Recommendations for backpacking pillow

[4ester]

I try to use what I already have. Stuff my puffy into large Kifaru ultralight pullout, wrap that in a wool shirt and tie the arms to keep it on.


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[Trevor73402]

I try to use what I already have. Stuff my puffy into large Kifaru ultralight pullout, wrap that in a wool shirt and tie the arms to keep it on.


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I’ve only tried it at home, but I think this is what is going to work best for me. The XL ultralight pullout stuffed with my down jacket and a light weight fleece makes a perfect sized pillow. Plus it’s items I’ll already have with me being put to use vs a dedicated pillow.

 

[MTElkChaser]

https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/collections/stuff-sacks/products/stuff-sack-pillows

I used this HMG dyneema stuff sack pillow with my puffy jacket inside all of last season. Bought the large size and it’s awesome - stupid light also.

 

[tdot]

Moved away from Kifaru pullout awhile ago as I went to all waterproof stuff sacs. But before that, I was using a stuffed XL pullout, it was awesome. Just a bit cold sometimes... wrapping it with a shirt is a great idea.

Switched out to the biggest HMG stuff sac pillow. It's awesome, much more comfortable in the cold, but it is definitely abit more crinkly then the Kifaru. I think the fleece lining added something like 15grams to the equivalent stuff sac that I had my down in. Easy math.

 

[Trevor73402]

https://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/collections/stuff-sacks/products/stuff-sack-pillows

I used this HMG dyneema stuff sack pillow with my puffy jacket inside all of last season. Bought the large size and it’s awesome - stupid light also.

For $50 all you are getting is the sack by itself?

 

[Clayniss]

Used a klymit last year which has its pros and cons. Pros are that it's lightweight and small. Cons are that it's uncomfortable and not the most durable imo. It was cheap though so can't complain too much

 

[jmden]

Nemo Filo

 

[Trial153]

Nemo Filo, the deluxe one. I take my kifaru string stuff pack and fill it with cloths, then I take the Filo and put it between the strings and sack and tighten it down so it doesn’t slide. At that point I have enough support to sleep okay.

 

[fngTony]

Here are the best backpacking pillows:

• Therm-a-Rest Trekker Pillow Case.
• Cocoon Hyperlight Air-Core Pillow.
• Sea to Summit Aeros Pillow Ultra Light.
• Sea to Summit Aeros Pillow Premium.
• Trekology Pillow.
• Exped Air Pillow UL.
• Exped Air Pillow.
• Klymit Pillow X.
• Cow squishmallow

cow squishmallow?