Compact enough to take on remote camping adventures, this lightweight, packable pillow is filled with Stratus™ insulation and features a soft fabric cover and two-way valve for easy inflation.
Comfortable, cushioning, and highly supportive, the Stratosphere Pillow is compact and lightweight enough to bring with you on remote camping adventures. The soft fabric cover helps to wick away moisture while the recycled Stratus™ insulation works to retain heat, giving you an uninterrupted night’s sleep no matter where you set up camp.
The pillow features a low-profile two-way valve which allows you to inflate it with ease and fine-tune for comfort. Designed in a scalloped shape, the pillow supports your neck and shoulder so you’re in top shape for tomorrow’s activities. The fabric cover can be removed for washing and is composed of a stretch upper fabric which is smooth and soft on your skin, and a brushed lower fabric which helps the pillow grip and prevents slipping during the night.
Constructed using recycled fabric and 100% recycled insulation, the Stratosphere Pillow can be packed into is compact elasticated stuffsack to provide you with packable comfort wherever your journey takes you.
Stratus™ R
Resilient synthetic insulation developed with 100% recycled post-consumer material. Designed to trap the maximum amount of air possible, Stratus™ R boasts superior warmth for its weight, retains warmth when wet, and dries quickly.
After years of stuffing clothing in my sleeping bag cram sack I finally purchased a Rab Stratosphere Inflatable Pillow. Fits perfectly into my sleeping bag hood so it stays in place. Perfect!
Real Good
Great pillow,very compact,light weight and comfy.
Very useful when camping and overnight hikes. As shown in the advert, slightly smaller than a tennis ball easy to use and deflate quickly when packing your bags in a hurry.
Perfect addition to my pack for those long hunting trips. Light weight and packs down very small. Comfortable and a must need for any hiking excursions or multi day hunting trips.
