Great Deal for a long trip | Obus Forme Inflatable Travel Pillow

This item just puts me to sleep | Obus Forme Inflatable Travel Pillow

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	• Obus Forme Inflatable Travel Pillow Obus Forme Obus Forme, 2006 average customer review:based on 46 reviews view larger image
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The snap at the neck makes all the difference

I'm usually not a good sleeper on a plane, but this combined with ear plugs and sleep mask have made all the difference. It holds your head up, doesn't slide around, and you're less likely to wake with a kink. I do wish the fabric was a little softer, but the trade-in for being inflatable is worth it.

Great Deal for a long trip

I was a little wary of getting this for such a cheap price, but it was worth it. I took it on an 8 hour flight to Hawaii. You may have to play with the amount of air pressure inside to make it comfortable. Everyone is taking about the seam - but it didn't bother me at all. I actually took some tape with me to tape over it if it bothered me but it was no problem. Its not as comfortable as other foam pillows, but the best part is you can squeeze the air out and it folds up nice and compact. Air loss wasn't a problem. I blew it up when we got to altitude and it worked fine. I noticed that it lost some air when we landed - but that is due to the increase of pressure at sea level.

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This item just puts me to sleep

I blew up this pillow while it was around my neck and said: Thiissss issn't verrrry comforrtablle. Then I let out a little air. Then I fell asleep for about 4 or 5 hours. Then I landed. Perfect

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GREAT for Long Flights

Loved this travel pillow for a long International flight to Paris. More supportive than others we've tried. Buying 3 more for our children for another long flight.

We did open them a week early to "air out" because it had a strong smell of plastic. If they do end up leaking, no big deal--they are affordable and we would rather keep buying them. We think they are more supportive than the buckwheat type pillows that shift and aren't as supportive.

If the seam rubs your neck, just put up your shirt collar or carry a lightweight scarf with you as a buffer between the pillow and your skin. It's not a big deal.

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