J-Pillow Travel Pillow - British Invention of The Year Winner - Chin Supporting Travel Pillows for Sleeping Airplane - Flight Pillow Supports Your Head, Neck & Chin (Silver)

Très confortable pour vos voyages en voiture ou avion... il est pratique grâce à son attache doux et lavable... !

Used for international plane to Amsterdam overnight. Better than others I've tried. Better support for window seat use.Will keep for next trip.What's comfortable for me might be different for you.

I bought this for a 24-hour flight, and liked it more than the standard neck pillows. I'm very much a wedge-my-head-into-the-window kind of sleeper.... I usually end up pulling neck pillows off and using them as conventional pillows anyway.So what makes this one different? Well, it has an extra pillow sticking out of the side, so you can do the aforementioned head-wedge thing. When I had a window seat, it was really great! When I had an aisle seat (or when my neck got sore and I moved it to the other side) it was a little more awkward. It's not strong enough to really support your head leaning into it, so it's more of a standard neck pillow... except the extra part adds a little more cushion.I liked how quickly and easily it stuffed back into it's little bag. I kept it strapped to my carry-on, and aside from occasionally whacking a few innocent bystanders, it was nicely out of the way.A couple minor points. One, and this is SO silly, but the tag is huge! It's like the size of a mattress tag. It's ridiculous. And unfortunately, I didn't really notice until--you guessed it--I took the pillow out on the plane. Yeah, you know where you are very unlikely to find scissors or a sharp knife these days? I can't remember if I was eventually able to pull the tag off or if I just dealt with it until we landed, but I do remember being very frustrated having a tag poking me in the face for a leg of the flight.Second, the pillow is a little awkward to use. For one leg of my journey, I was in the dreaded middle seat. It's annoying when you first take it out, just bcs you have to kind of take a second and figure out how you need to position it. It doesn't clearly indicate which "prongs" are the longer neck prongs and which is the shorter prong for your head. Sometimes looking at it, you can't tell at first, so you put it on and then realize you actually have it on sideways (so one long prong and the short prong around your neck, and then the other long prong sticking up). Same thing when you go to switch sides. It's hard to explain, but basically whenever I pulled it out or adjusted it...especially in that middle seat, I felt like I was annoying my adjacent passengers.Wow, I did not realize I could write this much about a neck pillow! Overall, if you're like me and sleep best with your head thoroughly wedged into a corner, this is probably a good pillow for you to try!

I bring this to most long haul flights since I can hardly sleep on planes. Very comfortable, washable and portable. I usually clip this on my backpack and just hope people/TSA do not mind I have a phallic toy hanging on my back ;p. This pillow can be used in a myriad of ways, but I find my head still rolls and can improve on side support.

Top, moelleux ce qu'il faut et bon maintien de la nuque pour dormir assis. Pas très encombrant dans sa housse