Thermarest Compressible Pillow Cinch

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...

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 have the whole set of these travel pillows from Therm-a-Rest but here are my findings for the XL size. I tested this (XL) pillow on my bed for the last few weeks after washing and drying it and found it to be very comfortable. BUT, This XL pillow does not to seem to have the same level of fill (st...

Got this for backpacking to replace one of the cheap inflatable ones. I really liked the concept of a real pillow you can take in the backcountry. On paper, the size (of the small version) seems adequate, and comparable to the inflatables. In practice, the thing compresses down to a pancake, and off...

Nice car pillow. Compresses a bit into itself, but not a lot. It's still a bulky pillow. It's a good size for a camp/tent pillow, but it's not a backpacking pillow by any means. It's not an even texture. You can tell that it's full of chunks of foam. As such, it doesn't expand into a uniform full pi...

I like the design ideas they put into this new version. Like the drawstring to increase firmness. But overall I found the volume of foam was lessened. So yes the texture feels softer and less “bumpy” than the older model. But it’s also flatter. I actually don’t mind the bumpiness and will have to lo...

If you're looking for something that feels like a real pillow and aren't too worried about size and weight, this is a pretty good option. The foam loses its loft pretty quickly when in use. As a side sleeper, most backpacking pillows are too thin for me. I used this on top of an inflatable pillow to...

Just ok, wasn’t uncomfortable just tends to bunch up and leave openings in the fill. When it arrived I was surprised it was as big as it was and doesn’t compact very well, but that really wasn’t a problem stuffing it into my pack. Don’t hate it but will look for one that doesn’t bunch up

I bought 2 medium size pillows. They pack down very nicely, but they are lumpy and don’t stay fluffy as the loft isn’t very good. I did buy a few of the rei brand pillows and they are much, much better.

If you look through many of the other reviews and check this pillow out on FakeSpot.com they look pretty legit. This is my honest experience with the pillows I purchased and the company's warranty. 1) The pillows are made from scraps of mattress material that compress down. This makes the pillow lum...