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Nemo Tensor All-Season Ultralight Insulated Sleeping Pad

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Description

The Nemo Tensor All-Season is an insulated air sleeping pad with a 5.4 R-value, which Nemo rates for four-season use. It is 8.9 cm thick, uses two suspended layers of metallised Thermal Mirror film inside Spaceframe baffles, and comes in four sizes including a mummy cut.

Who it's for

A one-pad-does-everything choice: warm enough for frosty nights and snow camping, light enough that you are not carrying a winter pad through summer. If you own one pad and camp across the year, this is the sensible R-value to land on.

If you only ever camp in warm weather, you are carrying insulation you will not use and a lighter, lower R-value pad will do. At the other end, dedicated winter mountaineering and extended snow camping is where the Tensor Extreme Conditions and its 8.5 R-value starts to make sense.

Key features

  • 5.4 R-value from two suspended layers of metallised Thermal Mirror film, reflecting body heat back rather than adding bulk.
  • Quiet. The film layers float inside the baffles rather than being bonded to the shell, which is why this pad avoids the crisp packet noise insulated air pads are known for. If you share a tent, this is a bigger deal than the spec sheet makes it sound.
  • Spaceframe baffles use low-stretch internal trusses, so the pad supports you evenly instead of rolling you off the side like a waterbed.
  • 8.9 cm of loft, deep enough to keep a hip off stones and roots on rough ground.
  • 20D nylon top, 40D nylon bottom - the tougher fabric faces the ground where the abrasion happens.
  • Laylow zero-profile valve for micro-adjusting firmness, plus a Vortex pump sack, velcro strap and repair patches in the box.

How it compares

Within the Tensor range the decision is warmth against weight and price. The All-Season sits at 5.4 R-value on two layers of Thermal Mirror film. The Tensor Extreme Conditions doubles up to four layers in an Apex baffle structure for 8.5, which Nemo positions for winter camping and extreme alpine use. Both are 8.9 cm thick and share the 20D/40D fabrics, so the difference you are paying for is insulation, not comfort or durability.

What's in the box

  • Tensor All-Season pad
  • Vortex pump sack
  • Stuff sack and velcro strap
  • Repair patches

Specifications

  • Color
    Blade/Spicy Orange
  • Material
    20D nylon top, 40D nylon bottom; two suspended layers of metallised Thermal Mirror film; Spaceframe baffles
  • Insulation
    Aluminized Film
  • Minimum Weight
    Reg. Mummy - 400 g; Regular - 440 g; Reg. Wide - 530 g; Long Wide - 580 g
  • Packed Size
    Reg. Mummy 25.5 x 10 cm dia; Regular 25.5 x 10 cm dia; Reg. Wide 27 x 10.5 cm dia; Long Wide 27 x 11.5 cm dia
  • Packed Weight
    Reg. Mummy - 480 g; Regular - 522 g; Reg. Wide - 620 g; Long Wide - 664 g
  • R-Value
    5.4
  • Stuff Sack
    Stuff sack, Vortex pump sack, velcro strap and repair patches included
  • Thickness
    8.9 cm (3.5 in)
  • Shape
    Reg. Mummy - mummy; Regular, Regular Wide, Long Wide - rectangular

Sizing Guide

Additional Information

  • Two layers of floating Thermal Mirror™ metallized film provide quiet insulation with an unprecedented weight-to-warmth ratio.
  • Impressively quiet for uninterrupted sleep (and happy neighbors).
  • Spaceframe™ baffles offer unparalleled stability and weight distribution, using low-stretch, die-cut trusses that eliminate springiness.
  • 3.5 inches of stable, cushioned loft for incredibly comfortable nights.
  • bluesign® approved premium nylon fabrics shave grams while offering superior puncture- and tear-resistance.
  • Included Vortex™ pump sack provides easy and fast inflation, saves breath at elevation, and minimizes moisture entering the pad.
  • Improved zero-profile, multifunctional, microadjustable Laylow™ valve offers customized inflation control, even in cold temperatures.
  • Available in a wide range of sizes to easily pair with the rest of your sleep system.
  • Protected by NEMO two (2) years warranty only.

Included with your Sleeping pad

  • Vortex Pump Sack
  • Stuff Sack
  • Velcro Strap
  • Repair Kit

FAQ's

What is the difference between Tensor and Tensor All-Season?
The Tensor All-Season is a newer edition of the original Tensor and while there are many similarities between the two Nemo sleeping pads, there are also a couple of key differences that should be noted. It’s a good idea to understand what the differences are so you can make a decision on which sleeping pad is best for you. There are two key differences between these sleeping pads. Firstly, the Tensor All-Season has a better R-value, which is 5.4 and the original Tensor has a R-value of 2.8. The second key difference is the weight. For the regular-sized Tensor All-Season, the packed weight sits at 522g, whereas the regular-sized original Tensor has a packed weight of 477g.

What size is the Nemo Tensor All-Season?
The size and weight of the Nemo Tensor All-Season differs depending on the size option you choose. There are four sizes available for this sleeping pad; regular, long wide, regular mummy and regular wide. The size and weight of each product is as follows: Regular - 25.5 x 10 cm diameter (packed size) and 522g (packed weight) Long Wide - 27 x 11.5 cm diameter (packed size) and 664g (packed weight) Regular Mummy - 25.5 x 10 cm diameter (packed size) and 480g (packed weight) Regular Wide - 27 x 10.5 cm diameter (packed size) and 620g (packed weight)

Is the Nemo Tensor All-Season quiet?
Yes, the inflation and deflation process of the Nemo Tensor All-Season is very quiet. It is one of the main features of the product and set-up is also a quick and easy process. Setting up your sleeping pad certainly wouldn’t disturb anyone else you were camping with. To inflate your Tensor All-Season, simply remove the cap of the valve by pulling the “INFLATE” tab. You can blow the sleeping pad up yourself, use your own air inflator, or use the Vortex Pump Sack provided. If you don’t have the right amount of air in the sleeping pad, you can press the inner valve to release air and obtain your ideal inflation level. After you’re happy with the level of air, place the cap back on the sleeping pad. The process of deflating is also quiet.

How much time does it take to inflate a Nemo Tensor All-Season?
The amount of time it takes to inflate your Nemo Tensor All-Season sleeping pad will likely depend if you opt to use your own air pump, the Vortex Pump Sack provided, or blow up the mat yourself. Using the provided air pump makes this a lot easier for you and it only takes a minute or two until you have a fully inflated sleeping pad. It is also fairly easy to blow up the Tensor All-Season yourself if you don’t have another option. The process can be slightly more time-consuming and may leave you a little out of breath! When blowing up your sleeping pad yourself, it can take five minutes or more.

How do you inflate a Nemo Tensor sleeping pad?
Use the Vortex pump sack it comes with: catch air in the sack, seal it and roll it into the valve. Two or three sacks fill the pad in about a minute without putting moist breath inside it. You can blow it up by mouth if the sack is lost, which takes around five minutes and encourages mould over time.

How warm is the Nemo Tensor All-Season, and what does R-value 5.4 mean?
R-value measures resistance to heat lost into the ground, and 5.4 is a genuine four-season figure — enough for snow and frozen ground, not just cold nights. For Australian alpine use in winter it is more than most people need, which is the point of buying once.

Is the Nemo Tensor All-Season noisy?
No, and that is the main reason to choose it. Most insulated pads crackle when you move because of the reflective film inside them. The Tensor's suspended film is designed to stop that, so rolling over does not wake the person beside you.

How thick is the Nemo Tensor All-Season?
The Nemo Tensor All-Season is 9 cm thick, which is enough that a side sleeper's hip does not reach the ground. Thickness matters more than R-value for comfort — an insulated pad that bottoms out is still cold where your body presses through it.