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Exped
Down Pillow
$55.96
Description

　　The Exped Down Pillow is a super comfortable down-filled pillow for any camping adventure, and for those who do not want to go without a down pillow even when sleeping in the great outdoors.

　　The combination of adjustable air core, RDS-certified down filling, soft recycled tricot nylon material and the ergonomic 3D fit provides a superb sleeping experience – just like in your own bed. In addition, the Down Pillow can be adjusted in height by releasing air. This makes it ideal for side and back sleepers as well as stomach sleepers.

　　With practical fabric eyelets on the sides, this sleeping companion can also be attached to a mat. The inner air cushion is removable, so the pillow case can be washed if necessary. The robust FlatValve ensures quick inflation and deflation.

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Description
Brand:
Exped
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
Large
Fabric:
Recycled brushed tricot nylon
Insulation:
700 cu in down, RDS certified
Dimensions:
18.9 x 11.4 x 5.9 in.
Weight:
6.7 oz
Other Features:
DOWN-FILLED COVER
Luxurious down-filled topper makes for a super comfortable pillow on any camping adventure.

COZY, RECYCLED FACE FABRIC
Brushed tricot nylon fabric is soft & warm.

ERGONOMIC 3-D SHAPE
Ergonomic 3-D shape provides a superb sleeping experience – just like in your own bed.

COMBINATION INFLATE/DEFLATE VALVE
The robust FlatValve ensures quick inflation and deflation.

REMOVABLE, WASHABLE COVER
Outer cover is removable for easy cleaning.

HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE AIR CORE
Adjust height & firmness by releasing air. Ideal for side & back sleepers as well as stomach sleepers.
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