Reviews & Ratings for NEMO Equipment Tango Duo Slim 30 Down Comforter System -700 DownTek- — 7 reviews — Page 1

It needs another sleeping pad
It's packing size is so small.

But it is somewhat thin as I expected.
So It's for warm autumn

I want use this bag with my son when we go to back packing
It is very soft

I used this sleeping bag with my wife in the PNW coast. Temperature was down to about 50 and it was cozy. We used it more as a comforter because it would have been too warm if used how it is designed to use. I again used it by Mt. St. Helen's by myself and it was toasty. Temperatures were about the same. I really enjoyed the footbox and how light it feels on the body. I do recommend this product. I was sceptical at first because it was an investment but I'd say I'm getting my money's worth. It's too large for backpacking but I went motorcycle camping so I had a bit more space. It comes with a compression sack and its roughly the size of a gallon of milk. I will use this over my mummy bag anytime I have space for it. Cons: it's designed to be used with 2 sleeping pads because its backless. You must have the correct sizes in order to complete the "sleep system". You need two 20×72 sleeping pads.

Did a two night stay in the Marble Wilderness in CA. 6000 ft first night 4000 ft second night with rain/snow. Bag worked better than expected.

Haven't taken this to the backcountry yet, but my girlfriend and I took this for a test drive and it is so warm and fluffy. Better than any of the blankets on our beds!

Only thing is that the bag that it comes with does not compress it to it's full potential, which obviously is important if you're planning on taking this thing into the wilderness. If recommend picking up a waterproof compression sack from a third party. Mine is sea to summit and seems to work fine.

I haven't taken this out camping yet, but out of the box it seems great!