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<br>When you've gone so ultralight that you are wearing all your clothing layers to bed but still want a comfortable spot to rest your head the Zpacks Comfy Camp Pillow is the solution! This camp pillow has ultra-soft Octa® fleece against your face, and is stuffed with six layers of Climashield Apex insulation to give it resilient loft. The insulation can be removed or augmented with other gear items like a down hood and booties. Elastic bands on the back allow you to attach it to a stuff sack, dry bag, or inflatable pillow to give your head extra lift. An adjustable shock cord band secures the pillow to your sleeping pad to keep it from sliding around. The pillow folds and rolls to about the size of a soda can, and stays compressed with the shock cord strap to keep you packed size at a minimum. The top of the pillow features soft and comfortable 2.35 oz/sqyd Octa® fleece, with .51 oz/sqyd Ventum Ripstop Nylon on the bottom.<br><br><br><br>The materials do not contain any harmful chemicals such as PFAS or flame retardants. Stuffed with 6 layers of Climashield Apex continuous filament insulation which provides comfortable, resilient cushioning while you sleep. The insulation can augmented or replaced with [http://dig.ccmixter.org/search?searchp=gear%20items gear items] like a down hood or down booties. An integrated, adjustable shock cord strap attaches the pillow to your sleeping pad, preventing it from shifting throughout the night. Two flat elastic bands on the back allow you to boost your head up by attaching the camp pillow to a stuff sack, dry bag, or even our inflatable pillow, or your sit pad. Our medium or medium-plus size bags are a good fit. A zippered opening on the bottom side of the pillow allows you to easily add, remove, or replace the [https://systemcheck-wiki.de/index.php?title=Sleep_Crown_Over-The-Head_Pillow_Sleep_Better_Natural_Ways_To_Sleep Shop Derila Pillow]'s cushioning. Remove the insulation when washing the pillow case. The pillow case can be machine washed and dried. Packs down to about the size of a soda can. Fold it in half length-wise, roll it, and secure with the shock cord strap. All Zpacks gear has a two year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Please see our return / warranty policy.<br> <br><br><br>Jan 1 Alain Mimoun, Algerian-French distance runner (Olympic marathon gold 1956; 3 x silver 1948, 52), born in Telagh, Algeria (d. Jan 1 César Baldaccini, French sculptor, born in Marseille, France (d. Jan 1 Ismail al-Faruqi, Palestinian philosopher, born in Jaffa, British Mandate of Palestine (d. 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