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Tempo™ Women’s Synthetic Sleeping Bag

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Description

Seventy percent of people sleep on their side, yet mummy bags are not designed to accommodate this. The new Tempo™ blends roomy comfort with NEMO’s popular Spoon™ shape for a relaxed, crowd-pleasing fit that packs smaller than a rectangular sleeping bag. With a generous cut at the elbows and knees, side sleepers can shift positions comfortably throughout the night.

Insulated with synthetic Stratofiber™, Tempo™ offers the best blend of moisture resistance, comfort, packability, and affordability. An integrated pillow pocket allows a jacket, extra clothes, or a Fillo™ to be stuffed into the sleeve opening for a handy pillow-on-the-go, while Blanket Fold™ provides extra tucked-in comfort and temperature regulation mid-season. Left-sided zippers on Men’s and right-sided zippers on Women’s allow Tempo™ to zip together for a double version of these favorite sleeping bags.

Best Use
Camping
  • Relaxed Spoon™ shape for comfortable side sleeping.
  • Insulated with synthetic Stratofiber™, offering the best blend of warmth, moisture resistance and packed volume.
  • Blanket Fold™ external draft collar provides tucked-in comfort and temperature regulation.
  • Integrated pillow pocket allows a jacket, extra clothes, or a Fillo™ to be stuffed in the sleeve opening for a handy pillow-on-the-go.
  • Zipper plow hardware for a snagless zip.
  • Zippered stash pocket keeps your phone or other essentials warm and within reach.
  • Opposite-sided zippers on Tempo™ Men’s and Women’s models increase versatility by allowing them to be zipped together into a double sleeping bag.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
  • Patent # D804,780. Patents pending.
What's Included
  • Compression stuff sack
  • Mesh storage bag

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