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NEMO Tensor Extreme Conditions vs Sea to Summit Ether Light XR Insulated Regular

Weight and specs compared for 2026 — and which one to choose.

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Spec NEMO Tensor Extreme Conditions Sea to Summit Ether Light XR Insulated Regular
Weight 482 g · 0.482 kg · 1.06 lb 470 g · 0.470 kg · 1.04 lb
size Regular
Brand NEMO Sea to Summit
Category Sleep System Sleep System
NEMO Tensor Extreme Conditions
482 g

Four-season insulated air pad delivering an 8.5 R-value at just 17oz. Among the lightest extremely well-insulated backpacking pads. Regular mummy.

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Sea to Summit Ether Light XR Insulated Regular
470 g

Ultralight inflatable sleeping pad with air-sprung cell baffle tech; 16.6 oz for superior comfort and support

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NEMO Tensor Extreme Conditions vs Sea to Summit Ether Light XR Insulated Regular: which should you buy?

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