TREKOLOGY Inflatable Neck Pillow for Travel - Ultimate Comfort and Support for Airplanes, Cars, and More - Ergonomic Design for Restful Sleep and Neck Relief - Essential Travel Accessory

Well made, the material is very durable. Left it inflated for 48 hrs--it did not loose air.

Well made and supports well. Sized well and supports neck well. Did not heat up very much while wearing. Easy to inflate or deflate for comfort. Function well for long trip

I liked this product- compact, comfortable, great lock valve feature to hold in air as you blow. However, I only had it for about 1.5 years and it already deflates very slowly as I use it. That is disappointing.

I have used this on many flights. It helps a lot. As your head leans to one side the air pressure naturally pushes back and provides support.

It rolls up into a cute, small, lightweight little bag that hardly takes up any space at all. The front has a soft plush velvet. It would be great as a travel accessory--IF I could inflate it easily!The inflation nozzle has no lip or protrusions for you lips to grip onto when inflating, you just awkwardly put your mouth up to it. In order to secure the air, you have to press a button INSIDE the valve--a process which immediately causes air to deflate as soon as you've taken your mouth off of it. From there you have to strain to reinflate the air lost in the process. This is worse than the simple pinch inflator every cheapo pool toy has--at least with those, you have a way of pinching off the air flow before plugging it.You could try to press the button with your tongue, but it's awkward, difficult, and messy because there's nothing for your lips to grip while you strain your tongue out. It's just a weirdly difficult valve on an otherwise fine product. I have to do some serious tongue aerobics to get this darn thing to stay inflated.

For air travel, this hardly takes any space, which is important to me because I normally do not check bags. It blows up in about 3-4 puffs and is ready to go. I never travel by air without it. I put my large Jansport backpack in the overhead compartment and the Trekology travel pillow, water bottle and snacks in my Outlander 20L daypack, which I put under the seat in front of me.

awful. Impossible to inflate to firm. Even with black button closed as video says.

I own a couple of regular Trekology inflatable pillows. For the price, they really are quite decent. I was going to be on an all day flight to Central America and needed something that I could take on the plane. This travel pillow fit the bill. When deflated it is really quite compact and when inflated it is the size of a standard U shaped travel pillow. It is easy to inflate and deflate and was rather comfortable.