Backpacks | Air Head Lite Pillow

Therm-a-Rest

Air Head Lite Pillow

$41.95 - $51.95

Description

　　Ultralight pillow fits in your pocket and provides big comfort

　　Don't let the minimal pack size fool you. The Air Head Lite provides the same big comfort as the regular Air Head for a fraction of the weight. The Air Head Lite provides the perfect amount of loft for comfy nights at camp. Customize the firmness of the brushed-polyester surface before drifting off into sweet backcountry sleep.

　　Water bottle shown for scale; not included.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Therm-a-Rest

Gender:

Unisex

Color:

Deep Pacific

Weight:

Regular: 2 oz (58 g)
Large: 2.8 oz (79 g)

Dimensions:

Regular: 11 x 15.5 x 4 in (28 x 39 x 10 cm)
Large: 12.5 x 18 x 4 in (32 x 46 x 10 cm)

Other Features:

• Ultralight: Makes a minimal impact on your pack weight.
• Packable: Compresses small enough to fit into your pocket with the included pouch.
• Comfortable: Four inches (10 cm) of air padding that can easily be customized to your preferred firmness.
• Thoughtful Shape: Precise shape nestles into the hood of your sleeping bag.

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