Description
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Philadelphia, PA | Est. 2018
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Tired of undersized backpacking pillows? No longer! High Tail Designs' Stuff Sack Pillow is designed to provide enough width and loft for even the most restless sleepers.
Fully reversible, this Dyneema® pillow sack can be used to store your sleeping clothes, thermal leggings, booties, or whatever else during the day. When it's time to hit the hay, flip and stuff it with your hiking clothes or puffy to achieve your desired level of loft. A layer of Polartec® PowerDry grid fleece provides a soft yet ultralight surface to rest your head.
Features:
- Pattern utilizes small shopping bag offcuts
- Fully Reversible
- Tape Reinforced Zipper
- Grid Fleece Pillow Liner
- Ultralight Construction
- Designed, printed, and sewn in Philadelphia, PA
Note: although the zipper is seam taped for added strength, the bound outer seam of the pillow cannot be seam taped. While very water resistant, the sack is not fully waterproof and should be stored mainly inside your pack.
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Specs
Volume: ~6L
Flat Dimensions: 16.75"L x 10.5"W | 42.5cm x 26.7cm
Loft: up to ~6" | 15.2cm (depends on how you stuff it)
Weight: 1.7oz | 48g
Materials:
- Fabric: Sublimated 1.43oz/sq yd & 2.92 oz/sq yd Dyneema® Composite Fabric, Polartec® PowerGrid Fleece
- Components: 3M 9471LSE Dyneema® Tape, YKK Uretek or similar (HH, Import) Water Resistant Zipper, Rubber Zipper Pull, Bias Binding
Made in the USA
***Discounts are not available on this product
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Care Instructions: Clean dust and dirt from sack before storing. Store out of direct sunlight and moisture. Hand wash with a gentle soap. Do not iron. Do not wring. Drip-dry in shade. Do not bleach. Do not overstuff!
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Switzerlandvery cool BUT
this stuff sack does exactly what it's supposed to that's why i've put 5 stars BUT think carrefuly about clothes you take on trail, especially ones you won't wear sleeping. If you have a thin down jacket, it's perfect for the stuff sack, but what if you need to put it on to sleep ? I think a good backpacking pillow would be more comformtable in most of the cases. If you need to take extra clothes in trail to fill your pillow, it's not worth it. I've bought this without thinking about this, and overall I would have prefeered a good classic pillow for the same price, but that's my fault. The product can be amazing... 5 stars
