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Parachute Pillow Review

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Ben Trapskin

I have carefully studied and evaluated many mattresses, sheets, pillows, duvet inserts, comforters, sleep gadgets, and adjustable beds for over a deca... Full Bio
Two white Parachute pillows in a clean, minimalistic setting. One pillow is lying flat while the other is propped up against it, both showcasing a soft and fluffy texture against a neutral white background.
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Parachute pillows are a type of pillow made with down and feather filling. They are known for being soft, supportive, and durable. Parachute pillows are available in a variety of firmness levels to suit different sleeping positions and preferences.

Some of the benefits of parachute pillows include:

  • Softness and comfort: Parachute pillows are filled with down and feathers, which are soft and fluffy materials. This makes them very comfortable to sleep on.
  • Support: Parachute pillows are also very supportive, which is important for maintaining proper neck alignment and preventing neck pain.
  • Durability: Parachute pillows are made with high-quality materials and construction, so they can last for many years.

Parachute pillows are a good choice for people of all sleeping positions, but they are especially well-suited for side sleepers. Side sleepers need a pillow that is thick and supportive enough to keep their head and neck in alignment. Parachute pillows also offer good pressure relief, which can help to reduce shoulder and neck pain.

Parachute pillows are available in a variety of sizes and firmness levels, so you can find one that is perfect for your needs. Parachute also offers a free 30-night trial on all of their pillows, so you can try it out before you buy it.

Here is an overview of the different types of parachute pillows that Parachute offers:

  • Down Pillow: The Down Pillow is Parachute’s most popular pillow. It is available in three firmness levels: Soft, Medium, and Firm. The Down Pillow is filled with 85% down and 15% feather fibers.
  • Side Sleeper Pillow: The Side Sleeper Pillow is designed specifically for side sleepers. It is slightly higher and firmer than the Down Pillow, which provides extra support for the head and neck.
  • Down Alternative Pillow: The Down Alternative Pillow is a good choice for people who are allergic to down or feathers. It is filled with a synthetic material that mimics the feel of down, but does not cause allergic reactions.

No matter what your sleeping position or preferences are, there is a parachute pillow that is perfect for you. Parachute pillows are a great investment in your sleep, and they can help you to get a good night’s sleep for many years to come.

Parachute is expanding their product line and now offers pillows. I received their medium down pillow which retails for $89. Parachute really wowed me with their duvet and it was nice to know that the same down that goes into their high-quality duvet also goes into their pillows.

Overview of the Parachute Pillow

 

My Parachute Pillow Findings

Outside of their showroom in LA, Parachute is sold exclusively online. They are a relatively new company and are expanding their offerings beyond sheets to an entire bedding collection. As I mention in the video above, my wife was surprised by the feel of this pillow. That’s because with cheaper down, you will feel the feathers inside. Often times these feathers will leak out of the pillow, especially after a pillow fight. Cheaper down pillows are also clumpy and inconsistent in their feel.

With Parachute you get good, clean down that just feels amazing. Best of all, with a 750 fill power you get an extra fluffy pillow that’s also light. If you have never purchased a high end down pillow this will come as a surprise.

parachute pillow

I have been sleeping on my Parachute down pillow for a week now and it pairs wonderfully with my Parachute duvet. Since we are near Christmas, it’s only getting colder in Minnesota and it’s time to get cozy! Fellow Minnesotans with old, poorly insulated houses like mine understand the need to keep your head warm at night as well as your body and this pillow does the trick.

At $89, it is a bit of an investment for a pillow but also remember that just like a mattress you will spend about a third of your life with it so might as well be comfortable.

My Parachute Down Pillow Recommendation

Parachute has brought quality down pillows to market at a much more accessible price than the competition. Here’s a down pillow for from The Company Store. Notice that this is only 50% down with a 50% feather blend at a price of $79-$99.

down pillow

Best of all, with Parachute they have a 30-day guarantee. If you just don’t like their product, you can get it returned for free, they will send you a pre paid shipping return label. Just make sure to keep the original packaging.

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Parachute pillow price trial and warranty

 

Parachute pillows range in price from $89 to $199, depending on the size and firmness level. Parachute offers a 30-night free trial on all of their pillows, so you can try it out before you buy it. If you are not satisfied with your pillow for any reason, you can return it for a full refund.

Parachute pillows also come with a 3-year warranty. The warranty covers any defects in materials or workmanship. If your pillow becomes defective within 3 years of purchase, Parachute will repair or replace it for free.

Here is a table of the different Parachute pillows, their prices, and the warranty information:

PillowPriceWarranty
Down Pillow$89-$1693 years
Side Sleeper Pillow$119-$1993 years
Down Alternative Pillow$89-$1693 years

Overall, Parachute pillows are a good value for the price. They are made with high-quality materials and construction, and they come with a free trial and a warranty.

Parachute vs. Brooklinen Pillows

Parachute and Brooklinen are two popular brands that offer high-quality bedding products, including pillows. Both brands offer a variety of pillow types and firmness levels to choose from, so you can find the perfect pillow for your needs.

Here is a comparison of Parachute and Brooklinen pillows:

FeatureParachuteBrooklinen
FillDown, feather, down alternativeDown, feather, down alternative, memory foam
Firmness levelsSoft, medium, firmSoft, medium, firm
Price$89-$199$84-$199
Warranty3 years1 year
Free trial30 nights30 nights

Overall, Parachute and Brooklinen pillows are very similar in terms of quality, price, and features. The main difference is that Brooklinen offers a wider variety of fill types, including memory foam. Memory foam pillows can be a good choice for people who need extra support or who have neck pain.

If you are looking for a high-quality down or feather pillow, either Parachute or Brooklinen would be a good choice. However, if you are looking for a memory foam pillow, Brooklinen is the better option.

Here is a summary of the pros and cons of each brand’s pillows:

Parachute

  • Pros: High-quality materials and construction, 3-year warranty, 30-night free trial
  • Cons: Limited fill type options

Brooklinen

  • Pros: Wide variety of fill types, including memory foam, 30-night free trial
  • Cons: Shorter warranty (1 year)

Ultimately, the best way to decide which brand of pillow is right for you is to try them out and see which one you prefer. Both Parachute and Brooklinen offer free trials, so you can easily return your pillow if you are not satisfied.

10 thoughts on “Parachute Pillow Review”

  1. Thank you for this review! I wonder how the pillow has held up over time? Is it still as bouncy/fluffy or has it gone flat with use? Thanks for any input!

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    • It has held up very well. The key is buying a pillow with quality materials which Parachute definitely has.

      Reply
  2. Thanks for the review. I’m curious if there was any odor from the pillow, both when you first received it and now?

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  3. Thank you for all of these pillow reviews! I start my night on my side and end up on my back, would you suggest the medium or firm in this pillow? I don’t like my head to be too high so I’m leaning medium but since you’d tried them I thought I’d ask. Thank you!

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  4. It looks like the price has risen up to $109 now for a standard medium down pillow. Is that still your preferred buy or is there a better deal for similar quality?

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    • No. I really don’t like pillow protectors because they take away from the feel of the pillow too much.

      Reply
  5. I thought the price for a medium down standard pillow was $89 but the cart has a price of $109. Help please!

    Reply

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