TREKOLOGY Camping Pillow with Removable Cover, Inflatable Pillow for Backpacking, Ultralight Inflatable Camp Pillows for Sleeping Portable Compact Pillow for Hiking Travel

My older camping pillow had developed a leak, so it was time to buy a new one. This pillow has a unique shape, that prevents it from scooting out from under your head. It inflates quickly with only a few breaths. The removable flocked cover is washable and has the storage bag stitched on, to prevent it from getting lost. There's also a cool snap-on strap, to retain it on a seat back, such as in a plane or bus. Overall this was a good purchase...

Easy fill up with 4 good breathes. Good size, will definitely serve its purpose. Also, fast shipping. All that equals up to a great value!

Very comfortable, affordable and very lightweight. It contours to your neck and the baffles keep your head in place. The "padding" doesn't really do much other than make it a little warmer. I do wish there was a little more padding or a liner of memory foam. I have a Nemo Filo pillow which has a layer of foam but at double the weight. It's more plush than the trekology pillow but the shape makes it hard to keep your head in place.

I am an avid backpacker. This pillow is great (a bit heavier than others but worth it). Fits well in the top of my mummy bag (the square pillows do not). I can inflate this very firm which is great since I am a side sleeper (I deflate my camp pad somewhat and it works great). The ability to wash the cover as well as strap it to my camp pad are clutch!

I bought both this pillow and -- from a high-end brand -- I also bought just a camping stuff pillow case. I was replacing a camping air pillow from a third expensive high-end brand. The air value had broken on my old pillow and I never liked sleeping on an air pillow anyway. Comparing the three, this Trekology pillow was the best value by a mile.The air bladder was just as durable as the name brand air pillow which was double the price. And I returned the name brand pillow case because the Trekology pillow had the air bladder plus a comfortable outer cover that I liked even better than the pillow case-only product, which also was more expensive than the Trekology. I used this pillow for about 30 days on a bicycle tour and most nights I removed the air bladder and stuffed the case with my down jacket -- very comfortable. I used the air bladder only when I was reading in my tent and wanted a more solid pillow to lift my head. I would swap out the air bladder for my down jacket when i was ready for sleep. I recommend this pillow!

I'll start off with the good parts. It's moderately light, comfortable, and packable. The size works well for me as a side/stomach sleeper on my inflatable backpacking pad. I like the micro valve for dialing in the pressure, makes finding a good level pretty easy. It didn't come with an replacement parts for servicing the valve so I hope it doesn't break.Do not use it before running the cover through a washing machine!!! I was excited to try it and was rewarded with my eyes swollen shut and a very puffy face in the morning. Going to try again after giving it a thorough wash.The elastic retention band isn't quite long enough to wrap around my pad without the tension turning the pillow into a taco. I'll most likely cut it and the stuff pouch off to save a few more ounces.

Awesome little inflatable pillows. Perfect for camping and traveling. Purchased for a fly-in remote fishing trip where weight and gear matter. Have used them for 4 trips now and actually really comfortable and can adjust firmness by how inflated they are.

The tradeoff in camping pillows is size vs size. On the size side, this is the size of a small can 'o beans when deflated. On the size side, this pillow is big enough to keep your head up, but not big enough for covering your arm if you are a side sleeper with a tendency to lift the pillow by shoving your arm underneath it.The inflation valve mechanism is a little tricky, but not very.