View Poll Results: What is your favorite backpacking pillow and why? (replies highly appreciated)

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  • Exped Comfort Foam Pillow - $45

    0 0%
  • Exped Air Pillow - $35

    5 18.52%
  • Western Mountaineering Cloudrest - $40

    0 0%
  • COCOON Air-Core Pillow Ultralight - $25

    5 18.52%
  • Big Agnes Air Core Pillow - $22

    1 3.70%
  • NEMO Fillo - $45

    0 0%
  • Montbell UL Comfort Pillow - $30

    1 3.70%
  • Kookabay UL pillow - $30

    1 3.70%
  • Spartan Sports Camp Pillow - $10

    1 3.70%
  • Thermarest Compressible Pillow - $28

    13 48.15%
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  1. #61
    Senior Member turnerminator's Avatar
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    My down gilet in a stuff sack is my pillow/dribblecatcher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swampfox View Post
    Arrowhead Eq. Snoring Bear pillow fits me perfectly. I've tried several different ones over the years but I quit looking when I got this one.
    http://arrowheadequipment.webs.com/a...ts/show/895142
    SF do you know offhand the weight of your pillow? It doesn't say on the site.

    I was only able to put up 10 polls lol. I definitely should have listed the DIY. Which is what I am leaning towards. A fleece or maybe flannel with climashield fill. Thank you all for your replies and ideas.

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    Thermarest stuff sack with fleece linning. Holds my top quilt by day and windshirt at night.
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    I love my Thermarest pillow.

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    Thermarest trekker pillowcase (left over from my car campin' ground days).

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    Senior Member CrackMunk's Avatar
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    I have gone no pillow, camp pillow, and bed pillow, I have found I can sleep with ether or. Car camping I go with my old feather pillow, short hike ins I use a camp pillow that stuffs into a small stuff sack (4x6?), if I'm hiking the whole trip then I wouldn't take a pillow and just fluff up my bag under my head. if I have to choose I go with the old feather pillow it gets lighter the more I use it
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    I usually find a big rock or some leaves. You know what the say, "leaves of three, sleep in peace"....or something like that.

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    I used nearly all those pillow options in your poll on at least one trip over the course of 5 years of backpacking; of just one year in a hammock.
    My favorite, and only one I have now, is the Therm-a-rest.
    My reasoning: I really need something with lift, that's soft and has real support; much like with what you get with a standard pillow in bed.
    Which for me, that is what I need to sleep most comfortably. And the Therm-a-rest pillow is the closest option despite being the heaviest.

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    I went to do the DIY route...It was going to way a ton lol.
    Soooo I ordered the Large Exped Air pillow. It is worth every penny! It doesn't feel like sleeping on a balloon. Very soft and fits perfect in the hood of my WM Megalite sleeping bag.

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    fleece throw blanket for me.. very adjustable and doubles as a extra blanket

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