Surrounded By COYOTES While Solo Backpacking! | An Ultralight Adventure

[@PoeInTheDitch]

I experienced this while camping in the Sonoran desert. They call to each other over pretty long distances. It can feel like you're surrounded and be a bit unnerving, if you're not used to it. You learn to enjoy the free concert.

[@TheFremenChick]

I find it strangely comforting. I live and camp mostly in the Sonoran Desert :)

[@csamons0935]

Nemo Fillo Elite. Integrated stuff sack, super comfy soft cover, less than 3 oz, not too thick. And if you want extra thickness for side sleeping you can still stuff clothes in the bottom.

[@skyeasti]

Trekology pillow is cheap, lightweight, and comes with a strap that holds it on your sleeping pad. That strap is a GAME CHANGER for me!!

[@kate_roaming]

Another vote for the outdoor vitals stretch pillow! I got it free with an order or else I probably wouldn't have scraped up the money but it's well worth it. It's slightly lighter and doesn't move around as much as an off-brand one I had previously got from Amazon. I also use a buff over it for easy cleaning.

[@markheming3507]

I own one of these but I have trouble keeping it from moving around w/ a top quilt (it works great w/ a mummy bag) But I feel like my Trekology ALUFT 2.0 works better w/ a pad having a strap on it

[@kate_roaming]

@@markheming3507 I've never had a problem with it moving on my xlite, but I have had issues with other pillow/pad combos

[@TheFremenChick]

I like the Outdoor Vitals pillow too. They had a deal where if you paid for shipping it was free. It really does fit my hear better than my Sea to Summit pillow. Thumbs up.

[@MDWavemaster]

While back I was packing in Grayson Highlands and surrounded by coyotes half the night. It was like a movie. Called the wife and told her I loved her, lol. Prepped for a fight. Nothing happened.

[@redactedcanceledcensored6890]

About pillows: I have had a pillow filled with wheat husks and I always liked it. It's supposed to be cleaned by baking in the oven.

[@toesockoutdoors3627]

Not usually a ground dweller, but when i have to, i use a Trekology Aluft 2.0 inflatable pillow. I like the wood splitting technique, too

[@trailheadjunkie]

I have 2 of the Aluft 2.0 myself and they are very comfortable pillows for backpacking!

[@claybarrel]

Oh! Sea to Summit Aeros pillow is the best!! Love that pillow

[@BryceNewbold]

awesome thanks!

[@geauxherd762]

Yep. The OV stretch pillow. Not the lightest option but it’s not noisy and it’s soft. It’s also durable and packs tiny

[@Wondering_Fireball]

I like the trekology pillow w/ strap for my head and the Outdoors Vitals pillow for between my knees. The photo on the Fanny pack is probably what scared away the coyotes.

[@WannaKamaka]

Love your humor. Became a subscriber after Frozen gave us a link in his 2018 video.

[@rickshears1]

I was woken about 3am by a small pack about 100 yards from my tent. It was so cool. I tried to record them but they moved on too fast.

[@natelittle6350]

You need a "My Pillow". Only the best haha.

[@BryceNewbold]

I've looked into it. Haha!

[@PeaceLoveandHikerTrash]

I recently changed to a different exped sleeping pad that’s lighter than my old one ( I am not comfortable on the neoair either) and I saw the exped pillow pump on their website for 5oz and decided to give it a try just for the heck of it.. ended up being my favorite pillow!! And as a bonus it also pumps up my air pad so I don’t have to blow it up and get lightheaded.. lol.. another bonus for me is that it weighs a few ounces less than the pillow I had before. 🤗

[@rhllnm]

I've had coyotes bark at me twice, both times at night. The first time I think I camped in their coyote pathway and they were surprised to find me. Second time outside Ajo, AZ freaked me out. Sounded like I was surrounded and that they were close, went on for quite a while. The happy yipping sound is much nicer.

[@kriseikenbery112]

Trekology has a nice pillow that straps to the sleeping pad. I like that one. I have an Outdoor Vitals pillow and that works ok.

[@legoman07219]

I've tried a Trekology pillow, a Thermarest Airhead, and the Outdoor Vitals pillow. Out of those, I pretty much just use the OV pillow. I sleep in a hammock, so I don't know how much that effects pillow comfort, but I just take 2 of those (one for my legs) and don't worry about it.

[@hikewomeat]

The forest that you visited something remotely reminds some types of forests in Russia. In October or November there is about the same. There are no snow yet, but there are no leaves on the trees. Coyote is certainly no, these animals are missing from us, but once I have ever heard a cry of lynx. The sound of her cry awesome. Terribly at night in the forest to hear such sounds. I was pleased that you are allowed to arrange a fire. I know that in England and other European countries, as well as in South Korea, it is often prohibited. In Russia, they are also trying to ban fires, but it is technically difficult to implement. Territory is too huge and many wild places. Nevertheless, a fine from this year is about 100 dollars. And the journey without a fire does not bring pleasure at all. As a pillow, we most often use packaging from sleeping bags filled with clothing. Also, part of the clothes can be placed under a sleeping bag. Alcohol burners are not much distributed. More often use gas, sometimes gasoline. There is a stereotype that the alcohol is sinful to burn, as it is used as a drink. Personally, I do not drink alcohol, but this phenomenon in Russia is really common widespread. This is a serious problem, unfortunately. Many do not pose fishing or visiting the forest without alcohol. Therefore, bottles of vodka and beer are often located in the wildest places.

[@SophisticatedDogCat]

Good time!

[@BryceNewbold]

Thanks!

[@Strychninex]

Best budget pillow - Trekology ALUFT 2.0. I also love the Nemo Fillo Elite. There's also a luxury version so depending on how much weight you're looking to carry, you can get something with a better pillow feel. The most "normal" pillow is the Thermarest compressible but it's quite large pack wise.

[@vickaiser]

I like the trekology pillow.

[@greenpea9412]

My brother and I hiked into Wayne National around Murry City. Local theives broke into his vehicle. There are a ton of Coyote down there for sure. We loved going there and camping back in the middle of nowhere but we felt like suckers leaving our car anywhere.

[@Baasicstuff]

Going to post my solo video soon, I also showed the livability of my tent, I like to see how others use their gear. Good job on the videos

[@ValkyrieHikes]

LMAO!! I absolutely LOVE your fanny pack! That’s awesome. Hilltop Packs has great gear. I wonder how hard Ben McMillan would laugh if I asked for the ‘Official Bryce Newbold Signature Series’ fanny pack

[@PeteBraginton]

Trekology is good with half the air. Granite Gear & Zcraps make a fleece lined stuff sack to stuff with clothes. They're the lightest and biggest I have found.

[@southerntieranimalcontrol2901]

That’s what I do with my Trekology pillow.. half the air is the way to go

[@aurtisanminer2827]

The sea to Summit ultralight Aeros regular size pillow is really compact and extremely light. It is a little stretchy which makes it more comfortable than others like the trekology pillow.

[@macinfloydvolk]

Those coyotes are talking about YOU homie. And if my wild coyote isn’t too rusty sounds like they’re discussing dinner plans with you in mind.

[@a.ramosakadrumgrl6677]

I went car camping close to home last week and I had several coyotes walking through my campsite and howling during the night. They would begin scavenger through the campsites at 9pm every night.

[@aaronfuentes5919]

'Klymit kush, inflatable travel seat, pillow cushion'.. half inflated is comfortable.. single double triple & quadruple fold thickness, w/ ear depressions.. super versatile, I put it vertical w/bottom folded behind my back for lumbar support when driving long distance, or ul camp chairs. 👍

[@triumfant2]

I use a travel pillow I picked up at bed bath and beyond. It’s a blow up, very comfy and stashes in pack great. Aren’t the coyotes interesting! Love the Fanny pack. The running backpacker was pretty funny!

[@BryceNewbold]

👍

[@arthurrsaker8893]

Running from big-foot.

[@SalmondOutdoors]

Not going to lie my first thought when I saw that guy running, especially after you said it was a backpacker and not a trail runner was: What's he running from?! 😂

[@deerless999]

The coyotes...! LOL

[@SalmondOutdoors]

@@deerless999 it would have been way funnier if he was screaming 😂

[@BryceNewbold]

haha!! yea i wonder man... but then again i do the same thing.. lol!

[@THERAPYINU]

Great video. That backpacker running by creeped me out. Lots of colors, I thought "Clown shapeshifter gonna end Bryce!" Nemo fillo luxury. I'm a side-sleeper and sleep much better with it despite the weight. Gladly cut weight elsewhere. Picked up after a tip from Restless. I got the RR pants using a Sintax discount. Love the vents on the sides!

[@BryceNewbold]

haha!!! thanks man!

[@greggtilghman6349]

I like that tent, I am considering a 1 person pole tent from Geertop that’s a little over $100 on Amazon that’s made like that, it’s 2 lbs, not ultralight but no more backpacking/trail-hiking than I do, I think it’s good enough for me.

[@sebastienparent4659]

I tested air pillows but I just couldn’t get used to it. The Thermarest compressible pillow feels like a real one, it is heavier but definitely worth it for me. Also the Klymit ASTM R value is 1.9 compared to 4.2 for the Neoair xlite. It explains why you felt cold.

[@CharlesBlank]

Nemo fillo elite luxury is my favorite so far

[@grumpyoldman6767]

Agreed

[@vickaiser]

Hey, have you ever thought about clipping the little straight part of the clip on the serenity tent. Make it easier to clip to the tarp?

[@willieoutdoors2531]

Love Archers Fork! I love my thermarest pillow!!!! Will not camp without my luxury item pillow. 😎👍

[@Eric-rr3zd]

Trekology Aluft Pillow 2.0 is 97.5g (3.4oz) on my scale without the silly elastic strap to keep it in place. It's got some height to it which is way more comfy for side sleeping for me.

[@BryceNewbold]

awesome thanks for the weight sans strap!

[@redmageviewer]

I've used three pillows, Sea to Summit Aeros Deluxe, Outdoor Vitals pillow, and Trekology Aluft 2.0. I love all of them for different reasons, but I would say the Trekology is my favorite for the strap on the back that goes around the sleeping pad to keep it in place. It's also light and packs down really small, think soda can. The sea to summit one is really nice for colder trips because its got a felt case and keeps my head a bit warmer. The OV one is really nice for hammock camping since its so light and is really comfortable when partially inflated.

[@barbara-holley]

Yes trekolgy 2.0 is the best 👌 I love mine so much. Justin outdoors channel on KZbin has done the most comprehensive review of pillows and he chose that one as the winner as well. Too many features to love about that pillow

[@SinchuwusOutside]

Bryce - I've tried a few pillows and the only one that is comfortable for me is the Thermarest Compressible Pillow. It's not UL at all, but very comfortable. Thanks for sharing -dave

[@_kampcraft_]

stuff sack + dry leaves = priceless pillow

[@BryceNewbold]

such a great idea honestly.. idk why ive never done that!

[@than1967]

Like your new truck. I hike in Friday night and camp by great cave. Then continue on the trail loop counter - clockwise.

[@BryceNewbold]

Nice. I've always wanted to camp in that area but not sure of the good spots

[@FrozensAdventures]

Sea to summit aeros UL. If the fabric doesn't feel sexy enough on your skin, cover it with a buff or t-shirt. Held up on my thru hike and still going strong. Very comfy

[@tinafunk6488]

I live in south eastern Ohio. I done an over night at Wayne national forest outside of oakhill oh. Coyote were just as bad all night.

[@scottplumer3668]

We were at Zaleski a few years ago and they were crazy at night. One approached our camp in the morning, but my dachshund scared him off.

[@johnnyrussell8729]

Tried several pillows. Sea to Summitt probably best of the bunch. Good video. Thanks

[@BryceNewbold]

Thank you

[@d.2110]

you can whittle, even with the tiniest swiss knife. Lots of inspo on youtube

[@mikejordan9220]

I’ve had several coyotes surround me at one of the primitive back county campsites at East Fork lake state park in Ohio.

[@nojaysimpson]

Try the snugpack air ops pillow. 3ozs , and large enough to be doubled over for extra height ( side sleeping or reading).

[@BryceNewbold]

I'll check it out! Thanks

[@JeremiahStringer]

Nemo Fillo pillow is a good one. It’s like an upgraded Trekology pillow. Enjoyed the vid

[@BryceNewbold]

thanks man!

[@lovrolamovsek4301]

Sea to summit aeros pillow. I really like it.

[@justinnegrete4349]

The Nemo fillo pillow. Not the smallest, but even with no air the foam is super comfortable.

[@elizabethingram9784]

Your color sense is so subdued. ❤️💫

[@natehoover5266]

I hated using my clothes as a pillow. It was miserable. I got a Trekology pillow and I like it. I'm also going to get a STS Areos down pillow.

[@BorealWilderness]

Decathlon forclaz trekking pillow - the rectangular grey one. It is a bit on the heavy side but it's super comfortable.

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

Thermorest crushable foam pillow 👍Game Changer I don't always comment but I'd have to say I like your style. I love hiking but I love wasting hours around a fire as well. Good stuff

[@BryceNewbold]

Thanks. Appreciate it. I love hiking and camping equally I think 👍

[@lizdimps1498]

Pillow recommendation: xped mega pillow sooo comfortable

[@notquiteultralight1701]

Hey Bryce. Thanks for taking us along! When I worked in New Mexico for the Forest Service, the locals would call that a white man fire. Too big to stay close to stay warm. Have you ever considered a small twig stove or even a medium sized twig stove. Maybe a firebox or the nano. Emberlit original. You can use pretty much all twig stoves as pot stands for alcohol stoves. Just wondering. Tons more people are heading into our outside escapes and burning tons of firewood and not always putting them out all the way. A lot of the Canadian utuber canoers i follow are actually including LNT lessons in their vids. It’d be great if the newbolds, beckers and kyle hates backpacking folk would include LNT lessons. I’ve seen dogshit bags hanging in trees, ive dug up another’s shit with my boot and packed out lots o garbage. This pandemic has brought havoc to our wild places. Just a thought. ✌🏽

[@rhllnm]

I ride off road motorcycle in NM and AZ, I always make small fires because I only have so much water and hate to waste it extinguishing a big fire.

[@notquiteultralight1701]

@@rhllnm my thoughts exactly

[@ldavis4428]

Nemo Fillo pillow. NOT the new light one - I returned it. The Fillo is super comfortable - like my pillow at home but much smaller, of course. 🐺coyotes are attracted to the smell of it. Makes them howl more! ....

[@BryceNewbold]

Hah!

[@mobius9818]

Ok. So. Put your rubberbands on your wrist. It eventually becomes automatic. Sometimes at the end of a day (at home) I could have 2 or 3 rubber bands on my wrist, but if I find something open, there they are. Rubber band tip back atcha. I use them all the time at home and they weigh next to nothing so there are a couple in my ditty bag for sure, or wrapped around gear.

[@BryceNewbold]

i try this. but then i forgot to do it.. lol.. life is struggle with ADHD

[@appalachianflute2222]

I just use the cheap inflatable pillows Walmart sells for hammocks works alright when I sleep on the ground just need to make a pad strap so it doesn't slide off in middle of the night

[@OutdoorOperator]

Love the sound of Coyote in the night. Never been to the Marrietta district of Wayne. I'll have to check it out sometime.

[@powerfool650]

Last time we went out def heard the coyotes howling. About 98% sure I woke up in the middle of the night with a full moon to a silhouette of one outside the tent.

[@BryceNewbold]

Oh wow that is cool!

[@acalora123]

I always used to be a jacket sleeper. I did a few nights with the Sea to Summit pillow, not the UL one but the next lightest one, it was okay, not that great for me at least. I have heard good things about the Amazon Trekology pillow, so maybe I'll try that or just go back to jacket sleeping.

[@Maddonkeys]

Nemo fillo pillow is the best

[@hikingmovie]

I use an outdoor vitals pillow with a buff over it. They often offer it for just the cost of shipping.

[@baldmi3603]

Fanny pack! Yes!

[@BryceNewbold]

Haha

[@austinsmith2010]

Sea to Summit Aeros Premium pillow! I use it pretty regularly at home while laying on the couch. I love mine!

[@johnfrench9382]

I use the Outdoor Vitals Ultralight Stretch Pillow. Super lightweight and comfy.

[@thomasguentner856]

The Klymit X pillow is 2.3 oz w/o the bag and packs down to the size of a small wallet. I'm primarily a hammock camper and only inflate it 1/3 of the way to cradle my head. When I tent camp I inflate it over half way for more support. At less than $20 it's worth the shot.

[@tktdog]

I have a klymite pillow and a ov pillow. The ov pillow I got for postage and the klymite pillow I bought at Costco when they had a sale.

[@BryceNewbold]

just tried the ov pillow for the first time. idk why but it felt way better than the trekology

[@olddad67]

😂 blame it on the route maybe it’s just good whiskey

[@mikeghost7788]

Trekology 2 with the strap

[@danielkutcher5704]

Dude, I have a Cannondale fanny pack from the 1990s. Fashions come and go. Utility never becomes obsolete. The new materials make things lighter, which is nice, but, reall, WHO ever said that they weren't cool? They're old and uncool now, too. 😊

[@MeOutside]

No complaints about my Sea to Summit pillow. Hardly weighs a thing and it’s pretty comfortable.

[@yorkiemeetsworld2224]

I tried the Outdoor vitals pillow, it just isn't thick enough for me, but if you don't need a thick pillow it is great. I got a pillow off Amazon that is actually for a footrest for short people on airplanes. It's the same weight as the outdoor vital pillow, but cheaper and thicker..it's my forever backpacking pillow.

[@GoneFeralWithSquidly]

I love wildlife encounters but imma need a written guarantee of my safety. 😂🤣

[@joeprofeta5184]

I have used a few different pillows, currently I use the Outdoor Vitals pillow it weighs in at 3 oz. I believe they have a special on their pillows at the moment just pay for shipping.

[@rainbowhiker]

Treckology pillows are nice and stay inflated. // If boredom sets in, download some free books on your phone from your local library. Works for me. If you don't like to read, learn to. How? Read regularly.

[@BryceNewbold]

I used to read alot. Not so much anymore. Not sure if I would enjoy it on a phone though. Love a good paper page book ya know

[@MidwestMotocamp]

Nemo Fillo Elite. Its my favorite so far. My only gripe is that it's not very thick.

[@consumedesign]

I almost went there that weekend too. Geeze you adding a ton of ads in this one :)

[@BryceNewbold]

youtube randomly places those ads. you can edit though and i actually took 3 of them out because it was ridiculous. but yea gotta pay those bills. haha

[@surfandstreamfisher5749]

rumor has it The Schill Bros use the fanny pack for their poop kit.

[@Pinnacle32]

outdoor Vidal's Pillow. very light.

[@BryceNewbold]

thanks!

[@brianadventures9622]

Cocoon Air Core Pillow is my go too, 3 to 6 ounces, has a soft side and a little bit of cushion, check it out. Thanks for the video, good insight about Archers being empty, I took my buddy to Mohican and we had to leave Saturday cause all the sites were full!

[@Inspector007]

Mine leaks after one 70 mile through-hike. Several reviews on REI website report the same. Very disappointed because I really like the pillow. Perhaps I’ll test the reservoir in the bathtub and then try to seal it/patch it.

[@brianadventures9622]

@@Inspector007 I had the old version and it lasted me atleast the last 6 years... Just this summer though it sprung a leak on the seam. I've patched it 3 times now, won't hold. Bought a Nemo Fillo!

[@Inspector007]

@@brianadventures9622 Thank you for your message.

[@SupermanJimbo]

I don’t like a thick pillow so I’m currently grabbing the Nemo fillo elite most of the time. It’s ridiculously priced, but it has just a little layer of insulation and a nice cover that gives it a much better feel and if you remove all the tags and the integrated stuff sack it’s 2oz.

[@BryceNewbold]

Ohhh this sounds nice. Thanks for all the details. You're winning so far 😄

[@scottbutler1561]

Great video, thanks. I've been at Mohican a lot over the past month, there's plenty of wood on the forest floor. I have an HG Econ Burrow 20 deg as well, I find it to be just above rating on the temp, maybe just a bit cold (certainly not comfortable in low 20's). Many KZbinrs claim that quilt to be good to ten deg below the spec. I think you are the only one that finds the Burrow 10 deg colder than advertised. That being said, you are the only reviewer using the Burrow on the ground, and in this instance, with a substandard pad. Do you find the same temp rating discrepancy with a better mat like the X-Therm?

[@BryceNewbold]

great question. i havnt tested it with a very warm pad. but it would make some difference i do believe now. spoiler. my next trip video i filmed last weekend. same quilt. but with a nemo tensor insulated. it dipped to 30. so 4 degrees colder than this trip. and the quilt and pad both seemed warmer. would love to know what it could do with an xtherm. but they are so expensive. haha... im still convinced that it would be cold at least to 25. time will tell. i guess i need to borrow someones xtherm huh... good video idea!

[@lisasdayoff503]

Awwww. I know that place. I'm the one from Newark. I'm kinda happy here in Oregon tho. I'm about 30 miles from Mt hood and the PCT. I'm in heaven.

[@BryceNewbold]

Mt hood is amazing. I would be in heaven there too!!

[@natehoover5266]

Dude the Trekology pillow weights a whopping 2.5 ounces.

[@BryceNewbold]

Got one!

[@natehoover5266]

@@BryceNewbold do you like it? I used some crappy one I bought at the Outfitters in Bailey, Colorado but I didn't like it. I like the Trekology but I want to try the STS Areos Down pillow. And it's weird that you commented on this last night because I was at Archers Fork and about 8:30-9pm the coyotes just woke up and started howling.

[@Dzieg12]

I use an Outdoor Vitals pillow. It’s small, light, and inflatable. I use it in a hammock and find that it ends up being more comfortable for me if I don’t fully inflate it. I liked it enough that I got a couple more for my family to use when they come out with me.

[@BryceNewbold]

Awesome thank you

[@Dzieg12]

@@BryceNewbold No problem! Keep up the great work! Love following your channel.

[@saraladz820]

Thermarest compressible pillow (small) is my fave. But I would say my pillow is pretty important and I'm willing to splurge on space and weight. Super comfy though.

[@BryceNewbold]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@chaney8479]

Bryce when that hiker ran by you, I could hear him on video before seeing him. I thought what the hell was running through your camp. Your face was funny as shit! Very funny. One of these days I hope to run into you and the Schill Bros.

[@BryceNewbold]

haha! yea that caught me off guard. we will probably cross paths in ohio one of these days!

[@HectorOlivero]

I use Klymit Luxe Pillow, Klymit pillow X, and Trekology ALUFT 2.0. I like all of them really, however Luxe and ALUFT ARE the more comfortable ones.

[@captaincoyote1792]

I’m curious….what were those pants that you were rocking…a layered dual fabric looking pair? The pillow I’ve used is a Sea to Summit. Used it on numerous trips, but in the end, it’s just inflatable plastic with a light felt layer on one side. I did an overnighter on the CT AT, recently….my first true winter backpack trip ….no people, no bugs, no heat and humidity, and did I mention no people? Nice video, amigo!

[@BryceNewbold]

Revolution Race GP pants. I made a video about them it will up on December 14th

[@captaincoyote1792]

@@BryceNewbold Roger that! Thank you for the quick reply. They looked like Fjalravens: substantial….and sharp, not super baggy (as so many outdoors “tech” pants do). I’m now subscribed….and I look forward to your review!

[@natehoover5266]

Hey Bryce, I'm in Ohio. What's your favorite place to backpack in Ohio? I went to Colorado for my first trip and did 100 miles of the CT and just went the Cranberry Wilderness. Also, where do you backpack in mohican? I didn't think overnight camping was allowed there.

[@larryguy8606]

I really liked my Trekology pillow. Until it wouldn't hold air anymore. Now I have two of the little inflatables for the small of your back. I don't remember the name, but the two of them cost about 12 bucks. (I have to have something between my knees since I'm a side sleeper. If I don't have the 2nd pillow I use my butt pad)

[@alexwbanks70]

So funny you walked through our camp site 9 two years ago. We said hi to each other the second day whey you were hiking out, but I could not remember your name at the moment so I left it at that, You were out there with your daughter.

[@youtubespanishfishingchann6575]

I got fillow pillow from Nemo and for cooking I use jet boil

[@wncashe]

The BEST pillow I have found is the Nemo Fillo. Look it up, $39.95, extremely comfortable.

[@BryceNewbold]

thank you! looks comfy

[@LWilli5]

My daughter and I did a little overnight trip. Heard some dogs in the distance when we got there. Later, we heard coyotes - they were closer.

[@BryceNewbold]

haha.. did you both enjoy it? or scary close.

[@LWilli5]

They weren’t in our campsite, but they were pretty close. I don’t think there were many of them and they didn’t stay around long. Had they been closer, I might have been nervous.

[@lisasdayoff503]

Trekology.... But I'm a bargain hunter. I like it

[@BryceNewbold]

👍👍

[@MCameron2479]

I have been contemplating trying a travel size my pillow. I think I can compress it down fairly small.

[@BryceNewbold]

hmmn.. interesting

[@robertbelli7638]

What pants are those? The green black look great!

[@BryceNewbold]

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