Sea to Summit Aeros Ultralight Camp Pillow, Gray Large

2025-07-11T20:00:00

Lightweight and easy to inflate.

Marie S.

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2025-07-09T20:00:00

my initial thought was "why does this thing cost $50?" i had left my camp pillow at home accidentally and had to visit the trading post before i left for my trek. i tried to sleep with my sweatshirt as a pillow but 1: it was uncomfortable and 2: i'd eventually be at altitudes of 10k+ feet above sea level, so i'll probably need that sweatshirt (and i did). so i bit the bullet and bought the cheapest pillow they had available (which wasn't cheap, i might add). best $50 i ever spent on a balloon. this thing is so light. but so comfortable, i was amazed. and you can adjust the amount of air with a press of the valve. (genius, but simple tech. . . i love it). i thought it was going to be a pain to sleep on because i was expecting the typical balloon sounds as my head was on it, but it never happened! i'm never going back to my chopped memory foam pillow again. the only downside to this is that it is SO LIGHT, that sometimes i lose it when i roll over or shift in my sleep. i had it snugged into the mummy hood, but that didn't last long. if i could get the little velcro patches and stick them in my sleeping bag to keep it from moving around, i might. well done. i'm impressed. *side note, it also works great as a lumbar support on a 22 hour train ride.

Matt

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2025-06-29T20:00:00

Very comfortable and easy to inflate and adjust to the proper comfort. Deflates quickly too.

Richard P.

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2025-06-28T20:00:00

Very soft, comfortable and easy to use.

Kimberly H.

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2025-04-09T20:00:00

First one lasted 8,000 miles. I couldn't say I "didn't get my money's worth" so, even though they offered to replace it, I happily bought a new one to replace the filthy old beat-up leaking pillow. This is about the best use of you money. I would give it 6 stars if I could

Eric S.

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