Inflatable Camping Pillow - Hiking Pillow Ultralight - Backpacking Pillow Lightweight - Camp Pillow Compressible - Blow Up Camping Pillow

I use this almost every day as it really is comfortable behind your back easy to blow up and strong. I also took it on a long haul flight and it’s surviving still after nine months.

After a few hours, I find that airline seats are about as comfortable to sit on as a concrete bench. A cushion is the obvious answer, but I hate the idea of conspicuously carrying a pillow through airports. This pillow seems like a good solution. It packs very small, inflates (and deflates) quickly and is comfortable to sit on. While time will tell, an initial examination makes me thin that this cushion will be reasonably rugged. The attached storage bag is also a convenience. I highly recommend it.

Went on a fly-in fishing trip and found no pillows. I know, should have packed my own, but they were supplied in the past.At any rate, I bought these as soon as I returned home. Then I tried them out over a couple of nights. I found them to be very much acceptable. Not as comfy as my "real" pillows, but certainly acceptable.Just two things that I didn't like. First, the cover may have cloth on it, but it's not particularly comfortable. A pillow case over the entire pillow is my plan of action. Second, without the pillow case it is somewhat noisy. I had an issue as a side sleeper, where slight adjustments made significant noise directly in my ear. I was able to get to sleep though.Overall I see it as a great option. They pack very small and they are much better than no pillow at all.

The Rikki-Tikki pillow is great, works perfectly and takes little space for transporting.I have not used the multi-port power adapter other than to test it. Am waiting for more extensive use when I travel in a few weeks,

Bought this three years ago and used for a handful of backpacking trips. The inflatable ended up tearing at the seam around the valve. It was a comfortable pillow but not durable. The valve is hard to open and close which could be why it ripped at the seam after so many uses.

This pillow is very packable, lightweight, easy to use, has great slip resistance against a slippery sleeping bag or pad, and is a decent value for your money. It is supportive but may be too firm for some, but when you’re backpacking a pillow is better than none :)

I bought this for my trip to Asia. Used it once on the way there. On way back, I discovered it had a leak and deflated a short time later. Not sure if it was defective or just a bad product.

I'm not a big fan of "wrap around your neck" style travel pillows so I decided to try the Rikki Tikki backpacking pillow. I was glad I did, I love the product.First, it is very comfortable. There is a thin layer of foam inside that makes it feel like a real pillow instead of a beach toy. I don't backpack or go camping but I spend a lot of time on planes and this pillow makes sleeping on the plane much better. You can lay the whole side of your head against it.Second, it collapses VERY small and stores in a bag that is sewn to the pillow so you always know where it is. I carry it on to the plane in the pocket of my sports coat, it's that small. Third, it is extremely easy to inflate and deflate. Instead of the normal inflation nipple it has an opening about the size of a quarter with a diaphragm. I can easily inflate it with about three breaths and then let a little air out to get just the right amount of cushion. The seal is tight and flat, you never feel it when using the pillow.Deflating and storing the pillow is very easy. You hold your finger on the diaphragm and start folding the pillow, you can get ALL of the air out of it this way and it fits right back into the bag.