Inflatable Camping Travel Pillow Ultralight - Best Compact Backpacking Pillow - Portable Air Pillow for Backpack Camp Exped Travelling Hiking Survival Sleeping - Lightweight Inflating Blow Up Pillow

I was skeptical buying this pillow for my Kauai backpacking trip, I assumed it would be a glorified beach ball in a rectangle shape. Wow I was wrong! The pillow inflated in 2 breaths and feels amazing! With the cotton cover it really feels like a premium memory foam pillow. And the best part is how light and small it packs; perfect for your next camping trip. I highly recommend this product for anyone having doubts!

I purchased this for a 5 day camping trip, and it was a waste of time. I had to air this pillow up several times during the night. It would not hold air. Great idea, and works great when it worked, if only it was able to just hold air. I threw it in the trash as soon as the trip was over.

I purchased this to use behind my lower back when flying. It comes in a convenient attached fold up pouch and is very soft to touch. I was looking forward to using it; however, this inflatable pillow would not hold air. I tried it again when we arrived at the hotel and it still wouldn’t hold air. ***** stars though for customer service. They refunded my money promptly after I notified them.

With a thin layer of cotton padding and the microfiber case that doubles as storage bag, this pillow is very comfortable and practical. Been using it on the plane and during layovers on this 2 weeks trip across Iceland and Hungary. I think I'll buy another

Recently took a trip to Costa Rica and didn;t have room to bring my 5 pillows, so thought I would try this inflatable one. I slept in great comfort my whole trip with this pillow, used on the airplane, at the beach too! You can easily adjust the thickness with the amount of air. Very comfortable, sturdy, and highly recommended!

I'm sorry to give this a bad review, because I loved the pillow until it leaked. On the fourth night of use it started leaking at a seam. I had not over-inflated it because I like a soft pillow. It was defective. I'll try patching it because until it leaked it was perfect for me. Easy to inflate, packed easily, very comfortable -- until it leaked.If I could have gotten a replacement I would have done that rather than write a bad review, but being a camping pillow and I don't camp all the time, the last night I used it, only the fourth night it was used, was the night that it was past the time Amazon allowed for a return. Although Amazon has a great return policy for most things, after the allowed return date it's impossible to get any resolution. I did try going through Amazon's FAQs and that's a real time killer.

I try to sleep on my back but often end up on my side and stomach (so I'm a "mover").So far I've found ALL inflatables annoying in one way or another, mostly because they are too rigid when fully inflated (so if it's the exact height you want, it's probably ok), and too floppy when less-than-fully-inflated. the plastic bladder makes noise like a sleeping pad, but if you wear earplugs or don't move, it's probably fine. The ones that advertise having a soft surface usually just have a VERY thin layer of gel or foam; not enough to do anything. I have yet to try the Nemo Fillo-- that one might have enough fill.Get some pillows and return them if you don't like them. I do recommend at least trying a shredded memory foam pillow (Thermarest or knockoff). I have the Kohbi Sport Compressible Camping and Travel Pillow, and it is the most comfortable pillow I have found. I pack light, so it pains be to carry 11oz of pillow, but it's worth it for me. I also tried a smaller Thermarest at 8-9oz, and it just wasn't enough.I also recommend picking up the Klymit X-pillow or Pillow-X, whatever they call it. It's very good for a lightweight cradle for your noggin.I'm considering cutting open the Thermarest and installing an inflatable bladder, or just sewing a small pillow case that I can densely fill with memory foam.If you go the memory foam route, note that it takes days to fully expand initially. And if you roll it up to pack it, it might not fully expand by the time you want to sleep. I recommend trying to keep it unrolled in your pack (might not be do-able on day 1-2, but once you've eaten some of your food you should have room. Or just strap it on top of the pack and use it on breaks.here's what I've tried:Thermarest shredded memory foam travel pillow (small)Kohbi Sport Compressible Camping and Travel PillowLeisure Co Ultra-Portable & Ultralight Camping PillowKlymit Pillow X Inflatable Camping & Travel PillowRest-A-Camp Inflatable Camping Travel Pillow UltralightRikkiTikki Inflatable Camping PillowKlymit Luxe PillowWildhorn Sage Ultralight Inflatable Camping Pillow

This pillow is very comfortable-- I agree about that. But it's completely frustrating to de-inflate, and to impossible to put back into it's tiny bag. I just spent 10 minutes trying to get it back. It is impossible to deflate entirely-- something wrong with the valve, and the bag ridiculously tiny. It drives me crazy when people design products that they clearly never test. I'll keep it, and use it for camping, since it's too late to return. But it's entirely irksome and I wish I could return.