Ultralight Inflating Travel, Camping Pillows Compressible Compact, Inflatable, Comfortable, Ergonomic Pillow For Neck & Lumbar Support And A Good Night Sleep While Camp, Backpacking

First thing you notice is the quality of this product from the off - the packaging and the little stuff sack it comes with are quality which is a good sign. You can use the stuff sack with ease unlike many stuff sacks that are useless once the product is out of it; this is easy to use both extracting and putting the pillow away again for storage and protection; a nice quality fabric as well - you can see thought went into this so I was impressed straight away. A great start!!! I was also amazed at just how small this packs down it really is tiny with minimal weight at 78 grams and only 5x2 inches in size. There really is no excuse not to take it with you.Opening the pillow you notice straight away the fabric is soft; on trial it is comfortable to the face and pleasant to use. The ergonomics lend itself to a comfort unknown to me previously and the well designed curved shape shape allows side, back and front sleepers equal comfort. The manufacturing is of a very high quality and the valve is excellent offering a one way press down release button which is very clever and easy to use and adjust the pillow and also deflate fully. I like is the adjustability this gives to blow up to a firmness that suits the individual; personally I don't blow it up fully as I like a softer feel with some give. All in all I cannot fault this pillow and would have to give it a 10/10 especially at the value price it comes at. This is my first Trekology purchase but I doubt it will be my last.

I bought this to go with my self inflating mat. This pillow is manual to inflat but is very easy. The pillow is palm size and very compact. I recently use my mat and pillow at an airport waiting for my early bus home in the morning. Cheaper than a hotel . Comfortable too.

Researched a lot of other similar products, between £10 - £17; read a lot of reviews and got it down to a choice of three.Found the #1 Best Seller - sleeping pillow tab very useful. Almost went for the Jokel one, looked good and wanted to team it up with their air pad, but ultimately plumped for the Trekology one.Some reviewers for this product mentioned issues with the valve or loosing air with no visible holes, so I'll keep an eye on any issues; four stars so far will evaluate after twenty+ wild camp uses.On the plus side, material feels great, a brushed percale like texture and love the overall style and the design of this product; the strap is very useful and wraps around the air pad with ease. Very easy to inflate and deflate, no issues so far and easily rolls back up into it's sack.Overall great value, very happy with my purchase and as you can see from the photo I have recently purchased the air pad from Trekology as well!😁But that's another story.

Packs small and is pretty comfy.

Compact and small to carry, blows up easy and very comfortable

What a great little lightweight comfortable pillow. Hugs the head and is very comfortable

I bought this for my son's DofE camping trips.Firstly it comes packaged in a tiny bag which fits in the palm of your hand, you wonder how on earth its going to be big enough to sleep on! When its unpacked its actually a decent size.To inflate it you need 3 to 4 big puffs and its done. the material is like a soft brushed cotton, which feels like a similar material to a pillow case is.To deflate it, there is a small black button in the air hole that you click and the air is released super quickly, then all you need to do its fold it in half and roll it to ensure the rest of the air is out and put it into the bag.Its really lightweight, seems really durable and overall i'm really happy with the purchase. I paid around about £16, which i feel is about right for what it is.

Why did you choose this product over others?:I purchased one of these for camping. I have just completed a 44 day trek and used this pillow every night and every night this pillow would deflate.For me, this makes this pillow useless - why would anyone want a pillow that will be flat by the morning!I tested the pillow for punctures by submersing it in water and looking for air bubbles so that I could fix it while I was on the trail - but the problem seems to be with the built-in valve.