Upgraded Travel Pillow, U-Shaped Airplane Head Strap for All Heights, 360° Support, 3D Sleep Mask, 100% Light Blocking, Long Flights Essentials Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, BlackClimatePartner certified

I don’t select the window seat because I don’t like asking people to move so I can go to the bathroom, and I don’t care if I can lean on the window to fall asleep. I’m naturally a back sleeper, so for me this was amazing. It holds your head perfectly, exceptionally, absolutely still, and the eye mask completely blocks all light without hurting your eyes. The eye mask has a molded edge that goes around the socket of the eye, blocking out the light completely; the mask itself never touches your eyelids. I was asleep so fast it was almost embarrassing. Your head won’t move at all, but not in an uncomfortable way. The best way I can describe it is that the eye mask creates a hammock-like effect, gently supporting your head from the front, and the sides corral it, keeping it straight, so that your head moves only slightly but naturally. It’s not stiff, everything is held perfectly in place and you sleep like a baby. I will never, ever get on a plane without this thing again. I sleep very easily on planes anyway, except for the fact that my head always snaps forward, jolting me awake, and I hate it. The flight is miserable and I can’t even enjoy a little cat nap. This solved that problem. If I could never buy one of these ever again, I would try to figure out how to make one myself.

Buy it! Just returned from flights to Africa totaling 20 hours each way. I’ve tried so many neck pillows. I don’t sleep on planes. Ever. But this helped so much. I slept 3-4 hours each leg, which was sooo helpful. I was also (slightly) concerned I’d look like an idiot in this. But it’s not that obvious that it’s strapped to seat. Just looks like your ears and eyes are covered. Typical for flights. Nothing stand-out about it. I’ll never travel with any other neck contraption. This is the keeper.

This is great for when you have a redeye in economy. Doesn’t my any means make you feel like you’re in first class but it does allow you to sleep. The Velcro sticks so well and can hold your big ole head’s dead weight. It is slightly more bulky than I was expecting so does take up a bit of room in your personal item. The only thing I don’t love is that the Velcro is extremely loud so every time you readjust half the plane can hear it. But whatever you’re all stuck in the back of the plane together; who are they to judge!

It works! It's not perfect, but it is way better than the neck roll or nothing at all. I used it on a couple long red-eye flights and I was able to sleep as comfortably as a person can while sitting upright in an airplane seat. Definitely take it out and see how it works before you get on the plane. There just isn't a lot of room once you are in your seat to fiddle with it. The velcro eye cover and memory foam band also have an added benefit of knocking out noise. I was also able to comfortably wear headphones under it. It was lightweight and easy to keep in the bag that went under the seat. Totally worth the money!

Yes it holds your head in place. But it doesn't support the weight of your head. So when you relax a lot of the weight is transferred the neck. Very uncomfortable. It might make a difference if the seat can recline back or if it is paired with neck pillow. Will test on more flights.

Don’t hesitate! Buy it!!! Comes SO in handy. I put it on as soon as I get to my seat on the plane and it helps keep me upright and allows me to sleep the whole flight. It’s a game changer and my friends love it too. They asked me where I bought it so that they could get it as well. I swear it’s a MUST for a plane ride no matter the duration.

This pillow works well and I did get some rest on a long haul flight with it. I find that a loose fit that allows some head movement is more comfortable. And that, although it does its thing, the head is not the only thing that slumps during sleep and the pillow cannot hold the entire body up.

There’s no back-of-the-neck support in this version. Because there’s no pillow, just a four inch wide padded strap that goes around your head at ear level. The mask attaches with velcro to complete the ring that’s supposed to hold your head straight. Which only works if the back of your head is flat. Otherwise you need a rolled up towel for support.