This “Air Head” is no dummy. The Therm-a-Rest Air Head Lite makes the answer to the question should I take a pillow with me camping? a complete no brainer: yes, you should – so long as it’s this one.

For years, people have loved to complain about the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Xlite. The valve was garbage. The pump sack was no good. And that noise—there was never a question of what crinkling pad was ...

First look: The Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow comes in three sizes; the smallest extends to 16-by-12 inches when unfolded. The cover’sbuilt- in pouch has a drawstring that lets you squeeze the ...

For years, possibly decades, in the great Therm-a-Rest NeoAir vs Nemo Tensor debate, the NeoAir XLite reigned supreme in the world of ultralight backpacking and thru-hiking. Its yellow-curry hue is so ...

Pull down the shade and expand the Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow for the perfect window seat snooze support. This soft, urethane foamfilled pillow packs to one-fifth its normal size and comes with ...

Camping is about immersing yourself in nature, getting away from the stuffy confines of modernity and losing yourself in Mother Nature’s wonderland. But you don’t have to suffer a bad night’s sleep ...

What really sold us on the Nemo Fillo Camping Pillow as the best camping pillow is that it supports broader shoulders due to the 6-inch thick open-cell foam. At the same time, it can be packed into a ...

Let’s be honest: no one needs a down poncho. It’s not an essential camping item like a tent or a toothbrush. But once you move past necessity and into nicety, there is no greater luxury item than the ...

The best backpacking sleeping pads aren’t just lightweight and portable to keep your pack weight down. They’re comfortable, too. Between hauling gear and trekking up different terrains, you need a ...

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