Airplane Pillow, Travel Pillows for Airplanes with Sleep Eye Mask, 360° Airplane Pillow for Long Flights, Car Road Trip, Car Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, Combo with Chin Strap,2-Pack Black

This neck pillow is perfect for Travel. I was able to rest comfortably without my neck being hot or bobbing. The eye shield provided a great comfort and blocking of lights. My head remained in place while sleeping for 4hours. The chin strap made my concern for an open mouth upon falling asleep obsolete. The material is easy to clean. Small enough to pack in a carry-on bag. Easy to assemble and durable to handle being packed tightly under other articles.

This is the BEST: I slept for 8 hours straight on a 15 hours flight in an economy seat! Before this, I used to struggle getting even 30 minutes of sleep on these flights and would feel absolutely awful after landing. Other pillows would cause my head to flop up and down and my body to lean uncomfortably to a side. This one held my head steady and my body didn’t lean awkwardly. I woke up very refreshed and had no problems with tiredness after the flight landed. The only other time I felt this refreshed after a flight was when I got bumped to business class and slept on a flat bed.

Unfortunately the return window had closed by the time we returned from our trip. These did not work for us. They hold your head fine and the blackout mask is dark, but we could not sleep in the upright position it keeps your head.

I'm not sure who designed airline seats, but I have never been able to sleep well on a flight. The headrest pushes so far forward there are only two options: - slouch and tilt my head back, then wake myself up and scare everyone around me with a loud snort/snore - do the head bob, waking up just before my forehead hits the back of the seat in front of me There is of course the third option of falling asleep on your neighbor's shoulder, but if you don't know your neighbor, it can make them uncomfortable. Enter the Sarisun Airplane Pillow. I was skeptical about this device, but we used it on a trip to Europe with excellent results. Simply attach it to your headrest and strap yourself in with the eye mask. If you really want to nerd out and you're not afraid of having a teenage orthodontia flashback, use the chin strap (though it's not really necessary). No bobbing, no snoring, just a little drooling which of course can be absorbed by the strap if you choose to use it. It also folds to a remarkably small size and has a pouch for storage. No more bulky neck pillow attached to your backpack that hits everyone in the head as you board the aircraft. Highly recommend for anyone no matter how often you fly.

Game changer for long haul travel. Can finally sleep on the plane.