FOXSEON Travel Pillow, Men's Turtleneck Support Neck Pillow,Airplanes Car or Office nap Pillow, Easy to Clean and Carry, with Luxury Storage Bag(Black)

My dog Sat on a hornet or something, and kept biting and digging at the spot on her bum. So I put the ridged side of the brace on the side of her neck so she couldn't turn her neck. She sort of likes it I think. Way better than a cone of shame and I can wash the fleece wrap when she's done with it. Working great. Not terribly comfortable for humans in flight, but I was more able to sleep with it than with out it and it slid in an outside pocket of my carry on fairly easy.

It works and is great for the price. I do like it. However for an honest review...It is not the most comfortable when compared to other pillow types out there. It is firm and the brace portion is not flexible. It has little padding overall. The material is soft but gets hot quickly. The best part is how little space it takes up and light weight.

Firstly, the bag that came is gold. Still rich in color and material but not what was shown (purple-ish/blue satin). A disappointment for me personally but big a deal enough alone to return because as I said, the quality of the bag is very nice.As for the pillow, this is nothing like a pillow at all in terms of comfort. Albeit the fabric is softer and thicker than I thought it would be, but the piece inside is tall/long and barely bends unless you’re putting more weight on top of it, instead of against it (I.e, pulling it down and placing your jaw partly on top).Furthermore, the strap/wrap piece can be painful when adjusting it enough for the pillow to be secure and stay put for you to lean on fully (it also wrinkles which can contribute to tightness & discomfort). I was already experiencing some neck pain lately due to poor neck positioning and support while sleeping so this made it worse as I was fiddling to find positions that work.With that being said, it CAN work and to be honest, I kind of have to make it work because of my budget. (This was the cheapest on the market I could find). So, here’s my advice: if you can afford better and want to invest in a travel pillow that will fully meet your needs and neck pillow dreams through more than one travel experience over a long time - buy a better one. If, however, you’re like me and can’t afford anything else right now, this is just about worth the money you are putting in and if you fiddle with it enough and take your time to figure what positions feels good, it should meet your needs (at least) in the short-term. Personally, I don’t feel this is nearly good enough to be a long-term travel ally unless -again- you can’t afford otherwise. That being said, I haven’t actually traveled with it yet, so that opinion could change.I’m going on a trip to Saudi next month and will be on at least 2 long haul flights with super lengthy layovers. I’ll make it work but in all likelihood, this will get returned when I get back home (unless my experience w/ it while traveling evolves for the better). After working with it for about 20 minutes, I’m confident at least that it’ll keep me more comfortable than I would be otherwise whilst sleeping on the plane.Hope this helps. Will try to return and give an update after traveling!

I love my trtl travel neck rest so much that I am ready for a new one. This was less expensive and I assumed that it would be similar. The fabric sleeve is cheaply made and the support is really tall, really flat and so rigid that it is absolutely unusable. I am glad I tried it before bringing it on a trip. I am going to hope I can find a trtl at the airport.

At first I was skeptical of the TikTok hype but I bought this for my transAtlantic flight. Easy to fit in my carryon, and easy to wear around my neck. Warm and cozy, unobtrusive. No need to bring bulky bedroom pillows or inflatable neck pillows. I didn’t realize I could get a real comfy sleep with this but it worked like a charm. Very practical for any long plane/train ride. Makes a great gift.

I purchased this for my husband of 6'5". Using the size chart, I, of course, ordered the largest size. It is far too tall for him. I should have gotten the size down. Unfortunately, we didn't bring it on our trip because it didn't fit. By the time we got home, it was beyond our return window and couldn't exchange it. Total waste. Very disappointing. Although, I have to say, the quality is nice and I truly wish it was the right size because it seems it would be very comfortable. It's soft, a manageable size for transport and seems to be of good quality.

Before: I have never been able to sleep on a plane - I mean, what if the pilot needs me to take over the controls because everyone had the fish for dinner and got sick, while I had the pasta?After: We were preparing for a trip to Spain (13 hours of flying time) and I knew that I would need to sleep. I have one of those "horseshoe" type pillows that are bulky and don't really support your head, so I decided to try this travel pillow. I practiced with it at home and it seemed like it would work pretty well, in fact I let friends try it and they bought them also (five more sales for you guys, btw). Here's how it worked out:Pros: Kept my neck warm, it was freezing on the plane The fabric is soft and pretty comfortable After a few adjustments, I was actually able to sleep! ( a little, but that's me) Totally easy to pack and store, it hardly takes any roomCon: When you put the weight of your head (eight pounds, I'm told) on it, it kind of pushes into your shoulder a bit. I would suggest adding some more padding to the bottom edge. I'm actually going do that to mine. I think it will be perfect after that.So, bottom line, if the pilot needs someone to fly the plane, they will need to ask someone with one of those horseshoe pillows, because I'll be snoozing.p.s. Never eat the fish on a plane, 30,000 feet is way too far from the source.

I love this pillow because it's less bulky it fits nice and a slim pocket and it holds your head up really good!