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5 Responses to “Skyrest Travel Pillow”
February 3rd, 2010 3:51 am
This pillow changed plane travel for me. I am a travel agent and traveler. I simply cannot sleep with my neck vertical. I have to get my head side ways or I will just hover between sleep and wake. After years of restless travel and neck aches from trying to cram my head onto tray tables I found this pillow on line. Ok, I admit I felt a little silly when I pulled it out on the plane the first time but I arrived at my destination relatively well rested. Basically you can shove this thing into/on a variety of areas and angles and sort of get your weight on top of it with your neck supported in a horizontal position. If you are in a window seat you can also shove it in the crack and sort of “lie” on your side. If you are big or tall you may want to bring something else to put under it to lift it up a bit like a jacket or neck pillow. I can’t say it will work for everybody but it really improved things for me. I tell a lot of my clients about it.
February 3rd, 2010 4:52 am
Here’s the issue–you lean on the pillow, the pillow is on the tray table, and the tray table is connected to the seat of the person in front of you.
So when you shift, they feel it. Leads to awkward social situations.
The construction of the product is good. When deflated, it is on the bulky side, though.
I bought mine a while ago, tried it a few times, and then put it away. Another issue is that this posture isn’t really that comfortable, even if the seat in front of you is empty. In particular if the person in front doesn’t have their seat reclined, you’ll be pretty far forward.
I’m going to give this other product: “First Class Sleeper Travel Pillow” a try.
February 3rd, 2010 6:50 am
We have three Sky Rest pillows and recently used them on a trip to Europe. They were wonderful! On the way over, I used it on my tray table as a pillow and was easily able to sleep leaning forward. On our return flight, we had an exit row with no seats in front of us. We loved putting our feet up on the Sky Rest pillows as a sort of ottoman. My husband, who is 6’5″ has never been so comfortable on an airplane.
We are heading to Asia in March and will each be taking a Sky Rest
with us. We will also be recommending the Sky Rest to all of our
friends and family.
February 10th, 2010 7:18 am
Why do we consider travel a basic desire nowadays? In 2008, only 30 percent of trips over 50 miles were done for business – the rest- for pure pleasure. Work is nerve-racking, the family needs to be fed and money is and will always be a problem. Meanwhile, there are hot deals on flights, romance is in the air in Paris no matter the season and life is still waiting for you at the corner