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Fillo Elite Luxury
NEMO
Fillo Elite Luxury
$69.95
Description

  Super-comfy and supportive pillow packs down small

  The award-winning Fillo Elite Luxury backpacking pillow brings clever design to an often-overlooked piece of gear: the humble camp pillow. Fillo Elite is the ultralight version of NEMO's award-winning Fillo. At a fraction of the weight (less than 4 oz) and packed size, it still offers impressive height and cushion despite its ethereal weight. The Fillo Elite Luxury version is larger than the Fillo Elite, with the same construction.

  The Fillo Elite has a layer of 100% Post-Consumer Recycled Primaloft® insulation, combined with a 3” I-beam baffled air cell and an ultra-soft jersey cover. The result is a pillow that cradles your head nicely, yet packs down as small as a lemon.

  And while the Fillo™ is amazing for backpacking, it’s just as great for other adventures. You can bring it on an airplane, a long road trip, use it as lumbar support, or keep it stashed in your pocket for an emergency nap.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
NEMO
Weight:
3.95 oz / 112 g
Dimensions:
21 x 11 x 3.0 in / 53 x 29 x 8 cm
Packed Size: 5.0 x 3.0 in dia / 13 x 7 cm dia
Other Features:
  • Packs impressively small in an integrated stuff sack that won't get lost.
  • 3-inch I-beam baffled air cell eliminates that “balloon feeling” and creates a natural pillow shape.
  • Wider dimensions accommodate broad-shouldered users.
  • Machine-washable, ultra-soft jersey blend cover offers a smooth and clean, cooling surface.
  • 100% post-consumer recycled Primaloft® insulation provides supple cushioning.
  • Ergonomic valve is easy to use and stays tucked out of the way.
  • Protected by the NEMO Lifetime Warranty.
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