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

Uodate: My air mattress has been inflated continuously for most of the month. Pressure changes with temperature have been the only need for topping up the air. I have honestly been torturing this aur mattress. I am sleeping outdoors in my hammock tent with this air mattress providing most of the needed R-value for 18F temperatures. Hammocks curve the air mattress in ways that weren't necessarily designed to handle. Even with this added stress and my 190 lb body and fairly cold weather, the air mattress has been rock solid and I haven't felt a cold spot under me. I am frankly in love with this air mattress and so far it seems dang near indestructible. -------- I will update as needed after more usage on the trail. Decently light and reportedly very durable air mattress (a rare thing for a camping mattress!). I intend to use with a light foam camping pad underneath to help reduce point load stress from rocks and thorns to further ensure long-term durability. Air mattresses are critical to achieve sufficient r-value when camping in winter months. Traditional sleeping bags crush under the weight of your body and can't keep you from losing heat to the cold soil below. This is a comparatively small volume and lightweight for such a durable and highly rated air mattress. The stuff sack is well-sized and easy to reuse. The inflation bag is a nice touch, but for the weight, I will carry my FlexTail inflator and vaccuum, since I want to also use it for vaccuum bags to reduce the pack volume of my textiles. If I can figure out a way to use the inflation bag as an additional stuff sack, then I may carry it as a backup. An air mattress is the number one thing you do NOT want to skimp on. This mattress provides real value for the rather high sticker price. Highly recommended.

The lightest sleeping pad! highly recommend! Insulated aswell. its an amazing pad.

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!

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.

Great for sleeping on rocky ground. Stayed inflated for 2 days. Not too hot or too cold. It appears to be well-made, and is a good size for normal-sized adult. Very easy to roll up and put away! Pricey, but so far it's worth it.

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.

Great lightweight sleeping mat.

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.

Die iso Matte hält was Sie verspricht. Kleines Packmaß, und bequem!

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

This was an upgrade purchase I made and let me tell you, I was so delighted that I did. Upon the initial un-boxing, I was blown away at how compact and light it was. As a fluent backcountry camper the light weight and pack volume savings is vital to the adventure. After sleeping on it for several nights in the wilderness now, I can honestly say it's extremely comfortable. The real plus is how easy and quicly it is to dial in your comfort. Highly recommend this to any camper.

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