ECOTEK Outdoors Compact Inflatable Camp Travel Pillow + Bonus 11-in-1 Wallet Multitool Survival Card

Little bulky for backpacking...however...sooooo worth it. I haven't found a better pillow for camping anywhere. Bought 4 of them, kiddos got one and I even used one for my legs.

Nice little packable pillow. I found that it's just too small for me to feel really comfortable on, but it's better than a lumpy sweatshirt in a stuff sack, so I was happy to have it. I found I had to under inflate it a bit, as it was hard as a rock fully inflated.

I bought this pillow in time for a 4 day, 3 night camping trip. I liked how thick the pillow was when fully inflated. But that was about the only good part of the pillow. It packs large for being a pillow (my air mattress is almost the exact same size when packed). Secondly, when testing the pillow before my trip, everything worked fine. But I didn't leave it inflated overnight. As I found out on my camp out, it deflates during the night. So much so that when I woke up at 2am because I had no pillow support, I inflated it back up only to have it go down again before morning. Each night was this way. I tried various things to ensure that the valve was properly closed. Without stripping the plastic threads on the valve, it was as good as it was going to get. It is also too wide to fit in a mummy bag. So instead of sleeping comfortably with the bag zipped up, it was actually pushing the pillow further from my head and body. I am severely disappointed with this product and it is a 1 1/2 star review.

This was a very comfy pillow. Easy to blow up and adjust the inflation. To deflate enough to get into the carry bag you have to stand on it and move around...then don't close the tube. It seems a little large to pack at first, but so worth the space it takes!

I use these for lumbar support when traveling. They're bigger than I like for packing, but do the job for back support.

Uncomfortable, doesn't always deflate very easy.

Slept on it for one night and feels good for the money! I wish it was a bit thicker as I am a side sleeper but the best camp pillow I have bought.

It appears to be well made despite being another Chinese made product. My biggest issue is lack of comfort as described and nothing related to any pillow cases or pads to absorb sweat on hot nights. The material is stiff, which for me causes ear aches when laying on my side to sleep. This for me is the only way to sleep without snoring. The included tool seems heavy duty, but I have not field tested it yet. I am having custom made padded pillow cases in hopes of eliminating the afore mentioned cons I have about this pillow. I will say this is the only camping sleep related product that will fit back into the bag after use. None of my sleeping bags or airbeds will ever fit again in the carry bags, but this pillow so far twice has gone back in the original bag nicely. If it was comfortable, then it would be perfect. The firmness is adjustable by inflating/deflating, but the hard plastic takes away from any useful adjustments.Field tests 8/3/16 Looses air & has to be re-inflated often, can't be used without a custom made pillow case. Plain pillow in hot weather sweat builds up on surface. It is inferior to the Coleman pillow that does not lose its shape, is washable, and lasted 20 years or more of uses.2nd Update 9/10/2016 just 3 months of use and the self inflating valve has now completely failed. It will not hold air pressure once installed. This is from daily use while visiting many National Parks across the country, but this pillow is overrated by the maker. It still lacks the quality we once enjoyed from Made In USA products over Chinese cheap junk. So I am now reducing my rating to a single star and telling you not to buy this pillow that only lasts about 2 months before problems come up. The terry cloth pillow cases I custom made for this pillow for more comfort in hot weather, just got soaked with sweat and made the comfort worse at times. Without a pillow case sweat just pools up in the recessed portions of the pillow. Add the hard fabric that literally hurts your head to lay on with other issues, this is among the worst camp pillows I've owned.