Sea to Summit Aeros Down Inflatable Pillow

The media could not be loaded. I picked up the large size of this inflatable backpacking pillow, and it’s been an excellent addition to my sleep system. It’s very light weight, only 3.1 oz without the stuff sack (3.3 oz with). The down topping makes a noticeable difference in comfort.I’ve found it’s most comfortable when slightly under-inflated. Fully inflated, it’s a bit firm, but with just a little air let out, it molds nicely to your head and neck. It takes only about five breaths to blow up and deflates in a second, which makes setup and takedown effortless.The regular size fits perfectly into the hood of a sleeping bag, which helps it stay put through the night. For the combination of comfort, weight, and packability, I’m really happy with this pillow!

I absolutely loved this pillow. I took it up Mt. Rainier in July and every ounce was important. This pillow added almost no weight and was super comfortable to sleep on.It is easy to inflate/deflate and either side of the pillow is comfortable to sleep on, at least for me. For a little extra padding, you can put a puff jacket or sleeping bag over it, but I found the pillow was pretty comfortable on its own.It is a little hard to get back in the stuff sack, but worth it since it packs to the size of a small apple.highly recommend over other inflatable or mixed pillows when backpacking long distances or hiking with heavy packs.

I had tried a few of these pillows and ultimately chose the down-filled but to be honest i would have been just fine with the non-down version.The pillow is HUGE by camping pilow standards and the ability to finely adjust the firmness is a really nice touch. It feels quality (because it is -- sea to summit stuff is choice) and packs up really small.

Purchase for backpack camping. It may work for some but it is too small for me. I'll start with the good. It is small and easily packable. The surface is comfortable and you can adjust the air pressure to meet your needs. The issue is that it is not big enough for me to support my neck and head I'm 6' 1" 210lbs. You will need to have a pillow case to use as it will slide off sleeping pad. I'm still using it, but I have to stuff clothes or jackets into pillow case with it.

My wife liked this so much I bought one for myself. According to my scale this is actually slightly lighter than the listing states. (It says 2.5oz but mine weighed in at 2.43oz.) The down-filled top works best if you inflate it slightly less than full, so it has a bit of give to let it "loft". But that's also another thing that makes this better than other pillows. It adds insulation under your head and makes a noticeable difference in colder weather.

I bought the large, which was supposed to be 16.5x11 inches. The package says it is the “large” one, and an “L” is printed on the pillow, but it’s like 14.75 x 9.5”. I tried to even squish the ruler into the pillow to exaggerate the measurement, but it’s definitely way small, by like 1.5+” each dimension. Basically almost the size they advertise for the “regular” one, which was disappointing.Besides the big discrepancy in size, I like the pillow overall. Easy to fill, soft, warm, easy to adjust firmness, and packs away nicely. It’s just that for $70 it shouldn’t be way smaller than advertised.

Has a comfortable surface with down fill under the cover next to your face. Still an inflatable pillow, and has that fullness. I let the air out until it reaches a softest that I like. Really compact and light - stuffs into the sac along with sleeping bag. Best inflatable pillow I have found.

Just want I was looking for in a pillow.