Maliton Inflatable Travel Pillow for Airplane Comfortable Sleeping to Relieve Neck and Shoulder Pain, Support Head Inflatable Pillow for Long Flights, Used for Airplanes, Cars, Trains, Office(Grey)

Honestly, this is a god send that got me through many 13 hour flights to New Zealand. Definitely worth it. Easy to blow up. Great support that you can lean on. It’s mostly comfortable, it just hurts your chin/jaw from leaning on it for hours. easy to turn your head to relieve that. Super easy to travel with as it deflates.

I wanted to give 5 stars, but giving 4 stars just because it was somewhat inconvenient to inflate and deflate multiple times during 15 hours flight when I was sitting in the middle seat. It works great only for 3-5 hours flight when you don't expect multiple meals. I tried all different positions and it was very comfortable either way.

I love these pillows in general It’s been a game-changer for my comfort during extra long travel. The inflatable design allows me to adjust the firmness to exactly what I need, giving perfect support for my chest and torso while in a front-leaning position on a tray table or my lap. It’s incredibly versatile and really helps take the pressure off my body, making it so much easier to remain in certain positions for longer periods.The material is high-quality and feels durable, and it’s super easy to inflate and deflate. Plus, it’s portable, so I can take it on trips without any hassle. (FYSA: Don't love the cover, but comfortable enough material you don't need it) Doesn't pack down as small as some, but still not bad!Overall, I’m very happy with the pillow. It’s comfortable, effective, and has made a noticeable difference in my routine.

I bought this for my trip to Japan after seeing a friend use it on another international trip. It did not work at all on the flight, unfortunately. There is not enough space between the seats, and when the person in front reclines, the top of their seat makes the space even smaller. There's only enough space to sit upright and like, tilt your head forward. It feels like sitting upright. I wish I had a picture to show how it did not work at all. I don't know how everyone in the comments are saying it worked amazing for them. I flew Delta economy and didn't have enough space to lean forward on it. I slept better using my usual neck pillow.When I tested it out at home it seemed comfortable enough. It might work for a long car ride or train ride? But I think even in those situations, if there's enough room to comfortably recline the seat, there is no need to lean forward.I am 5'3" and have a long torso.

This really helped my husband in his recovery from a torn retina. He had to remain head down/eyes down for over a week and this was a great help. I can also see this as being a big help on a long flight to sleep.

This would have been perfect if the area where to inflate wasn’t so big it was very difficult to keep the air in every time I tried to close it half the air went t

As tight at airline seating is today, and the seats hardly recline at all, I found this useful. But it is bulky to put in your carry-on. I did manage to get it back in it's small bag each time, but it takes some effort. I think I will only take it if flying 3 hours or more. I did like using it, my neck etc were better off, it is dark. It inflates pretty rapidly and deflates easily, but I then just stuffed all willy nilly into my carryon, and only later took the time to express every smidge of air and work it back into the little black bag.

Pleasantly surprised! Got this for a 12 hour bus trip and it is helpful and comfy. No sore neck, keeps my head from bobbing.