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Sleep Well Wherever You Land

Travel sleep is a different game. You're upright in a seat, stuck with a mystery hotel pillow, or setting up a bed on the floor for guests. Our travel collection brings the same Performance® fabrics from our full-size lineup into gear that packs, inflates, and goes where you go.

Built for Every Kind of Trip

Not every trip needs every piece. Here's what we'd pack for the four we hear about most.

  • The Guest Room That Isn't a Guest Room

    Family's in town and the office is pulling double duty. An air mattress with a pillowtop gives your guests a proper bed, and it disappears into a closet when they leave.

    Pack: air mattress, sheet set, a full-size pillow.

  • The Long Flight

    You can't open a window at 35,000 feet. A breathable travel pillow keeps heat from sitting against your neck, and it works as lumbar support when you're done napping.

    Pack: Storm or Flow travel pillow.

  • The Road Trip

    Passenger-seat naps, a different hotel every night, and nothing where you left it. A compact pillow handles the car, and the travel bag protects your real pillow for the hotel.

    Pack: travel pillow, Pillow Travel Bag.

  • The Campsite

    Sleeping on the ground gets old fast. Bring the air mattress, put a tarp underneath, and make sure you've got power for the pump. Your back will thank you.

    Pack: air mattress, sheets, travel pillow.

How to Pack for a Better Night's Sleep

A few minutes of prep saves you a rough night. Here's the order we'd go in.

  1. Pick Your Bed First

    Figure out where you're sleeping. A hotel needs a pillow plan; a campsite or a guest setup needs the air mattress.

  2. Match Your Sheets to the Size

    Twin mattress, twin sheets. Queen mattress, queen sheets. Deep pocket fitted sheets hold on best over a pillowtop.

  3. Choose Your Pillow

    Grab Storm if you run warm and Flow if you want soft and cozy. Bringing your own full-size pillow? Zip it into the travel bag.

  4. Check Your Power

    The air mattress pump needs an outlet. At a campsite, that means a hookup or a portable power station.

  5. Clip, Roll, and Go

    Clip the travel pillow case to your bag, roll the air mattress into its storage bag, and you're out the door.

Round Out Your Travel Kit

Got the bed sorted? Your pillow is next. Find a compact pick for the road or a purpose-built pillow for extra support.