How many times have you climbed into a luxurious sleeping bag on for a night of sleep only to lay your head on your wadded up jacket? Thanks to the NEMO Fillow Pillow, you won’t wake up with zipper marks embossed on your face. The micro-brushed exterior is ultra-soft, while the head-cradling power comes from an inflatable cell and an inch of memory foam.
- One inch memory foam and three-inch air space cushion your head against the hard ground
- Elastic cord on underside lets you attach folded clothing to the pillow for extra height if you're a side sleeper
- Packs down in stuff sack (included) to the size of a liter bottle
- Soft microsuede cover is machine-washable
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Fillo
Zach Parrott
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Awesome
zolotoi
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I own the Thermarest compressible, an LL Bean compressible, have used a couple inflatables and others. This is by far the best camping pillow I've used. I'm a side sleeper, and have always had a rough time getting comfortable while backpacking. This solved it! Only had it for two weeks, been out one weekend, and didn't wake up once during the night! Packs down smaller than any of the others as well. Great pillow.
Generally, memory foam get rigid in cool...
cwjny
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Generally, memory foam get rigid in cool temps. I took a Tempurpedic pillow camping and it was rock hard at 45 degrees. Does the Fillow avoid this issue?
better than a piece of wood
Casey Glaubman
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so i realize that title doesn't speak well as to how much i actually do like this pillow. it's really nice and soft and the added accessory cord on the bottom of it is great for putting a sweatshirt or something there in case you're like me and tend to sleep on your side.
Nemo camping pillow is very comfortable
Justin Sibley
Member since
I've always just used my coat or a dry bag as a pillow when camping. I finally decided to buy a camp pillow. I've never slept so well in the backcountry. It's not super light, so if you're an UL camper, you may decide this isn't worth it.
Great Pillow, Local to me company!
Charles "Chip" Pinder
Member since
I bought this pillow thinking I was going to regret the purchase... BUT LET ME TELL YOU! Very comfortable, I have used it on a plane, sleeping at a friends house, deployed here in Afghanistan, in an airport (Ok, Multiple airports around the world). I keep this packed in my carry on because it packs so small. Oh and its very durable too. I have laid on my side with this under my arm - Im no light guy at 240 pounds! and no bulging or complaining. I have also had my extremely hyper 55 pound lab use it as a launching point jumping down off my couch - not even a small scratch! Great pillow, worth every penny, and a local company to New England home home stomping grounds - Can't beat it!
Oh my god
kzoodan
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Packs so small, and the memory foam "topper" is soft and comfortable. The air bladder inflates in 2 or 3 breaths (makes it easy to adjust to your liking) and the para-cord on the back makes it easy to roll up a jacket to add more height to the whole thing. Best pack pillow I've come across. Blows the therm-a-rest compressible pillow out of the water, if you ask me.
Stuffed Size
Joe S.
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Back side
Joe S.
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back side of pillow with internal stuff sack pulled out.
Good Pillow. Worth $45?
Joe S.
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I picked this up yesterday so I can't testify to its longevity yet. However, with Backcountry's return policy, I don't worry about those things as much as I used to. All in all, this pillow is what I had expected, with a few minor exceptions. The memory foam isn't really memory foam. It seems much more like regular foam to me. The pillow is quite comfortable, but I wouldn't say that it is more comfortable than my home pillow. However, it is much more comfortable than other travel pillows I've used (most of those flatten). It packs down to about the size of a 1 liter Nalgene (see uploaded pictures). On the pictures I've pulled out the sewn in stuff sack to show it's flattened size. One final note.. this doesn't bother me at all, but might bother some. I noticed that when inflated (or deflated for that matter), the bladder does make "crinkly" noises when you move around on it. Nothing too serious, but it might bother some people. The micro brushed fabric is quite comfortable and soft. All in all, I'm pretty pleased with this pillow. It has more innovation and comfort than any other camping pillow I've seen, but am not totally sure if I believe it is worth the $45.
How much does it weigh? Thanks!
kcbudd227385
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How much does it weigh? Thanks!
Dean Whitehead
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Hey there, it weighs 10.8 oz total and 5.1 oz with the memory foam taken OUT...
how does this compare to thermarest large...
lha2506637
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how does this compare to thermarest large in terms of how big it can get and how small it can be compressed. Anyone try both and have a preference
Better Than My Home Pillow
Mitch
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One of the best backpacking investments I have ever made.
The Fillo is pretty light and packs down very small for it's unpacked size. (Half a 1 liter Nalgene)
The memory foam is amazing, from sleeping in the car, to the back country, and even at home.
The inflatable bladder is genius, and never leaks.
The foam and bladder come out so the exterior is machine washable.
I wish I could give this 6 stars, I love this pillow that much.
If you want to sleep well in the back country, get the Fillow.
so good i use it on my bed at home
browntown
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honestly, this is the BEST pillow out there. i am pretty finicky about pillows, what can i say, i am a fan of comfort. i am also a fan of getting a great nights rest after a day of madness so... yeah, lightweight, small pack down size, and just right kinda size under your melon. you can easily adjust the firmness with the little valve as you are laying down on it too which is really cool if you like it firm or mushy. all in all, i refuse to travel, camp, backpack, dual sport, or do anything without this pillow. it is now as valuable to me as my water bottle. nemo makes the best stuff, i have 3 of their tents as well, obi-1, losi-2, and losi-storm-3(for when the lady and the dog want to hang out). best 40$ you can spend really... thanks nemo!!!
