Travel Pillows for Airplanes, Airplane Pillow for Long Flight, Airplane Head Strap with Eye Mask for Sleep, Travel Neck Pillow for Car Road Trip, 360° Support Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, BlackClimatePartner certified

I wish I had this product twenty years ago when I started traveling. It WORKS - I flew a redeye from Ecuador to NYC last night and this product allowed me to sleep comfortably and without neck pain. It’s easier to transport than traditional U-shaped pillows because you can strap it flat to the top/back of your backpack (meaning you don’t have to walk with it around your neck OR balled up inside your backpack, taking valuable space). The mask part did a great job of blocking the light and it fit my face perfectly. A looser attachment allows you to lean your head slightly forward (or to the side) while a tighter attachment keeps you strapped to the headrest. Am I dreading my next redeye less because of this product? YES!

I finally slept on an airplane! I took a trip to Japan last week and tried this out because I have never been able to sleep more than an hour or two on a plane. The longest flight segment is about 11 +/- hours. On the way over I used it and probably slept a couple of hours. On the way back I took some melatonin, plugged in my earplugs, wore my Aftershokz playing an audiobook, and I'm pretty sure I slept about 7 hours straight! It was mostly comfortable (a little stiff), kept my head from flopping around, and worked surprisingly well with my behind-the-head/over-the-ear Aftershokz. Wrapped up and in its storage bag, it is smaller than the neckbrace-style pillow I tried last time. It's not going to work as a neck pillow in a lot of travel situations, but I was sure happy to get sleep on the long flight home. One concern is I'm sure plenty of people forget this on the plane and accidentally leave it strapped to the seat's headrest. I took mine off about an hour before we landed just so I wouldn't forget, but I had a travel companion who forgot hers on the plane.

Worked well. Slept comfortably on long plane trip. Would like it the little loose tabs that cover the velcro were either attached somehow, or were a color other than black. I lost one of them on the plane, and could not locate it.

This is a game changer for long haul flights! I just got home from Africa. An 8 hour flight then a 16 hour flight was made so much easier with this. It holds your head upright so you don't have that horrible head bobbing and neck ache. The build in eye mask is padded and really blocka out the light ao you can get a good sleep! I would recommend 1000%! Super easy to use and packs away nicely and compactly.

Absolutely loved this for my 22 hours flight to Thailand and back. No bob and weaving. No laying on strangers shoulder or the dirty window. Soft on the face. Well rested and most importantly, no neck pain. Even shorter flights it comes with me. I am able to rest.

I used it for my international flight to Japan. 12 hours there and 10 hours back. It allowed me to rest my eyes in an upright position, and for that.. it's good.I don't think I could actually sleep with it, but it took the edge off. I also took a regular neck pillow and that was useless.So it's an upgrade, but still not perfect. It keeps your head in our position but if you need to accept your food / drink / watch a movie, etc then it has no function. Half of the flight, it was just attached to the headrest but unable to be used.That's my feedback for now. I think I'll take it on international flights in the future but I'm not sure if it "earns its keep" to be worth carrying around for the duration of my trip and taking up space in my personal item.I'm still looking for a better solution for me.

The SARISUN Travel Pillow is a solid choice for anyone looking to get some decent sleep during long flights or road trips. The pillow provides 360° support, which really helps in keeping your head and neck comfortable and properly aligned, preventing that "bobblehead" effect you often get with regular neck pillows. The included head strap and eye mask are a nice bonus, as they help keep everything in place and block out light, making it easier to drift off. The material feels soft and supportive, though it might not be as plush as some high-end travel pillows. It’s also lightweight and easy to pack, which is a plus when you’re trying to save space. While it's not a miracle for sleeping perfectly on a plane, it definitely makes long trips more comfortable, and for the price, it offers good value. If you frequently travel, especially by air or car, this pillow is worth considering for added neck support and comfort.

This "pillow" is well-cushioned and works as advertised to keep your head stationary and your eyes shielded so you can sleep upright on a long flight. The plane must have a headrest for this to attach to, so short low-cost flights won't be an option. It packs down into it's own drawstring bag that's about 5x5x7" to fit in your luggage. I was glad I brought it and we got some naps in, but an 8+ hour flight in basic economy is still kinda miserable.