trtl Pillow – Scientifically Proven, Super Soft Neck Support Travel Pillow for Sleeping – Lightweight and Machine Washable – Ergonomic Design for Traveling on Airplanes, Cars, and Trains – Black

Not as perfect as my favorite pillow at home, but is great on flights
Like a lot of people writing reviews for this product, I’ve tried several different types of neck pillows, braces, etc. I bought the Trtl pillow to use on both business trips and on vacations… and only for flying. I take several international trips every year and I fly about once a month for work.I’ve tried a squishy u-shaped pillow and didn’t like it because it wasn’t firm enough for the way I sleep and I didn’t care for it at all. An inflatable u-shaped pillow was so-so. I have brace-style sleep collar thingee that I actually like quite a bit, but the last few times I used it, my neck ended up a little sore. Honestly, half of the reason that I bought the Trtl is because I was intrigued and wanted to see how comfortable it is. I’ve used a couple of times so far, and I really like it. Is it as perfect as my pillows at home? Nope. But is it comfortable when flying? Definitely.Pros:- Once you figure out the position that is JUST right, it’s great. It took me a few tries to get it in a spot that supported my head while I slept. If you don’t do that, you’ll end up with a sore neck. Other reviewers say that it’s a bit flimsy, and I thought so, too, at first, but I fiddled with it a bit and once I got it in the right position: bingo! Was supportive and worked great.- Super soft material- Helps keep you warm on chilly flights- Keeps fellow travelers from talking to you (if you want a little privacy) because when they see you put the thing on in order to take a nap, they know you’re serious about going to sleep. :)Cons:- Am a little concerned that the material won’t hold up. So far it’s been fine, but I secure the Trtl around my neck pretty snug, and am a bit worried that eventually the plastic prongs will come popping out of the seams. But again, it’s been just fine so far.- It takes up a little more room in a travel bag than other pillows because it doesn’t lay completely flat. That’s not a huge deterrent for me, though, because I tend to pack pretty lightly and I had plenty of room for it in my bag.All in all, the “pros” greatly outweigh the “cons” for me, and I really like it. If the material doesn’t hold up, I’m come back and change my review, but so far, I’d recommend the Trtl. 🙂

Great design! How it works and what it feels like…
I’ve tried memory foam, inflatable, and husk filled donut pillows, but they 1) never reach high enough up my shoulder to rest on without my neck leaning over at a ridiculous angle and 2) they push my neck out from the back of the seat that I’m crooked and sore there too. This was getting such great reviews, I decided to give it a try. Glad I did, because it’s awesome! Since you can’t really tell what it feels like from the pictures and videos, I’ll describe it: The fleece is VERY soft, and once you wrap it around your neck, it just feels like you’re wearing a scarf or turtleneck. Once you stick it to the velcro strip on the other side, suddenly it feels like you have somebody’s shoulder there that you’re leaning on – even though nobody’s there! It can be used on the right or left shoulder easily, and in the front if you prefer to slump forward.For those who are wondering how this thing works, the support comes from an “X” shaped structure tucked into a padded pillow case sewn into the scarf. Because the X is enclosed in this casing , the bottom of the X “tents” over your shoulder (one foot in the front, the other in the back) but neither foot is pressing into your shoulder. Instead, the weight is taken by the * fabric stretched between * these legs which “tents” comfortably over the shoulder so you don’t feel pressure. Your chin rests in the fabric stretched between the two uprights at the top of the X (like a hammock). Because your shoulders are higher (especially when resting on armrests, as you would be on a plane) the Trtl is at its most supportive when used there (right or left equally so). If you prefer to slump forward, the feet of the X will not be straddling a shoulder, but rather resting on your chest. As this is my preferred sleep position, I found that all I needed to do is tuck a bit of the scarf under each foot, and I felt no pressure on my chest. No problem. And if you’re wondering how much weight this thing can take, the answer is the full weight of your head. When I put it on, it feels like I’m leaning against something solid, like someone’s shoulder on the side, or a donut pillow in the front, and I can relax completely. Except that it’s smaller, lighter, and more pack-able than a donut, and keeps me warm on a flight (I’m always cold). Great design! Highly recommend!

Sujeta el peso de tu cabeza muy bien y es súper práctica de llevar. La recomiendo ampliamente.

Finally…a neck support that’s comfortable & not bulky for travel.