Pillow talk

[olddog]

I use the Walmart inflatable travel pillow at $4.88 last time I checked. Fleece cover which can be easily removed and laundered. Inflate about 1/2 way. On my back I don't need much pillow, on my side I need a bit more. Deflated it takes up a minimal space in the pack.

[optimator]

Never needed to have a pillow with stuff sacks and clothes but I used this one that Jacks R Better supplied gratis with my BMBH-UL last night and think I'll continue to use it in the warmer months. Not so sweaty then. It's 0.6oz and $1.75.

http://www.jacksrbetter.com/shop/graham-flexair-pillow/

I've used the Graham flexair pillows in the past. They work pretty good. I found them here for .25 each. Might be worthy of a group buy if anyone was interested in taking that on. http://www.allmed.net/catalog/item/1...3220,1624,1610

But for now I'm also using the AHE snoring cub. I've used it for years and it still is as fluffed as it was when I got it.

[Jibbers]

I just bought a small camping pillow from wally world. Works great for me.

+1 on the wally world pillow. Bought one and used it last night. I liked it a lot. Much better than using my "arm" pillow =P

[swampfox]

I bought the Snoring Cub from AHE and found it too small for my liking. However, the Snoring Bear, just a little larger, was JUST RIGHT. It also clips to the ridgeline.
I've used it now for about 3 years.
http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/a...originals.html

[Boston]

I picked up a BPL inflatable pillow from a PIF. It weights about 0.6 oz and works OK by it self. I made a pillow case for it out of scrap poncho-liner material and it's super comfortable! Total weight is under 2 oz with the pillow case.

[Zigerot]

I use a cacoon air core

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It is super comfortable. The top is a silky nylon and the bottom is some polyester material, so it doesn't slid oparound under you. Plus it only weights 4 oz

[zooshooter]

I bought the Snoring Cub from AHE and found it too small for my liking. However, the Snoring Bear, just a little larger, was JUST RIGHT. It also clips to the ridgeline.
I've used it now for about 3 years.
http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/a...originals.html

I picked up a throw pillow at my local fabric store in the same size and made a ripstop pillow case for it. Works wonders and if I decide that I want a different filler in the pillow itself, the shell has a zipper on one end so I can take the polyester filling out if I want.

[Gristlehead]

+1 on the wally world pillow. Bought one and used it last night. I liked it a lot. Much better than using my "arm" pillow =P

+2 on the Wally World travel Pillow. I've even got the zebra print cover for it. What I like about it is that it is small enough that I can stuff it in with my zippered under/over quilt... (Note that I am no longer referring to the sleeping bag as such.)

[Brimstone]

The place that sells these on eBay is close to my house so I stopped in and picked up some for me and the kids. At $3.99 for me it was a great deal, but at $8.99 with shipping there may be better options. It is a very comfortable pillow, but not as super-collapsible as some.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/World-Famous...item19d7a1b4bd

[mumblez82]

This is what I've carried for about the last three years. It's light, comfortable and packs down really small. (2.4 oz)

http://www.rei.com/product/799192/co...perlite-pillow

+1 for this pillow. More than enough support. Some complain about the fabric being slick though.