NEMO Equipment Tensor All-Season Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad - Regular (72"x20") - Blade/Spicy Orange

I've not been able to test the R-Value fully yet, but I did get this pad just before my trip into Colorado/Rocky Mountain National Park. Temperatures around 42°F at night in the RMNP, left me toasty all night. This is my FIRST air mattress and am pleased to say it was very comfy. Very easy to pack, and put away. Easy setup (make sure you keep your mouth a good distance from the inflation sack, as this will help fill the sack with your breath more quickly), tear down is okay. You may need to deflate and pack other stuff to let the remaining our funnel out. Or just quickly roll it up to get remaining our out, and then fold and roll the proper way. Inflation (once you figure out the distance for the sack) can be done in 2-3 sack fulls. If you're a wide body, definitely go for the wide pad! And it is a pretty penny, but this will be my year round pad now!

Took this on a recent backpacking trip. It treated me pretty well.

High quality design and comfortable to lay on. If you’re a larger person or move around a lot in your sleep, definitely consider getting the wide version. Had a hard time finding the repair kit, although it is tucked inside pretty well!

I returned this model and got the wide model. 20 in was too narrow. My arms were on the ground and my shoulders overhung both sides of the mat. I am 5'11 and 180 lb for reference. The mat is quiet and warm though. Just to make sure to get The wider model if you are of average size or larger.

This isn't very wide, so I spent half of each of the three nights I used it rolling off of it. And I'm not a big guy, at 6 foot, 180lbs. The inflation bag they send with it is ridiculous and useless. I just blew it up without using it. The stuff sack is delicate and it tore the first time I stuff it back into it, despite having the mat rolled up very tight and made sure all the air was out of it.

This pad is extremely backpackable. It has the best weight-to-R value for a 3-season pad.I'm not sure how Nemo uses their magic on the inflation sack to inflate, but it's seriously a game-changer! For only 2 oz more than a foam pad, It packs down much, much smaller and is ALOT more comfortable than a foam pad too!I believe the wide version would be the extra few OZ as well.

I'm a stomach sleeper so I stay in place most of the night. Have had no issues when sleeping at night in the back country.

I see some bad reviews so let it be known that the bad reviews were from people who had no clue what they are purchasing.This is an all season BACKPACKING mattress. You can find larger much more comfortable and durable mattresses for car camping but they will weigh MUCH more.I’ve slept in the high 20s with this pad and a 20° EE quilt and was toasty!The Nemo Tensor is sooooo much quieter and more comfortable than the Therm-a-rest NXT series IMO, and weighs just a few oz more.For reference the Xlite is 4.5 R value and the Tensor is 5.7.Can’t speak on durability yet but it feels and seems much more durable than the xlite as well.I recommend the wide version unless you’re very small. That extra 5” is pure luxury in the wilderness and only a couple extra oz.I’ll never sleep on a 20” again