Hikenture Camping Pillow with Removable Cover - Ultralight Inflatable Pillow for Neck Lumbar Support - Upgrade Backpacking Pillow - Washable Travel Air Pillows for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking

I sleep on a memory foam pillow at home this was just as comfortable when the air was adjusted. The mummy bag hood was over the pillow but I did hear the pillow moving around if I moved. The strap was a game changer keeping it in place the entire night. I had to blow it up by mouth because its opening didn’t fit my sleeping pad fill bag. It would be nice if the sent adapters for fill bags so you don’t have to blow it up adding bacteria and moisture from your breath.

i use this when travelling. The pillow provided in hotels/AirBnBs/etc can be very hit or miss and im kind of fussy (okay really fussy) about pillows so i like to bring this along in case there aren't enough pillows for my liking. I've used this for under my head and also for between my knees (i was surprised at how well that worked out). Like most inflatables, it needed a bit more air after the first couple of times using it. It packs down well and i personally find the cover to be comfortable

I bought 5 pillows and tested them. This pillow was among the heaviest of the ultralightweight category, but was by far the most comfortable. Be advised that this is a larger pillow than others and my not fit inside many mummy bags.

Great size. I took two of these on a two week camping trip. One as a knee pillow, and one for my neck. Never had a problem with deflation or leaking. Soft cover. Easy to deflate. Rolls up small. Lightweight. Perfect.

Just trying it at home and so far it's great. Lightweight, packs really small, easy to inflate/deflate and adjust. Nice feeling cover and comes with a strap to keep it on your pad. Right height for my side sleeping position. Much cheaper than the really expensive similar big name pillow. If it lasts it will truly be a find.

This pillow has been absolutely amazing!!!I originally purchased it back in July of 2023 to go in my pack as I worked the summers fighting fire. It has survived more nights than I can count from sleeping rough in the fire service to camping in the woods during all sorts of weatherIt packs down super small, smaller than my inflatable camp pad. It's not noisy at all like some pillows out there. Also it doesn't have that plasticy smell & it's the perfect thinkness to support you during the night.Unfortunately after all these memories it's starting to deflate on me during the night. So it's time we part ways & for me to purchase another

My wife and I bought this and the Trekology pillow to test. We both think that this one edges out the other. It is super soft, a great height/shape, and packs down small (but not as small as the other). We got it on sale, so half of the price of the S2S pillows but just as good quality. I left mine inflated for 3 days in a house set to 74 degrees and it lost a little air by day 3 of use. If you're backpacking and filling it up every day, you won't notice any deflating. It held strong to me tossing and turning, squeezing, really testing this pillow.

I have loved this little pillow for three years through numerous backpack and camping trips. On my most recent trip I woke up with it deflated during the night. I blew it up again and it, again, deflated. I tried to look for a leak and couldn't find one. It appears the valve is shot and is slowly leaking air. I've replaced it with an X-pillow that weighs less in the last few days. It was a good camp pillow for three solid years before this point, but if it won't hold air, it's useless now. We had a good run, but it's now retired.