The Kammok Puffin Pillow is an air-inflatable camp pillow that weighs about 2 oz and packs down to roughly 4.5 x 2.75 x 1 inches — about the size of a phone. Inflated, it runs 17.5 x 10 x 3 inches, with a curved, scalloped neck cut that cradles your head and shoulders instead of letting them slide off the edge.
A single one-way micro-adjust valve sets the firmness. Inflate to full for a taller pillow, or bleed a little air for a softer, lower profile that side-sleepers tend to prefer. It takes about 30 breaths by mouth, or a few squeezes with the Pongo inflation sack. The cover is a 50D 4-way-stretch polyester with a sueded finish, so it stays quiet and soft against your face instead of crinkling like a bare bladder.
It packs into a Diamond Shell ripstop nylon stuff sack and ships with a tie-down kit — shock cords and toggles that loop through welded eyelets on the pillow and hook to the gear loop on a Kammok Roo or Mantis hammock so it doesn't slide out from under you overnight. The kit is optional: leave it off and the Puffin works as a standalone pillow in a tent, on a pad, or on a plane.
