Is it difficult trying to put the pillow back in its bag? Thanks.
1003526
Hi! Like this product a lot. As others have said, it provides a good degree of soft support and it stays in place. I never was able to get it into such a small spiral as it shows in the photo, but it did roll up pretty well and once back in the bag you can cinch the drawstring and Velcro band to secure it. I think my final wrapped up version was more like a small ball than a soda can. About 6 or 7 inches in diameter. Just hung the drawstring over the handle of my carryon and that was fine. I guess with a bit more patience and hand strength, you could get it smaller. Nice product.
1003527
Not at all! I roll the pillow from one end to the other and I fits in the bag easily.
1923505
Not really, bit of a pain .. There is another thin layer of some kind of cheap material between the cushion and the cover, which makes for a messwhen removing and putting the overs back on. Hope this helps
553185
No, the pillow is stitched closed without a zipper. Since I am unfamiliar with stitching or sewing I cannot say how easy that would be.
452689
Stuffing it inside is a little bit of a pain, but I think i ll get used to it if I do it couple more time. You cannot roll it back in (unless you have 3 other people to help). You should be able to "stuff" it back in.
1732831
I wouldn't bet on getting it back in the box. It comes in an air tight bag and once you open it, it expands immediately. I am sure you can compress it down considerably for storage, but I would be surprised if you can get it back in the box. It doubles in size once you get it out of the box.
1422521
I'm having trouble with this a bit. I can see the notch but I can't snap it in. It was pre-assembled, but when I tilted the lid back to insert the bag, I couldn't get it to go as smoothly. Ah well.
671150
Joseph and Danny, when putting it back in the bag, don't try to roll it. Literally start with a corner and just stuff it in. Works much better. It's even reccommended on the teton website regarding putting it back in the bag.
52793
We had a bag that was a tad more difficult than the rest. We just kept working at it....get the zipper under the lock as close as possible and keep pushing down. Eventually it gives....ours did and it works fine. Work the key back and forth locking and unlocking. Hope this helps you. Michelle
1747463
I would recommend bringing another pillow but if you really can't bring a pillow, you should be fine.
200277
It would be very difficult to purge the bag completely of air, and as a result the bag is almost sure to float while containing assorted personal items--provided you follow the instructions with regard to rolling the opening. Larger size bags make decent pillows or even floatation devices in a pinch.
1581504
Absolutely and most certainly. I just got my two new ones and that is the first thing I tried. It takes a little patience and practice. Keep the two tabs at the very, very end of the bag (red zipper tab at the back like a caboose) and make sure they remain close together. Then you can remove one side of the zipper through both tabs. Takes a little effort but nothing forceful.
1439517
I put the bag up and then loaded everything in. When I took it down I loosened the straps and took things out little by little. FYI I didn't leave he bag up during my stay. I put it up only when I was packing to travel.
930042
It's kind of a pain, and you have to have patience. You grab each end rotating them inward until they form a circle and put it in the bag. I struggle with this everytime.
2027174
It looks like a challenge but it does appear to be possible, however I did not attempt to remove the cover it appeared to be a daunting enough task that should only be done when needed. There is no zipper just a simple opening, like a pillow sham, but this pillow will need to be stuffed down a long curved tube.
1595750
Good question........so I grabbed my bag to see how practical that would be and I think you could use it that way. I filled my bag with rice which makes it sorta heavy and not the softest as far as a pillow. If you want to use as a pillow/headrest too, I would probably recommend filling it with a softer. lighter material.
929287
Unlike most bags for items the bag is WAY oversized so you don't have to struggle to get it back in. If you pack it tightly, it's roughly half the size of the bag.
1522840
If folded properly, and I have done it both the right way and wrong. It takes up about the same size as a medium pillow. You can try to fold it again after that however I didn't want to try.