Tempo Synthetic vs Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag
Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag is the lighter of the two by 115 g (4.1 oz).
Tempo Synthetic lists for $214.05 less at the manufacturer's price.
Per ounce carried, Tempo Synthetic costs less: $2.78/oz against $6.09/oz.
Weights and prices are the manufacturer’s published figures. The best value in each row is highlighted.
| Tempo Synthetic NEMO | Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag Sea to Summit | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 72.0 oz | 67.9 oz |
| MSRP | $199.95 | $414.00 |
| Temperature rating | 20°F / -7°C (manufacturer rating, not independently ISO 23537 / EN 13537 tested) | 16 °F | -9 °C (ISO 23537 Lower Limit, tested by Sea to Summit) |
| Price per ounce | $2.78/oz | $6.09/oz |
| Retailers | 1 | 2 |
Tempo Synthetic
The NEMO Tempo is a value-oriented synthetic sleeping bag built on NEMO's signature Spoon shape for side sleepers, with recycled insulation and Thermo Gill vents for temperature control. The 20-degree men's model is a three-season car-camping and backpacking bag.
Full specs and prices for the Tempo Synthetic →Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag
Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag The Basecamp takes vehicle-based camping to the next level. This version of the Free-Flow Zip system allows you to open either side of the bag or the footbox for the greatest ventilation possible. With a relaxed semi-rectangular fit, for even more space you can zip two Basecamp sleeping bags together as a double, or unzip the upper section for use as a quilt.
Full specs and prices for the Basecamp Down Sleeping Bag →