There’s a dizzying array of pillow fillings options out there, from synthetic mixes to natural fills. Signs You Need to Say Goodbye to Your Pillowīuying New Pillows: Choosing The Right Pillow For You Find out if your current pillow is the partner of your dreams, or one you should perhaps ditch. The right pillow will support your sleep posture and help you wake refreshed and ready for the day ahead. Until next time.You spend a third of your life head or face down on a pillow so choose pillows with care. Don’t forget to check out the rest of our blog for more tips, tricks and gear reviews from the trail. Well, that’s it for this week folks, hope you enjoyed this review of the Nemo Fillo Elite. That does feel like an almost trivial gripe on an otherwise great product though. In the interests of balance I’ll point out that the nozzle can be very slightly fiddly sometimes. Add to that the integrated stuff sack, removable cover and Nemo’s impressive lifetime warranty, and you’ve got yourself a game-changing product. If there’s a more comfortable camping pillow out there in this weight class, I’d seriously love to hear about it. The Nemo Fillo Elite pillow has shot straight into my go-to sleep setup. Then remember to buy it online and save yourself a little scratch 🙂 Verdict See if they have it in stock at your local camping store, and go have a feel. In fact, if this thing was even a little bigger, I would seriously consider using it as my actual pillow at home! Don’t just take my word for it though. This pillow just seems like it shouldn’t be as comfortable as it is given the small size, light weight and relative lack of padding. For me, the extra 40 grams or so on the Fillo is totally worth it, given the luxurious feel. It’s certainly in an entirely different class from something like the Aeros Traveller – although the Aeros still holds the weight advantage. This is, without question, the comfiest camping pillow I’ve ever owned. I kept picking it up over and over again as I couldn’t believe how different it was from other camping pillows I’ve tried. Having said that, the reason I bought it was because of how soft and comfy it felt in the shop.
In fact, of all the stuff on my to buy list, a new pillow ranked somewhere near the bottom. Right, let me just say first of all that I didn’t even need a camping pillow when I bought this. To be honest, with only two breaths to inflate, I wouldn’t really care even if I had to resuscitate it every day. Realising my mistake, I tried it again the next night and found the pillow had still deflated but only by about 30%. However, this was because I cleverly decided to leave the valve in the unlocked position for the night. Once the valve is open for deflation, you compress the pillow down until the air is out, before pushing and twisting the valve shut again.Īs for overnight deflation, the pillow did go down by about 50% or so when I slept on it. There is a tiny bit of work to be done on deflation, however.
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Once I’d figured it out, the pillow was up in just two full breaths. I’ll admit I had a little bit of trouble with the nozzle – for some reason the Fillo uses a ‘twist, then pull’ system, which I hadn’t come across before. The actual inflatable inside the pillow is a baffled plastic cell – it looks a little bit like a giant ziplock bag! Nemo Fillo Elite Review Inflation and Deflation The removable cover is made of an ultrasoft cotton and polyester blend. The weight of the Fillo is 80 grams – not terrible, but it could be better. That’s 3 inches of thickness, which isn’t a whole lot for a camping pillow, but we’ll get to that soon. The pack size of the Fillo Elite is a tidy 10 x 8cm. The Nemo Fillo Elite inside its integrated stuff sack Size, Materials and Weight
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