The Stuffable Pillowcase is the ultimate travel and backcountry pillow – a highly packable, portable form factor that instantly changes loft and firmness depending on what you stuff inside. Just tuck in a jacket, loose laundry, or a Rumpl Puffy Blanket for an instant headrest. Perfect for road trips, red eyes, and thru-hikes, the integrated storage pouch lets you pack away your pillowcase, ensuring no nap gets left behind. The ultra-soft, 100%-recycled polar fleece face adds extra comfort to well-earned rest and relaxation while a soft-touch cooling comfort polyester face alternates as a constant cool side. The stuffable interior doubles as a stash pocket for valuables and loose ends. What will you pack inside? Note: This product is a pillowcase only.
| Weight | Approx. 3.5 oz (100 g) |
|---|---|
| Packability | Packs into integrated storage pouch |
| Adjustability | Yes, user-adjustable loft and firmness |
| Fill Material | User-supplied (clothing, blanket, etc.) |
| Sizes Offered | Small |
| Colors Offered | Deepwater |
| Cover Material | 100% Recycled Polar Fleece, Cooling Polyester |
The packability of this pillowcase is excellent; it disappears into its pouch easily. The polar fleece feels great against the skin, and it's way better than trying to make a pillow out of bundled clothes. My only minor gripe is the small size, as a slightly larger option would be perfect for side sleepers.
Finally, a pillow that adapts to what I need! Whether I'm on a plane or car, I just throw in my jacket or a t-shirt, and it's instantly customized. The deepwater shade is lovely, and both sides offer great comfort for different preferences.
This stuffable pillowcase is incredibly soft and packs down to nothing.
This pillowcase is really versatile for different trips. The ability to adjust loft by what you stuff in it is a major plus, and it truly is soft on both sides. Sometimes, depending on what I use for stuffing, it can feel a little lumpy, but that's easily remedied with a quick repositioning.
The concept of stuffing your own pillow is clever for space-saving, and the deepwater color is really appealing. However, it takes a bit of trial and error to get the right firmness; if you overstuff it, it feels like a rock, but understuffing leaves it too flat. I also found that thin jackets don't always provide enough loft, so you need bulkier items for a truly comfortable rest on longer trips.
