FlexAir® Inflatable Pillows

Worked well this last weekend. Super light, easy to inflate, and doesn't leak. If your head isn't right in the middle it'll tend to roll off the sides. ;) I wrapped mine in a tshirt to make it a little more comfortable.

Folks, you won't find a lighter pillow out there. I use mine in a hammock, which I find to be the best fit for "pure air" non-padded pillows. Between a few and many uses, it will eventually wear out. They are so light, you could keep two on hand and the weight would still be well below other ultralight pillows on the market.

Love it, great package, extremely durable, if anything it’s hard to get the air out

I wasn’t expecting much for the small price but tried it anyway. I was skeptical when I saw there was no discernible valve on the pillow. The pillow arrives folded up flat in a plastic sleeve and what appears like a plastic drinking straw. I put the straw into the slot opening on the pillow and blew it up about half way. When I pulled the straw out, the pillow surprisingly sealed and has never yet let any air out. I keep it in my chair to provide lumbar support and it has done so quite well. The pillow is essentially a plastic sleeve with a self sealing valve and a micron dusting of something that gives it a cloth like “nap” for lack of a better word. I am very satisfied with the function this pillow delivers for such a modest price.

I use this large FlexAir Inflatable Pillow under my regular camping pillow, which is just not thick enough. The FlexAir pillow is easy to inflate and stays inflated. It is also easy to adjust to the thickness and firmness desired. Much better than trying to use a stuff sack filled with excess clothing items. And the pillow is so light and compact.

Lite and perfect. How I put up the straw without breaking or loosing it?

these pillows are really light. They do make some crinkle sounds but I think they will be fine.

I have owned 4 different backpacking pillows and none have lasted a quarter as long as this $3 pillow. I used this 21 nights in a row on the long trail without a single issue and it was comfortable to boot.

Best three bucks I've ever spent incredibly thick great support. Used on a couple trips I'm very careful with it and use it wrapped in my fleece jacket. Seems sturdy enough for its purpose and surprisingly so given its 1 ounce weight. If I have a problem with the one I purchased I will definitely buy another.

Very comfortable to sleep on. I inflated it about halfway and it was perfect. How can you beat it for the weight and the price.

Previous to the FlexAir pillow, I was always challenged to find a workable solution without a weight or volume penalty. Easy to use and pack, the FlexAir pillows are the perfect solution. Paired with a Buff "pillowcase", this is truly barley there backcountry luxury. The added red inflating straw is really thoughtful as well.

I used several other inflatable pillows that simply were not thick enough for me to sleep comfortably so I had been lugging around a 10 oz foam pillow. This pillow can blow up thick enough to still have some give while holding my head where I want it. I love it, and I have a hard time imagining that I'll go to anything else anytime soon.

Used the pillow on a weekend hammock trip and this pillow weighs almost nothing, and is so simple. I like the way it is adjustable to the firmness you want, inflate it to the max and you have a pillow to sit up and rest on. You can deflate easily to use as a sleeping pillow and the rectangular shape fits in the hammock perfectly. Goodbye to my other pillows, this ones the keeper.

I've only used these a few nights, so I have no idea how long they'll last overall, but if preliminary evidence is any indication, for the amount of backpacking I do they'll easily work for a season or more. I'm marveling at the valve - it really IS like magic! There was zero air loss overnight. If I were to try a thru hike I might be tempted to invest in a standard inflatable job (or maybe put these in re-supply boxes?

As I shaved out extra clothing from my pack, I was left without a viable "pillow". With a fast approaching trip, I read some reviews on these and decided to give them a spin. I asked if these could be packaged and sent to me in an expedited manner and was obliged! Arrived quickly and was able to test them out for a few nights. Man, what an upgrade from using a fleece. This thing is surprisingly durable and doesn't deflate (I toss and turn constantly during the night). Would recommend to anyone.

Very light and comfortable. I used it for two nights now. Wonder how durable it is.

I picked up a 3 pack just to give this a try. It sounded too good to be true but I was pleasantly surprised when I received them. They are sturdier than I expected so we'll see how long they last. The valve is magic. You just put in the straw and inflate and take the straw out and it seals. No fussing. Very simple. Didn't leak in the short test I did but again, we'll see how it works overnight. The valve is your typical plastic but you only interact with about a quarter inch of it. The rest of the pillow is made up of a smooth and soft material, almost like a super soft Tyvek. Very comfortable and not plasticy feeling at all. If this holds up and continues to work this will be the best purchase I've made this year. It weights 1/10th what my current pillows weigh and has the same shape and, most important as a side sleeper, it's deep enough to support my head.

Great pillow. I use mine as a leg pillow, to take the pressure off my knees in my hammock. This thing is super light, easy to inflate and deflate, hasn't lost air on me yet, packs small, and is comfortable. Great option, great price.

Interested in trying these on the trail. The air valve is cool.