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Recent Pillow Reviews

NEMO Fillo Elite Ultralite

Excellent, super light pillow. Excellent, super light pillow. Designed to fit into the head sleeve of my Nemo Disco bag. Pretty comfortable for me as I don't require a ton of head support. Inflates and retains air well. So far, very pleased. Full review

Klymit Pillow X

This pillow is not comfortable for me. Although the Pillow X is well constructed and easy to use, the X-shape creates an uncomfortable sleeping surface that can create noise when you move around at night. To make matters worse, the material itself is noisy and uncomfortable. The trouble I have with inflatable pillows is like the trouble I have with inflatable air pads like the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir and Klymit's own Static V. I have found that for me they are supportive and keep your body out of contact… Full review

Klymit Pillow X

Lightweight. Deflates to almost nothing. I am a hammock camper. I got one of these several years ago on Mass Drop. Have never been happy with with the other pillows I have gotten as the down pillows compress to almost nothing and offer no support and the synthetic fill pillows while offering support do not compress enough, taking up valuable space in my pack. Easy to inflate and easy to deflate. My only concern is the possible buildup of mold inside from the condensation from my breath. Took a few… Full review

Klymit Pillow X

Love this pillow. Cradles your head, so comfortable. Easy to blow up and deflate. Packs down so small. I received this pillow bundled with a Klymit insulated mat I purchased. I was pleasantly surprised. The X design is perfect as the middle of the pillow forms an indentation for the occipital part of your head. The edges of the pillow can easily be adjusted to your desired thickness by adding or subtracting air. If you sleep on your side just put your head on an edge or fold the pillow in half. Full review

Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Deluxe Pillow

It's a very good pillow. I brought a Sea to Summit pillow from Addnature Poland in 2017 (Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Poduszki podróżne Deluxe szary/niebieski). It cost me 257,98 zl. This year it started to lose air. l sent them what happened: The pillow loses all air within a hour. It seemed to happen slowly at first while camping a month ago (l use a camping bed). It just lost air, and l just topped up once in two days, but last week l was again camping for two days put air into the pillow and… Full review

Sierra Designs DriDown Pillow

Seeking a little more luxury and comfort in the backcountry? At around USD $25, the Sierra Designs DriDown pillow is a comfortable, reasonably priced, well-designed, and responsibly sourced down pillow for backcountry use. The flexible design of this pillow system allows one to shed weight or add luxury as desired. The Sierra Designs DriDown Pillow is actually a pillow "system" consisting of a DriDown-filled, quilted pillow top, a synthetic pillow, and a lightweight stuff sack. I use the term system… Full review

Teton Sports ComfortLite Pillow

I think this is pretty great. One problem I had but they helped my by sending a new one was that it was losing air. It was amazing. I loved it a lot and I was so happy when they sent me a new one. Full review

Exped Air Pillow UL

Worked good for a few trips, but one night it just separated at the seam. Worked good for a few trips, but one night it just separated at the seam where the halves are hot glued together. Even with the included patch kit, it is not possible to repair an edge seam split. I won't be buying another one and don't recommend it. The price is too high for such a short lifetime. Full review

ALPS Mountaineering Camp Pillow

Why bother. Purchased a few years ago for dirt cheap, thinking I needed a pillow for my nights. Two stars is probably generous. Terrible structure. Does not pack down well, it's bulky. Definitely got what I paid for here. Full review