For you frequent fliers, have you found a travel pillow that's actually comfortable? I don't understand how people use those U shaped ones, they just push my neck forward, super uncomfortable.

I'm traveling a lot more in my new job and am trying to figure out how to get some sleep on the super cramped flights.

Thanks!

I got this one from amazon.com and have been very happy with it.

It's inflatable and takes up very little space when deflated.

Yes, the pillows on a first class sleeping "cabin" lay-flat bed are comfortable.

Other than that, no pillow, especially in steerage (economy) are comfortable.

these are supposed to be the nuts! LMAO


https://www.vat19.com/item/ost...WM6yPlRoCy3MQAvD_BwE

On our trip to Europe I saw lots of the U shaped pillows. People wore then on their necks as the walked through the terminals. Very strange.

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Originally posted by BigWhup:
these are supposed to be the nuts! LMAO


https://www.vat19.com/item/ost...WM6yPlRoCy3MQAvD_BwE

Wow, talk about being an easy target

I use the Trtl. It's like a plastic neck brace that you cinch down around your neck with a fleece scarf. I like that it's tall and actually stiff enough to support your head. Downside is that it's like wearing a scarf, which can get warm.

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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:
I got this one from amazon.com and have been very happy with it.

It's inflatable and takes up very little space when deflated.

Used it on a 13hr flight from D.C. to Dubai. Worked better than most and good enough to use when I return.

YESSS! My brother put me on to this one and I carry it everywhere. It's the only one truly comfortable and you can sleep sitting up because it supports your head and neck.

https://www.amazon.com/Cabeau-...olution+pillow&psc=1