Ostrichpillow Go Neck Pillow, Travel Pillows for Airplanes, Premium Memory Foam Travel Pillow, 360º Ergonomic Design, Asymmetrical Sides, Travel Bag Included, Washable Modal Cover

THE BEST TRAVEL PILLOW IVE EVER USED!!! It supports your neck so you can sleep upright. But also lean to side if you want. It’s super soft and memory foam. For years I used the TRTL pillow, but it eventually broke bc it’s just plastic.. additionally the trtl pillow isn’t necessarily comfy, due to being plastic. The ostrich pillow is just as supportive, if not more so, and ridiculously comfy. We are going to Italy this year and was reallly wanting a travel pillow that I would be okay with for 13 hours. It’s absolutely worth the money. It fits nicely in the travel bag it comes with, has a clip to carry on our bag. Love love love this pillow. Absolute most buy!!! Stop trying to buy the cheapest option and get a quality pillow that will last you a long time. If you travel a lot like me, this is a non negotiable.

Ordered multiple travel neck pillows and found this to be the most supportive. I had 2 10+ hour flights in 2 days and it is the best I have ever slept on a plane! I was able to sleep upright with my neck comfy and supported. Best neck pillow I’ve ever used - very impressed with this one! If you sleep warm you may find it a bit on the warmer side, and it is a little bulky - but it fits in the bag and was not a problem at all. I highly recommend this neck pillow if you need neck support to sleep when traveling!

They're comfortable, easy to use, good quality materials. Bit of struggle trying to pack it all in in the small bag once your flight lands and everyone is scrambling for their luggage. Recommend to wash the outer cloth after a couple of flights just to get the smell off. Once you roll it up and slip it in the carry case it comes with, much smaller than a normal travel pillow.

I've tried many different travel pillows. They were all "ok". But I wasn't thrilled with any of them. I finally decided to fork out the cash for this one, and I was not disappointed. It is so much more comfortable and user friendly than any of the cheaper other ones I had tried. It is big, like thick, but it squished down to a pretty packable size. The wrap-around option is a really nice feature because you can use the thicker area against the window on the plane much better than the cheaper models can do; easy to adjust the placement for your situation. Is it perfect? No. But I honestly don't think you'll find a perfect design. But it's by far the best one I've tried, and I feel like it was worth the cost. The quality seems to be very good, as well.

There are things I like about this pillow and things I definitely dislike. It’s not dissimilar to a soft cervical collar. The support is kind of nice. The shape, however, makes it hard to wear if you don’t have a slim, long, neck. If time, gravity, and extra weight finds your jaw or neck you’re going to feel like you’re struggling to keep your head up. It feels suffocating. For the price I can’t justify the purchase on something that feels so clunky

First of all, I wanted to love this pillow. It came highly rated from multiple sources. I bought this for 9+ hour red-eye flights between the West Coast and London. Here are my observations: - Very awkward while in the storage bag. Because of its bulk, I had to tie it onto the outside of my messenger bag and it got caught on all kinds of things while moving thru the airport/onto the plane. - The pillow fits poorly & does not stay in place. - The pillow gets unpleasantly warm quite quickly (the foam holds heat). + Cover fabric is very soft. When leaning my head towards the higher side of the pillow (as shown in the product video), it just slides over and tilts with the weight of my head, causing an uncomfortable position and unpleasant pressure against the opposite side of my neck. When leaning towards the low side of the pillow it didn’t slide/tip, but my face felt smooshed upwards and the pillow forced my earring to dig into my head. I have not yet found a way to get the pillow snug enough to stay in place without feeling like I am being smothered by the wrap portion that extends up above my chin. After trying to get this pillow positioned for over an hour, all I got was frustration & neck pain. I got zero sleep on the flight. All in all, this pillow was frustrating to use and completely underwhelmed me. If I hadn’t missed the return window. I would definitely send it back. Instead I’m out $60 and am stuck with a pillow I can’t use.

This is the best travel pillow I have ever owned. I have TMD and it doesn’t put pressure on my jaw. It supports my head in all directions. Now for the disclaimers: your headphones will not stay in place with these. I recommend only using wired earbuds so they can be easily located once you wake up from the airplane wheels touching the ground. The foam is super comfortable and supportive, but it looks like you are wearing a neck brace. If you are confident in yourself and do not give a care about what anyone else thinks and you want a NAP this is your pillow.

I purchased both this and the Proglobe travel pillow to do a side-by-side comparison because I was incurably curious to know why the Ostrichpillow approached a $70 price point (I payed just $22 for the Proglobe on a deal. It typically goes for $26). Honestly, both neck pillows are quite good. The Proglobe edges out the Ostrichpillow in terms of better sizing for a small person with a small neck (that's me). Both are very supportive of the neck and I can actually envision being able to fall asleep on a coach flight with one of these (I am not one to be able sleep on a plane without a lie-flat ticketed seat). The Ostrichpillow edges out the Proglobe on absolutely luxurious softness, and on the more nuanced contouring at the back of the neck (and also narrowing of the memory foam at the back so that your head doesn't feel pitched forward). All in all, I understand the price of the Ostrichpillow (which I got on a deal for $55, I might add). So, I'm keeping both. My husband can use one and I'll use the other (which one I'll claim, I'm not sure at this point. The Ostrich is a bigger on me, but would still provide the support and is so very soft).