Therm-A-Rest Compressible Pillow

If you're looking to complete the Essential Sleeping System Package, be sure to check out the Compressible Pillow by Therm-a-Rest. This thing is extre...

This guy's been around for ages, available in four sizes, uses recycled materials, which includes off-cuts from the foam that they use in the producti...

Can't say enough good things about them. I was already the big fan of the compressible pills from Therm-Rest and now they made it even better. So ther...

The value of this depends entirely on if you fit within its target audience. Do you want to keep a pillow in your truck/car "just in case," but don't want it taking up a ton of space? Do you want to go backpacking and save space in your sack, but don't want to invest in an air pillow? This pillow is...

Therm-A-Rest Compressible Pillow in Fun Guy print. I also lash a 2# chair to my pack, so base weight obviously takes the seat behind comfort in my ethos.

Whoever decided to call this "x-large" should be slapped. I like it, but I felt that "it's okay" was a much better descriptor for the pillow, so I settled on three stars instead of 4, however, if I had the option, I'd go 3.5. The Breakdown: - This pillow is XL if you're a chihuahua. Dimensions are o...

Sleeping pad! I have an REI Camp Dreamer and a Therm-a-rest Mondoking and they’re both amazing. Together with a good pillow I’m a happy camper!

For the price paid, this was a bit of a disappointment. I camp regularly and needed a smaller compact pillow for use. I've used many different styles, and for hiking my gear, I've used condensed blow up pillows. (those bite) I saw this and figured the reviews were good, but was really disappointed w...

I'm currently using Therm-a-rest's compressible pillow and it's both way too heavy and not thick enough for me (I'm a side sleeper). I'm looking into alternatives and so far I've narrowed it down to either using a S2S Aeros, or combining a FlexAir with a stuff sack pillow.