Top positive review
This is a great budget friendly and ultralight inflatable pillow!
By Matt on Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2018
I bought this pillow for backpacking, and for the price, this pillow can't be beat! I assumed it would be pretty cheap feeling, but I was pleasantly surprised because that was not the case. The inflation valve has a button inside it that allows you to inflate the pillow without the air coming out of the pillow, and if you push it again it allows you to deflate it very easily. I expected the fabric to feel like a pool floatie, but it's not like that. I find it pretty comfortable. It's nice and compact and it really is as compact as a soda can when you put it in it's bag. On top of that, it's very lightweight. I personally used the storage bag for the pillow as a rock bag I could use to assist me in hanging my food bag while backpacking. I never heard of Trekology before buying this pillow, but they deserve more popularity in the ultralight backpacking world
Top critical review
They are nice and compact
By Spaceman Spiff on Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2018
Pros: Small and light weight. Holds air well. Supportive with contoured shape Cons: "Noisy" (will elaborate) Decent size but for those who move around a lot during sleep, the pillow (not just this, as other camping type will have the same issue) will not stay in place. Hot - If the temperature is hot, the pillow (as with all inflatable ones) will be uncomfortable overnight. We brought a few of these for camping. They are nice and compact, are light weight and holds air well. The biggest gripe I have with this is the noise it makes as it moves over air mattresses, sleeping bag pads or tent floors. We have a couple of Lightspeed mattresses and when all is quiet, any shifts and movement of the pillow against the mattress will generate 'uncomfortable' noise. I personally don't stay perfectly still as I sleep, and when all is quiet, movement of the pillow can be heard by everyone in the tent. In order to decrease on this noise, I would assume you'd have to put a cover over it - and one over the mattress for more noise suppression. I was woken up by the noise a few times at night, and I'm not a light sleeper. For the lightweight camping trips, no one will be carrying clothe covers. I don't have and haven't tried this on foam pads, but assume they would be better in regards to the noise.
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