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Astm ff3340 test of r=2.6 does not support nemo's claim 15°-25°f pad - NEMO Equipment Astro Insulated Lite Sleeping Pad
by
dydxdx,
Verified Owner
from CO, United States
Written on January 23, 2020
dydxdx's Review of NEMO Equipment Astro Insulated Lite Sleeping Pad
This is not a winter pad, sleeps cold. In spite of the "Insulated" hype, the ASTM FF3340 test put this pad in the warm, summer category.
I own two of the Insulated versions of this pad, and it is certainly not a 15° to 25°F pad. An R-value of 2.6 is a summer pad, reg & wide....misleading with the "Insulated" suggesting winter. It sleeps cold in near freezing temps.
Even REI mentions "Thicker pads generally offer higher R-values and the average summer camping pad should be around 3 or higher. Campers who sleep cold, often women, may want to choose a pad with an R-value of at least 4."
MEC mentions "Sleeping pads with an R-value of less than 3 are best for really warm weather."
Thermarest graphic shows R2.6 as summer pad.
The Insulated Astro is not a 15°-25°F Pad!
Pros:
Cushy
Cons:
Cold
Best Used for:
beach
Would Recommend:
No
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