Travel Pillows for Airplanes, Plane Pillow with Eye Mask for Long Flights Sleeping, 360° Support Airplane Head Strap Compact Flight Essentials for Travel Sleep Neck Upright, Stop Head Bobbing (Grey)

Sooooo brilliant! My head flops down, when I’m napping in the car or on a plane. This sleeping mask stops that 100%! Attach the headrest piece to your seat, and once you put the mask on, the Velcro on the two pieces fit snuggly and firmly, holding your head in place. Completely saves me from neck ache and constantly waking up as my head bobs around. Total bonus that you don’t have to miss the snack cart, by putting the “wake for food” badge on! Not to mention the face mask is silly soft. I might just have to use it to sleep at night at home!

I usually can't sleep at all on flights and I was able to sleep a little bit with this, so I'm going to say it does the job. First, you attach the backing to the headrest on your seat with the straps hanging downward and pull down to tighten them. You want them to be pretty tight so your head doesn't slip. Then, you put on the mask and attach the sides. If you're going to use this with a neck pillow, get one that is flat behind the neck. I made the mistake of bringing one that's rounded behind the neck and you just can't use those kind with this.

This might be the softest thing I own. Pro: holds your head like advertised. The “wake for food” patch works. It is very lightweight and if you don’t fold it up like designed but fold it flat, it slides into your backpack’s laptop sleeve effortlessly. Easily the most compact neck pillow I’ve owned, and I’ve had about 6. Cons: - It has very tiny (thus very weak) hook and loop tape. After a short while it no longer stays on. I need to sew a new strip onto it. - I wish it was just a bit bigger. I can’t wear it under my noise canceling headphones and it barely fits over them. Neck pain is not completely eliminated. You can get neck pain for holding your head still and erect, too. But it’s the best solution so far. At some point I’m going to forget the part that straps to the seat back. Having to take the whole contraption off if someone asks you a question or if you need to get up because the person in the window seat needs to use the restroom is much more difficult than a traditional neck pillow. Bottom line: 8/10, wholeheartedly endorse. Would buy again. Update after 9 months: still the best travel pillow option I’ve had. However the Velcro has completely failed. I would still buy again. I may sew more Velcro on rather than buy another one. It’s still good.

First you feel a little different because people are watching you strap on the backing attachment to your headrest; you need to do this before you sit down. It's impossible to attach this while you are sitting down and have the seat belt on. Then you put on your noise reduction headphones (not included!). Finally you put this mask on and then sit back and attach the backing attachment to the back of your mask on each side. Your head will not bobble up and down and depending on how firm you attached everything, your head will not turn to the right or left and crank your neck. The mask is soft and blocks out light. TDLR; this thing WORKS! It is amazing and you can sleep for hours with it. It beats those pillows and you can carry it around in a small bag. Worth the money!

Great product

I use it for every long flight I have. Hold head comfortably up straight so there’s no neck pain. I use mine with Bose headphones underneath the band and it’s great! Quite easy to assemble. And the band itself is high quality. I put it in my backpack and it does take up some space but it’s totally worth it. Don’t forget to pull it off the seat when you land though!

I’m over 6’ tall. Overnight flights are awful. This is the fourth “pillow” I’ve tried. Doesn’t work any better than any other.

So helpful for anyone with a bad neck but loves to travel. First time I’ve been able to sleep comfortably on an airplane! Does not fit with all airlines for short flights but it works with the larger planes for long distances

My son notoriously falls asleep instantly when I pick him up at the end of the day. What usually results is a lot of head lolling, rolling around, and snoring. I attached this travel pillow/eye mask to his car seat and when he's about to conk out, I strap him into it. It keeps his head upright and in a more comfortable position, and his snoring is resolved. It is attached with velcro, so I am not concerned with it interfering with how the car seat functions in the event of an accident. There are neat little messages you can attach to the front which is great for when you're snoozing on an airplane, one is "wake for food" and the other is "do not disturb."

What do you get for ¥6,580 ? For this much you would think they would include one label like in the photo advertised (Wake for Food) Instead you get a thin plastic disposable zip bag as your "light travel bag". The advertised photo gives the impression the padding is a thick memory foam, but instead its a thin material that I'm too scared to wash in case it will break down. For this price/quality, is Amazon is becoming the re-seller of Temu ? If this product was ¥1,000 I can't complain. People please take your money and buy the real thing from Gracie's Sleeper Hold Pillow. I took a gamble and lost so you don't have to. Love and Peace to you all.