material] bluesign®️ APPROVED
- Material
- [top] 20D nylon, [bottom] 40D nylon, [insulation] aluminized film
- Style
- air pad
- Shape
- rectangular, mummy
- Thickness
- 3.5in
- R-Value
- 2.8
- Pump
- Vortex pump sack
- Stuff Sack
- yes
- Packed Size
- [regular, regular mummy] 10 x 4in, [regular wide] 10.5 x 4in, [long wide] 10.5 x 4.5in
- Dimensions
- [regular, regular mummy] 72 x 20in, [regular wide] 72 x 25in, [long wide] 76 x 25in
- Claimed Weight
- [regular] 1lb 1oz, [regular wide] 1lb 4oz, [regular mummy] 1lb, [long wide] 1lb 5oz
- Activity
- backpacking, camping
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 22 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMay 25, 2024
Great for the Pacific Northwest!
My experience with the Nemo Tensor Trail sleeping pad has been great. To start off, the vortex pump sack is fantastic for inflating the pad. The pad has a 2.6 R value, which is fantastic for the Pacific Northwest's moderate climate. I used this pad on the Lost Coast Trail and across the Trinity Alps. It has helped fantastically in all conditions. Also, bear the extra weight and get the wide pad.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 24, 2024
Would buy this again and again!
Would buy this again and again and I have. I recently got my bike and all my gear stolen bike packing in Canada. I definitely question all my gear choices when I have to rebuy things but not this. It's so light but still tough. Has held up will even when I'm just sleeping in a ditch.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 22, 2024
Great design and durable
I have put this through the wringer. Hunting and fishing, not picking the most ideal sleep surfaces and it has held up well. I like the included inflator bag to save my breath. It is still a bit noisy with movement but that is to be expected.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 22, 2024
Tensor Trail Ultralight Insulated
I LOVE this pad. Easy to inflate with the included sack, nice & cushy during use. Overall easy deflation. I'm someone who mostly sleeps on my stomach or side. As I like to say...when I'm camping I'm like a pancake flipping over repeatedly throughout the night. This pad keeps me comfy in all my sleeping positions. Very happy with it.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 17, 2024
Great Pad, Warm and Light
I'd like to start by disclaiming that I'm a big Nemo fan; I had to stop myself from getting their sleeping bag because I already own their Hornet Elite tent, this Tensor pad, the Switchback pad, their moonlite chair, and their fillo, and I didn't want to look like I robbed a Nemo display. That being said, this pad is definitely one of the nicest I've used - I'm a side sleeper, so even though I own the Nemo Switchback and enjoy it, the tensor really gives me the support I look for. It's really lightweight and doesn't take up too much room in my pack. Living in the Sonoran Desert, the Tensor Trail is preferable to the All-Season or Extreme Conditions, as I often don't need crazy insulation. After reading other reviews, I've noticed a lot of people talking about the pad leaking or getting holes - I have not had any issues yet, but I still try and baby as well as I can. In all, I think this is a great pad - I suggest the Regular Wide if you want a bit more room.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 16, 2024
Just wow
Really light and compact but also very comfortable
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 16, 2024
Lightweight, held up on Thru Hike
I was able to comfortably sleep on my side, and the pad lasted me on my last two months of a thru hike.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 16, 2024
Best pad ever
I’ve used this pad approximately 30 times on backpacking and camping trips in a variety of conditions and it has held up perfectly. I’m a side sleeper and it is lofty enough to precent my hips and shoulders from touching the ground while side-lying. Insulation is nice, i’m excited to try the higher R-value Tensors as well. Highly recommend this pad for anyone
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 16, 2024
My first ever sleeping pad!
I’ve used the Tensor Trail pad a few times now backpacking and it has been amazing. I love how light it is and easy to inflate. It’s surprisingly comfortable and cushiony.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
May 15, 2024
Worth the buy
Bought three for me and my boys. Absolutely notice the R value difference for our old pads vs. These. Great.
Originally reviewed on nemoequipment.com
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