Aeros Ultralight Pillow

I've done a lot of camping. We started out using the blow up pillows because they are so easy to pack -- but wound up getting more traditional pillows because the blow ups were so uncomfortable and hard to sleep on. Recently, I went looking for another light-weight pillow for a 4 day backpacking trip. Having to carry group gear and water, I knew I needed to cut weight where ever possible. I spent time reading reviews and this inflatable pillow kept coming up with good ratings - so despite being skeptical of inflatables, I purchased this pillow and off I went to Death Valley for 3 days. I don't know how they did it. It looks like every other inflatable pillow I've hated --- but somehow Sea to Summit made theirs exceptionally comfortable. I flip from side to side and onto my back as i sleep and was comfortable in all positions. It may have helped that I did have the Sea to Summit sleeping bag and the pillow fits perfectly in the hood - however, there was definitely something about the shape and way it supported my neck regardless of my position. Additional notes: It blows up in like 2 or 3 puffs and it does not loose any air. It also packs in its case with ease and is about the size of a spool of thread in it's little case. I never thought I would be getting excited about another inflatable camping pillow -- but this one is really great!

This is my second Sea to Summit Aeros UL. My first one I purchased 11 years ago! My first pillow got a small leak, which was probably fixable but I forgot about it until right before another trip, so to be safe I ordered a new one. Not going to lie, I shopped around for a better option. I'm a light/finicky sleeper and I find this one to be noisy and I'm not crazy about the texture. However, shopping around I could not find anything that compared to the pack size of this one. Plus, I know they're durable! Positives: + Light + Small + Easy to inflate + Easy to deflate & pack + Thick Negatives (to me) - Noisy in nylon-lined bag - Texture of pillow - Slides on smooth surfaces I do recommend this to others.

Great pillow, just wish it was one inch taller.

I love the size, weight, and comfort of this pillow. It is small in width and length but still thicker than my other similar trekology pillow. It has some stretch so it conforms to your head better than others I have tried. My only two small issues are with the outer material on the bottom side. It grabs on the dry skin of my hands like velcro. That feeling is like scratching a chalkboard with my fingernails. I just try to avoid touching it. The other issue is there are no grip pads built into the bottom. I ended up putting small dabs of silicone on mine to prevent it from slipping on my sleeping pad. That was an easy mod that really helps me get better sleep but I would like to see it built into the pillow. These are not issues that would deter me from purchasing another one of these pillows so they’re pretty minor.

I like the pillow. It is thick and big so I sleep well with it. I bought it and it developed a problem but Sea to Summit was very helpful in fixing the problem. I can't speak about it's longevity yet.

This is a great item. Blows up with a couple breaths easy to adjust the firmness easy to clean extremely lightweight and durable it's great product except for it's a little pricey.

Light and comfy

Firstly, it still holds air indefinitely, no punctures or faked external seams. I bought this to replace a UL S2S pillow I got three years of heavy use out of (150+ nights). After 45 nights it separated from the baffles within. It did not puncture, but it is now egg-shaped instead of flat. I normally would not complain about an inflatable pillow, but this was $40+. My old was was purchased on sale at REI for $20 All that being said, it's a comfortable pillow and I enjoyed it until it failed. And at least it still holds air. I'll probably buy another one on the chance this was a fluke. But if that one fails I will amend this review with -stars.