TRAVELREST Nest Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow, Advanced Support for Long Fli...

My husband and I just came back from our "trip of a lifetime," NYC to Auckland, NZ, a 17 hour flight (15 hour return)! I was really worried about how the trip would affect our first few days in New Zealand, especially since my husband has always been uncomfortable in economy class and has never been able to sleep on a plane. I looked into an upgrade to business class, but it was thousands of dollars. I couldn't do that, but I could get the best travel pillow on the market, the Travelrest Nest. The pillow design is a game-changer. The angled back of the pillow fits against the seat on the plane so it places you comfortably. The pillow and the seat are not fighting each other. Then, the extra tall sides of the pillow actually work to stabilize your neck, preventing any wobbles or the dreaded "crick" in the neck. It was super comfortable for sleeping. I also loved that the pillow comes with a bag that helps you compress the pillow when not in use. It's easy to stuff the pillow in and then you can fold it again to reduce the size quickly and easily. Again, when you're stuck in economy class, this sort of innovation is a game-changer, as ever square inch is precious! My only complaint is really with the airline, not the pillow. The cabin was overly warm and so the soft fleece fabric of the pillow added to the feeling of being overheated and stuffy. Everyone in the cabin was hot, so I don't think the pillow was to blame, but I did feel like I needed to cool off during the flight and the pillow was the first thing to go. Overall, I found this pillow to be a miracle worker. We were able to sleep (even my husband!) and we felt refreshed enough to enjoy day-one in NZ! I would love to be able to pay for business class, but short of that, I highly recommend the Travelrest pillow. It's a secret weapon for the common man!

I really liked the fact that this pillow had two major advantages over other neck support-sleep aids for long flights. It isn't easy to rest of get sleep in economy coach due to the cramped conditions. This pillow is soft, but when I wrap it around my neck, my neck can't move much and I can relax and my head will stay in one position. I really liked the fact that it can be compressed in a carry-bag to be stowed when I don't need it. The back side of this pillow also has a rougher edge that prevents it from slipping on the back of the airline seat. It is the best I have come across in 25 years of overseas vacation travel. Down sides are that it covers my ears somewhat and I couldn't get my Bose noise-cancelling over the ears headset on very well. It was awkward, as I also need to get rid of the fairly loud engine noise! (only thing worse would be NO engine noise...) I had two choices: use the tine AirPod noise cancelling headphones… or cut a small rounded notch into the pillow. I did cut the notch and it works great - my neck stays stable AND the noise is significantly abated. I wish the manufacturer would make one with the notch to accommodate headphones. BTW, the cover comes off to clean… or modify the foam. Win-win!Has kept

This is the best travel pillow I've found in a low time. You really have to try it out to appreciate the ergonomic design;it curves around your shoulders and has a high back that cradles your head but also is a flat back so it rests against the seat without feeling like a rolled towel digging into the back of your neck. A lot of travel pillows talk about preventing front head-bob but to me this doesn't actually matter in real life, because head-bob only occurs when sitting upright but when you recline head-bob doesn't occur since your head is naturally falling back onto a reclined seat. That being sai, it head-bob is important to you this pillow is basically par-for-the-course in preventing which is mediocre, but like I said that doesn't even matter when reclined. The most important feature for me is how a pillow feels when I lean my head to the side toward my shoulder which is how I usually sleep on planes, and this pillow feels perfect. It's supportive yet soft. A lot of stiffer pillows or cervical-brace style feel like they dig into my cheek or neck and become uncomfortable after 10minutes, but not this pillow! Travel pillows are highly personal and I have hated some pillows that others have loved, but I would highly recommend anyone at least give this pillow a try!

I purchased this after reading an enthusiastic review in The Times "Wirecutter". It LOOKED and sounded perfect. And it may be for some, but not me. If you're like me and the millions who suffer from various disorders of the neck or top of spinal column, you'll know that long flights are tough and take a toll. This product seemed the ticket. I should say that, as advertised, the memory foam is great, it does fold up to a relatively small size, it's soft to the touch, well-made, and has some backing material that keeps it from sliding up-and-off the top of your seatback, into the space of the passenger sitting behind. All very good! Yet, the proof is in the using. While it feels great when first strapped on, for my neck problem (arthritis) the depression for the neck is not deep enough. It felt as if my neck was still being pushed up, off the seatback. This may have been simply a symptom of my problem, and not a problem of the product, but it seemed the former at the time as I tried several different ways. Also, the sides seem oversized. They tend to get in the way. The product seems to still requires some refinement, or the maker could consider offering variations on the theme.

Full disclosure, this is the first travel neck pillow that I have bought for myself but I have borrowed plenty of others over the years so it's not my only experience using one. I finally broke down and bought one for my last trip which had 24+ hours flight time each direction and since I was flying economy, I knew I would need some comforts. I had read in other reviews that there is an odor to the pillow at first, which mine also had, so I left it out unfolded on my desk for a few days prior to traveling and had no issues with it after that. For actual use, I was impressed how easy it was to fold down in its bag, it compresses to about the size of a roll of toilet paper and if you read the instructions it's very easy. It also resizes very quickly. On my return trip, it had been bundled up in my bag for about two weeks so I was worried it would take a while to spring back into shape on the plane but I had no problem opening it up and using immediately. Support was great and the shape of it with the flat back and grippy material made it way easier to get some sleep on my 16 hour flight. The downside to this is that I do have a bit of a shorter neck so it was a tight fit. I couldn't easily have headphones or even just earbuds on while wearing it. I was also worried about it being too warm and I'm still on the fence about this. I had no issue with temp on my flight out however coming back I kept getting too warm and having to take it off. This could have had more to do with the human furnace sitting next to me while I was crammed in a middle seat. Overall this was a great purchase and definitely made sleeping in economy easier and a little more comfortable.

I have three requirements for a travel pillow. 1. Support my head from falling forward 2. Let me wear my headphones 3. Be small and easy to pack I've tried a number of different styles and materials, everything from inflatables to stiff collars but nothing really worked well for me. Some were even worse than no pillow at all. On the recommendation of a review site, I gave the Travelrest Nest a try and I think I've finally found the best travel pillow for me. Here are some more details about the requirements above. 1. Support my head from falling forward Typical horseshoe-shaped pillows are abysmal at this requirement for two reasons. They have an open front and push your head or neck forward with too much cushioning in the back. The Travelrest has a nice, bulky front section and velcro closure is very helpful to keep it in place. If you tend to nod forward, your chin nestles into the front and stays put. The back of the pillow is also very well designed. Eliminating most of the cushioning from the back means it won't push your head forward. There's just enough padding to keep it comfortable. 2. Let me wear my headphones If you're going to run into a problem with this pillow, this is probably the place. When I wear over-the-ear headphones like the Bose QC 35, the pillow does contact the bottom of the ear cups. It tends to push the headphones up but I find that adjusting the head band for a smaller fit keeps the headphones on without a problem. If your neck is particularly short, you might have more of a problem with this. I've worn the Travelrest pillow for 11+ hour flights with my headphones on and been fine. 3. Be small and easy to pack The included stuff sack has a nice velcro strap that allows you to really compress the memory foam down to a manageable size. It's smaller than most other foam-based pillows but bigger than an inflatable or collar-type pillow. For me, the size is manageable and worth making room in my bag. See the attached photo for the actual compressed size. This will be my go-to travel pillow until I'm fortunate enough to not have to ride in coach again. Highly recommended.

Jury is still out. This is the most comfortable neck pillow I've used to allow my muscles to relax while providing stability. It's never felt hot. The downside is the single attachment strap which somehow tore loose within a couple of days. A $50 product should be better than that

I want to share my experience with the TravelRest company. They are phenomenal! I received a pillow from Amazon that, to me, seemed used. The package had two return stickers on it, and the information packaging was torn off; there was also a slight tear in the foam pillow. I called the number that was given to call if the customer encountered any problems. The owner, Terri Middles, called me back promptly, and after I sent her pictures of what I received, she refunded my purchase. This is a small, family-run business, and Terri's husband designs all of their products. This pillow is very comfortable, soft, and packs small. It also comes with a travel bag and earplugs!!! If you are wondering if you should buy this pillow, don't hesitate another moment! It's the one for you!

I bought this prior to embarking on a 14 hour flight and was able to fall asleep without worrying I would wake up with a crick neck. So glad I purchased this item - very happy result.

My favorite pillow for travel. Supports the neck well and feels soft on the skin

El producto fue lo que esperaba, tiempo de entrega antes de lo establecido, todo muy bien.

Ik gebruikte het kussen voor een lange autorit van 8 uur om 's nachts te kunnen slapen. Het werkt prima.

Je n'ai pas l'habitude de noter un objet acheté sur Amazon mais force est de reconnaître que j'ai épluché les nombreux commentaires pour moult coussins de voyages et les rares (mais authentiques) commentaires de celui-ci ont fait pencher la balance. Comme certains l'ont déjà dit, je cherchais également un coussin qui ne "casse" pas la nuque lorsque j'appuie ma tête et ce coussin remplit parfaitement son rôle. La mousse à mémoire de forme est également très confortable et maintient parfaitement la tête. Je pensais me servir de ce coussin uniquement lorsque je voyage mais il s'avère également pratique dès que je regarde la télé ou que je lis. Le revêtement est doux et tient chaud (sans faire suer comme un porc) Un autre critère était la taille une fois le coussin plié et encore une fois j'ai été agréablement surpris. Le coussin se range dans sa housse et se plie assez facilement pour ne prendre au final pas beaucoup plus de place qu'un coussin gonflable une fois dégonflé (une fois plié il se condense en un boudin d'une petite vingtaine de centimètres de haut et une dizaine de cm de diamètre). En sachant qu'il est à mémoire de forme, il est largement possible de réduire encore un peu la taille pour le ranger dans une valise. En somme, certes le prix est un peu élevé mais vous n'aurez pas à en acheter 50, le coussin est confortable, efficace, ergonomique et pliable. Un must have!