💤 Klymit Luxe Pillow - Lightweight Inflatable Travel Pillow (New) - Grey, Extra-Large Review

The size of this pillow is large and the padding makes it stand out from other brands like Sea to Summit and Kathmandu. However, it always drains no matter what I've done. Tried adjusting the nob but the airbag must be leaking. Used lightly a few times and found it frustrating to wake up and reinflate every few hours. ***Updated April 14, 2017*** Support contacted me and was very helpful. They support this product and sent me a free replacement airbag. I tested it by putting a 35lb weight on it

In my 30 years of camping and backpacking trips I have had many camping pillows. Each had its pros and cons. Unfortunately, the cons seemed to stack up, forcing me to look for the next best option. I was skeptical that this would be an answer and was very pleasantly surprised! While weight was my first concern, the extra ounces are worth the amazing sleep I get with this big boy! The inflatable bladder and quilted cover offer the plush comfort of a real pillow, and the washable cover is the…

Got 2 for my wife and I for our ground up/roof tent. While not perfect, they work a little better than some other bouncy castles. Pros: Folds down to the size of soda cans and they can be stuffed into a travel bag fairly easily. Don't make a lot of "inflatable pillows". Noise when your head is on it. The fabric cover makes them more comfortable. Pretty easy to inflate - we use a battery powered air pump so it inflates pretty quickly. The lid hides the valve so you don't feel it on your head…

The photos compare it to my thickest pillow at home (foam filled) which is about 2ft standard. The Klymit pillow is about 4 inches thick at maximum airflow, which is a good compromise between a thick pillow and a thin pillow. You can always let the air out if it seems too thick. I used this pillow for a week while traveling because I never liked the pillows I get in hotel rooms. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable it is. I downgraded it one star for not taking care of…

I try to sleep on my back, but I often end up on my side and stomach (that's why I'm a "motor"). the other, mainly because they're too stiff when fully inflated (so if that's exactly the height you want, that's probably fine) and too flexible when not fully inflated. The plastic bubble makes noise like a sleeping mat, but if you're wearing earplugs or not moving, that's probably fine. Those that advertise a soft finish usually have a VERY thin layer of gel or foam; not enough to do anything. I…