SkySiesta Travel Pillow L Shaped Supports Review

Better support than a regular travel pillow. I couldn't just sit up straight. It was comfortable to lean against the window or your partner. I had a great nights sleep and it helped block out the noise. I don't care if I look weird as long as it means I sleep well.

Best in class. Are there travel pillows that are comfortable and get the job done? I do not think so. However, it is getting closer. I used it on a 15 hour flight. It's soft and comfortable. It didn't look as weird as I thought. It saved my throat and gave me more time to sleep. The only downside is that it's not small, it takes up a lot of hand luggage space.

Excellent for riding! I have multiple sclerosis and traumatic brain injury and have a similar attitude towards sleeping at night in that I can't sleep lying down, just a bit half lying down - I sleep with two pillows (one on each side of me and I rest my chin/head on pillow and neck wrap but I will also try this travel pillow for night sleeps I love that there isn't a bulky pillow on my neck as most heads are too far forward Amazing design SkySiesta!

We have just returned from a very long trip to Japan and China. After reading many reviews I decided on this pillow and another one. I took both on a trip and tried both. In the end, I liked this one the best. I have a very long neck and when I try to sleep on a plane my head always hangs forward. This pillow essentially immobilizes your head but does not harm you. As an added benefit, the side pads block noise, but I've also used noise-cancelling headphones and the pad didn't bother them. This

I ordered a pillow but it didn't come with a holdall or eyecup. I contacted the company and they immediately sent me a new one. They asked me to keep the 1st and when the 2nd arrived it came complete with a pouch and eyecup. The pillow is good. I think since I'm only 5ft tall I'll have issues with any pillow. It fit my head well and because it was snug it also kept out some of the airplane noise. It's a little uncomfortable because it's hanging on my chest, but overall I'd use it again.

My wife and I could open a Revain store selling all our travel pillows that don't work. It is great! It supports the head to the side (on either side) and under the chin without tilting the neck forward. Little did we know how nice it was to be able to rest our head against the seat. When I woke up I really felt like I was sleeping lying down - a feeling no other travel pillow has ever given. I didn't find the pillow too warm on a cold plane. It was convenient to use and not difficult to carry.

I have traveled for many years and have tried a dozen different travel pillows. It's the best I've ever used because it fully supports my chin and doesn't let it sag forward, plus it's soft and comfortable. It does not inflate and is put back in the pocket. I just measured it's depth is about 10 x 10 x 8 inches. However, it is lightweight and attaches to the handle of my backpack or suitcase with a seat belt clip. I got a really good, really good sleep with a pillow and woke up refreshed…

I managed to sleep (like on an airplane) on the 16-hour flight from Newark to Hong Kong! I have flown to Israel in the past and keep waking up with my head tilted forward or sideways. So I did my research and selected this pillow and bought it before that night/long flight. This pillow supported my neck and head well enough that I was able to lean to either side and fall asleep fully in a comfortable position. In addition, it was a soft, fluffy material that was pleasant to the touch. In fact…

I bought four types of airplane pillows for my recent trip to Europe. There were three of us on the trip and we all used four different types of pillows. It was the winner. I've never been able to sleep on an airplane. I was gone for five hours with this pillow! My second choice is an inflatable pillow that is placed on your lap and you lean forward. It was pretty good, but after a while my neck started to hurt when I leaned forward at that angle (although I have to take that with a pinch of…