🌙 ObboMed HR-7510 Inflatable Bed Wedge Pillow - Portable with Velour Surface for Sleeping and Travel - Prevent Sliding with Horizontal Indention - 23” x 22” x (7.5”~1.5”) - Cyan Review

My large wedge foam pillow has completely solved my home snoring problem (although everyone snores for different reasons according to YMMV). For travel though, carrying that big foam thing with you is ridiculous. This inflatable is ok but a bit small. The hotel pillow I put on it tended to fall off and the tapered edge didn't reach as low as I would have liked to reach my body. I'll look for something better. I will say that it is easy to inflate - it takes me about 15 deep breaths to inflate…

I've been using this product for about 10 days and I really like it. He has performed well. It took me about 20 breaths to fill it with air, which shouldn't be a problem for someone in relatively good health. Some people have complained about 2 inches at the shortest end. If it's maxed out, that could be a problem. I just removed some air and the problem was fixed. I haven't had any problems with a leaking valve. I had it for about 10 days, I used it every night and didn't deflate. I blew it…

We bought memory foam wedges from Revain and found them to be so effective at improving sleep that we wanted to find a portable ingestible equivalent traveling with you. We also bought an inflation pump which makes inflation a lot easier. Holds its inflated shape well. The wedge is almost the same angle and height as the memory foam wedge, but is slightly narrower. The soft cover is comfortable to sleep in, but we found it more comfortable to cover it with a light towel, or perhaps wrap it in a

Not recommended! Initially this pillow helped me get up in my sleep although the valve fills and deflates a serious pain in the ass. Since it was quite practical, I simply accepted the valve. Everything was fine and normal for about 15-20 inflation/deflation cycles, after which it started leaking about an hour later. I thought it was the valve but I just filled the tub and dunked the pillow to find it was leaking through two small tears near the creases. I could try to fix it, but since it's…

Great for travel and I absolutely MUST travel with a wedge pillow to help with my reflux which happens when I'm laying horizontally. For the price I'm quite satisfied. It's fairly easy to inflate and I usually find balloons difficult to inflate at all. It takes a while to deflate, and I think that's actually a good thing, because if they'd designed it to be easier to deflate at the nozzle, it probably wouldn't hold the air very well otherwise. The main downside is that I wouldn't recommend it…

I used this wedge pillow on a 2 week trip and have inflated and deflated 6 times. I only partially inflated it for use (softer and less noisy) and deflated it carefully, lining up the original folds, to put in my storage bag. Proper folding takes longer than inflation, but that's probably necessary to minimize the stress of folding and transporting. My weight is only 64 kg; A heavier person may overload it, especially when inflated to the point of stiffness. The felt surface is comfortable, but