Memory Foam Travel Pillow - Lightweight & Portable Camping Pillow with Removable Cover & Storage Bag - Soft Neck Support for Airplane, Car, Office & Home Use (Grey)

First Impressions of Nimorio Camping Pillow Small Travel Pillow Memory Foam Bed Soft Pillow Lightweight Easy to Carry Portable Cooling Home Pillow Removable Pillow Cover with Travel Storage Bag (Gray)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-stars✅ Compact and Portable✅ Medium firm foam✅ Synthetic silky pillow cover✅ Comfortable✅ Comes with travel bag✅ Very reasonably pricedI think for a travel pillow, this is great. I recently upgraded my travel packing list to include a travel pillow – I’ve spent to much time on layovers, tired and grumpy because I had to use my hard backpack as a pillow. I’ve tried quite a few travel pillows now, and this one is among my top choices to bring.This is compactable to a small size. I use silicone “awareness”-style bracelets to keep this pillow compressed smaller inside its carrying case. All together, this pillow is slightly less than a pound. Best used for back sleeping but can be folded over for side sleeping. I think I am happy with this because I have reasonable expectations and experience on the road without a pillow. I am over 6 feet tall, 250 lbs man with broad shoulders. I don’t know if that makes my head heavier or not - but when I lay my head on this pillow, I can feel it sink into this pillow. At some point, my head stops sinking. Since the pillow is so compact, of course I am wanting more. But compared to nothing, I feel happy - since the alternative is using some clothes, a towel, my backpack or nothing. I’ve tried all the alternatives before, and to be honest, not all that great, especially now that I am older. I remember as a US paratrooper, I used to sleep on bare concrete on the hangar floors.I tested this laying on a hardwood floor. I am generally a side sleeper and when I turned to my side, I needed much more. However, I could double the pillow with a foldover - but that also made the pillow harder. When I was on my back, the comfort of the pillowcase shell and the give in the memory foam was really luxurious. For short term use like a 15 minute catnap, the pillow INSIDE the case actually works nicely.Recently, I visited a friend. He had just moved to a new house and had a bed for me, but no sheets, pillows, or blankets. I had brought a special ops snuggle sleeping bag - very compact and small. I also had an inflatable pillow which in the end, I was so thankful to have. However, I left thinking that the pillow was my missing link. Nimorio to the rescue!While I might still have to use my clothes or fold up a towel to get more height, this pillow will be the final top layer providing the comfort I need for better sleep. YMMV (your mileage may vary) and will depend on how you use it. I could see this thing being very useful if I ever have to do an(other) overnighter in the airport as well.Another scenario, also derived from the same travel story above: I stayed at an airbnb for a few nights. I didn’t fully trust the linens including pillows at the place. With this travel pillow, psychologically, my germaphobe-self can relax a little better with an extra layer on top of the host’s pillows.Rolled up and using small compressions straps, I can get the pillow down to the diameter of a soda can. The bag doesn’t do much as far as compression is concerned.While lightweight, it isn’t the lightest thing in the world but considering how a little comfort goes a long way, I think it will be worth carving a space in my packing list for my “parachute pillow” (last resort) as a necessity.Thanks for reading and hope this helps.