is this a good travel pillow
1776594
I don't think it is big enough as a travel pillow, also, you wouldn't be able to heat it.
1776595
I should think it would be great as a travel pillow, plus again when you get to your destination...
1776596
It's heavier than a normal neck pillow, but I like the weight and find it very comfortable. Because of the filling, it is easier to mold it to the most comfortable position. Personally I hadn't thought of using it as a travel pillow but if you have the room in your carry on to pack it, it would work.
1776597
I wouldn't use it as a travel pillow because it is not designed to support the neck. It is great for calming sore or tense neck muscles, but would not work well as a pillow.
1787034
It worked in a tight airplane seat so on a train where there is more room to twist around it should be fine. It's good if you are a side sleeper. Head doesn't fall forward as with regular airplane neck pillow.
1048960
It definitely is "squishy" and may accommodate what you need. I just thought it was ....too pliable but it may work for what you are looking for in a pillow.
1324020
It's a little large to use as a travel pillow. I use it as a pillow under my knees because I am a back sleeper. It keeps my back from hurting. I use it every night.
90018
I sent mine back .it was about the size of a baby pillow. useless I love their regular pillows I have 4 of them but the travel pillow I would not have it for free.
89205
The pillow holds it's shape fine. If you are a back sleeper you could really use any pillow, you don't need a special one. If you are a side sleeper this one is good though.
1787036
This pillow is useful for sleeping however you are travelling. I much prefer it's shape to the traditional neck-brace shape of most travel pillows; it gives the user more options for positioning.
1324021
Yes, That is what I used it for, sleeping on the bed. It is much larger than a travel pillow. This pillow helped me so much when I was having terrible back and neck pain due to being overworked at my computer job.
1310567
Keep in mind that this pillow is very soft and easy to manipulate. If you normally like to use a firm pillow in a recliner, this might not be a good choice. I used mine as A head and arm rest during a flight and I absolutely loved it. Overall, it will depend on what you will use it for and what you personally need for comfort.
594124
It's pretty light, less than a pound. It doesn't compress flat because of the nature of the buckwheat but for the benefits, it's a grat travel pillow. Buchwehat supports so much better than those flimsy foam or poly. Great pillows. I also keep one in each bedroom.
594123
The pillow isn't too heavy and I think it is easy to pack for traveling. It is slightly bulky, but not terrible.
1281823
I'd used ah inflatable pillow before, which was OK. I actually like the Travelrest better, although nothing is perfect for a long, cramped plane ride (last one was 11 hours). What works best for me is to fully inflate it, get it positioned, and then slowly let some air out until it feels comfy for me. What I particularly like about it is that it works even with the seat upright, and I don't ever recline my seat (in steerage, where I fly) because it's awful for the person behind. So you might say Travelrest is good for two: me and the person behind me.
384782
It is a little larger than a traveling size pillow I think. I had a travel size pillowcase for another pillow I used to have but it was too small for this pillow. I had to cut down some regular pillow cases to make them fit on this pillow. I love the pillow - very comfortable and a good size for me.
2076723
I have 2 travel pillows and 2 regular, my girlfriend has the same, she sleeps every night on the travel, I use the regular one. Pillows are great, customer service is the worst. You can always call the company, if you are buying they will help you all they can.
1518805
I use it in a chair at home and it helps with neck pain but you shouldnt fall asleep in this, it can cause more problems if you turn your head sideways in it while asleep.Its best suited for laying on flat hard surface.A u shaped neck pillow might be best for plane seat/ trip.
427312
I haven't found the perfect pillow, but David's came close... you might look into the Travel Nook pillow. It's a matter of trying a few and seeing what works for you. Happy Trails....
435292
It is pretty firm. Also flat on one side..I really don't think it would make a good pillow.