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Tango™ Down Comforter

Luxury Ultralight For The Backcountry

The Details

Description

The popular NEMO Tango™ is luxury ultralight, merging the concept of a backcountry quilt with the shape of a rectangular bag, for a super-compressible, ultralight sleep solution that will keep you warm and comfy.

The backless design shaves weight; the included pad slipcover is soft and washable; and the comforter is filled with 100% RDS certified 650 FP down. Tango™ is updated in 2019 with thoughtful features, sculpting and a compression stuff sack.

Best Use
Ultralight
  • Our 20D Nylon Ripstop shell and 30D Nylon Taffeta lining provide an ultralight, luxury sleep experience.
  • Premium 650FP 100% Responsible Down Standard (RDS) Certified down offers packability and warmth while ensuring traceability and humane treatment throughout the supply chain.
  • Trapezoidal sculplting reduces dead air space to retain warmth.
  • Blanket Fold™ external draft collar provides tucked-in comfort.
  • Included slipcover is soft and washable.
  • Backless design shaves weight for ultralight adventure.
  • Compresses into a tiny packed size.

  • Compatible with most pads, including the Tensor™ series, Vector™, Astro™, and Astro™ Lite. Tango™ is not compatible with the Cosmo™ 3D.

    Tango™ Solo is compatible with most 25" pads.

    Tango™ Duo Slim is compatible with two 20" pads..

    Tango™ Duo Regular is compatible with two 25" pads.

  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
What's Included
  • Compression stuff sack
  • Mesh storage bag

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