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    I use a small pillow i got at REI. I love it. You can find it here. http://www.rei.com/product/814938/qu...nthetic-pillow

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    L N, Before going to a hammock fulltime I slept with 2 or 3 pillows. Have now evolved to the point of not needing much at all. When on my back my hammock has this perfect fold that cradles my head. When I roll to my side, which is getting less often I do use a small neck pillow. I found an inflatable fleece covered one at WM in the travel section for about $4.50. It weighs in at 3.4 oz. I only inflate it half way.
    Most of us end up poorer here but richer for being here. Olddog, Fulltime hammocker, 365 nights a year.

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    I usually don't need one. I just use the edge of the hammock
    "You can fight, fight without ever winning,
    But you can never, ever win without a fight"
    -Rush

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    i use a 10x16 synth. fill pillow 5oz. it stays fluffy and can be folded double while reading.
    it available at Wilderness Logics.

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    My jacket has worked as a pillow for a long while now. Especially nice in cool weather as the jacket will be warm when I put it on.

    The only draw is spring rains. I usually only have my rain jacket and end up without a pillow or improvise in another way. No big deal to me.

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    I use a DIY pillow made with 1.1 ripstop and Climasheild HL because I have to have something under my head and I use a DIY because I am too cheap to buy a pillow when I have spare material from my uq projects.
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    i just picked up a wilderness logistics one and asked for a little "overstuff" because i like firm pillows, and used it this weekend in grayson. holy crap how awesome! it even kept my neck and shoulders warm!!!

    http://www.wildernesslogics.com/Pillow-Pillow.htm
    Give a man fire and he's warm for the night.
    Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life. Dante

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    I 3rd the vote for an Exped Air Pillow. At 2.8 ounces and 4 inches of height I will never use any other pillow for sleeping in a tent. I use it in my hammock because I already owned one before hand. If I didnt own one already I would just use my rain jacket stuffed into a my hammock bag since hammocks dont require much of a lift even for side sleepers.

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    I find no need for a pillow in the hammock.

    If I were to use one, I would just stuff a fleece jacket inside of a T-shirt. Less added wieght that way.
    "I go because it irons out the wrinkles in my soul." -- Sigurd Olson

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    i take one only when i car camp... i use a DIY pillow that i made a while ago
    It puts the Underquilt on it's hammock ... It does this whenever it gets cold

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