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The Big Agnes Rapide SL is a 1.6oz ultralight inflatable backpacking pillow with micro-adjust firmness control, on sale for $24.98 — buy online now and save $24.97 off $49.95 with coupon SAVE15.
Categories : Camp Pillows
SKU : TRE-CAM-376
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The Big Agnes Rapide SL Pillow is an ultralight inflatable camp pillow built for backpackers who refuse to sleep on a rolled-up down jacket. At just 1.6oz and packed to roughly the size of an energy bar, it's on sale now for $24.98 — a $24.97 discount off $49.95. Apply coupon SAVE15 at checkout; orders over $45 ship free.
Just two or three breaths through the micro-adjust one-way valve fully inflate the Rapide SL. Twist the valve micro-adjuster to dial firmness precisely, and press to deflate flat for packing.
Yes — the airtight bladder with one-way valve holds pressure overnight, and the offset I-beam internal construction distributes air evenly for consistent stability instead of a ballooning center.
The low-profile, I-beam-stabilized surface keeps its shape under lateral head pressure, making it a solid choice for side sleepers who find standard puff pillows too soft or unstable.
Ultralight backpacking, thru-hiking, bikepacking, travel, and as an upgrade over improvised camp pillows. Pairs naturally with Big Agnes sleeping pads for a complete sleep system.
Half off at $24.98 vs $49.95, plus SAVE15 coupon and free shipping over $45 — the affordable way to fix backcountry neck pain.
Just 1.6oz and packs to the size of an energy bar — negligible weight cost for real sleep
Micro-adjust valve lets you dial firmness; offset I-beam keeps it stable for side sleepers
$24.98 sale — save $24.97 (50%) off $49.95, plus 15% more with coupon SAVE15
Price: $24.98 (compare at $49.95)
Valve: Micro-adjust one-way inflation/deflation valve
Weight: 1.6 oz
Best For: Backpacking, thru-hiking, travel, side sleepers
Packed Size: Approximately the size of an energy bar
Construction: Offset I-beam internal chambers
Product Type: Ultralight Inflatable Camp Pillow
Model / Series: Rapide SL
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
Stop sacrificing sleep to save weight. The Rapide SL weighs less than a granola bar and compresses smaller, yet delivers adjustable, stable head support all night.
A stuff-sack of clothes shifts and flattens; the Rapide SL holds shape, adjusts firmness, and packs smaller. At $24.98 it's the cheapest comfort upgrade in your kit.
50% off list, stackable SAVE15 coupon, free shipping over $45. Buy online now.
Two or three breaths through the micro-adjust one-way valve inflates it fully; twist the micro-adjuster to fine-tune firmness and press the valve to deflate.
Yes — the one-way valve and airtight bladder hold pressure overnight with consistent I-beam support.
Yes. The offset I-beam construction keeps the surface stable under side pressure instead of ballooning like a standard inflatable.
Roughly the size of an energy bar at 1.6oz — it disappears into a pack lid or hip belt pocket.
Here: $24.98 vs $49.95 list, coupon SAVE15 for an extra 15% off, free shipping over $45.
The micro-adjust valve lets me dial in exactly the firmness I want, and the offset I-beam construction keeps it from feeling like a balloon. Packs down to literally nothing at 1.6oz. Slept great on a week-long thru-hike.
Blows up fast, holds air all night.
Super comfortable and impressively light. My only issue is it slides around on my slick sleeping pad surface. A couple of grippy dots on the bottom would make this five stars.
I have neck problems and usually bring a full pillow camping. This one supported me better than my home pillow. The valve is a joy to use — you can fine-tune in seconds without dumping all the air.
Three trips in and no leaks yet, but the fabric seems delicate. Comfort is excellent though, and it packs smaller than my fist. Treat it gently and you'll probably be fine.
Bought this for fastpacking and it's exactly what I hoped. Weighs nothing, inflates with about four breaths, and actually cradles my head. Kind of amazed at how small it packs.
Much better than the stuff-sack-of-clothes method. Firmness adjustability is the killer feature here. Doesn't come with a stuff sack loop which would be handy, but minor.
First night it held fine, second night I woke up with my head on the ground. Maybe a valve issue. Returning it, though I did like the shape and softness while it stayed inflated.
