Leisure Co Ultra-Portable & Ultralight Camping Pillow - Perfect Compact Inflatable Pillow for Backpacking, Travel, Back Lumbar Support, Camp Trips, Planes and More!

This is an amazing pillow. Good size, not too little. Best part is it is so easy to inflate and deflate and works best when not fully inflated. Unexpectedly very comfortable and easy to bring anywhere! It is my flight savior when traveling on long flights. Better than any neck pillow.

Purchased for our teen son who goes camping often and he used to carry a full-size pillow. As he moved up the ranks with the Boy Scouts, he needed to trim the weight of his gear (bye-bye full-sized pillow!) and this one was perfect! Easy to inflate and deflate and the covering on this is very comfortable. It's supposed to be hand clean only, but I have to confess that I put it through the washing machine (after a 10-day camping trip, I just had to) and it was fine. I made sure to seal it and put it in a mesh bag before I washed it and put it through the dryer for a little bit and let it air out the rest of the way. He's taken it to friend's house for sleep-overs and it's worked out very well. I may have to invest in a pillow cover for future camping trips, but he's been very happy with it.

We haven)t used it yet in an airplane, but it looks like it will serve its goal. Easy to inflate, small size and probably sufficient for head support in an overnight flight.

I was skeptical if it would be comfortable after seeing how light it was. Got it in the mail, excitedly opened it, inflated in just a couple of breathes and Viola! I had a crazy comfortable pillow that weight next to nothing and packed up really small. I love it! It feels much nicer than most inflatable pillows I’ve tried, actually seems to have some nice padding in combination with the air.Highly recommend for hiking or traveling.

I'm a side/stomach sleeper so neck pillows for airplanes are lost on me, not to mention rather bulky when backpacking. I looked through dozens of inflatable pillows before deciding on this one. I brought it on a recent flight from NYC to the Philippines and I loved it. The quality is nice, it packs up small, inflates and deflates with ease. It's obviously an air pillow so you have to take it for what it is, but I coupled it with the tiny pillow the airline gives you and I slept decently in my window seat.

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

I love this pillow! I took it on a long flight, and it was great for sleeping. At home I sleep with one of those big, hard pillows for my neck issues. I was really worried about the flight, but this did the job great. No neck problems at all! Plus, you can control how much air goes in it as well. Super easy to inflate, deflate, and pack up. I would highly recommend it!

I bought this hoping for a pillow a little larger and more comfortable than the current pillow I use for backcountry skiing and camping. Although it's slightly larger for packing than my current pillow, the minor trade-off is well worth the difference in size and comfort for sleeping. With my old pillow, I always cover it with a down jacket or fleece to improve the comfort, no need to do that with this pillow. It also truly does take only a few breaths to inflate.

I've always bundled clothes into a compression sack to make a pillow and my sleeps weren't pleasant with a button digging into my ear. This puppy is a game changer. I adjusted the firmness and wow, what a difference. Weighs nothing and can see a future battle with my dog over who gets the pillow on our next backpacking trip.

Pillow arrived early. Immediately tried it out, it's a nice size, very soft and comfortable.Packs down really small too and it's light weight.There is a slight crinkle noise when you move but it probably won't be too much of a problem.Would have given 5 stars but the package it was delivered in was paper and it was wet with something. (PILLOW WAS IN A PLASTIC BAG INSIDE SO IT WAS UNDAMAGED)Overall, happy with my purchase.