I used to rely on a normal travel pillow and expected this to feel like basically the same thing. It did not. This kept me in a comfortable position longer, especially once I started falling asleep. It earned a spot in my carry-on.
Travel Sleep Wrap
Travel Sleep Wrap
💤 Support for seated rest
🌙 Less cabin light
🧣 Upper body comfort
🧳 Packs for travel
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$29.95
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$49.95
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Took this on a red eye for work and was surprised by how well it worked. It kept my head and neck supported and I slept much more comfortably than I normally do.
I usually get cold and struggle to get comfortable on planes. This felt way cozier than I expected, and the neck support actually made it easy to relax and fall asleep.
Used this in a cramped economy seat and it worked great. It was easy to set up, didn’t feel bulky, and kept my head in a comfortable position while I slept
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Adjustable and Easy to Pack
More than Neck Support
Compared with a conventional U shaped neck pillow, the Airplane Sleep Support Wrap supports more than the neck alone.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 1486 reviews.
Tested it on the seat on my flight during an early morning flight. It fit the headrest on my flight without much fuss, and it felt secure enough for me to relax and doze off.
I already owned a regular neck pillow and expected this to feel like basically the same thing. It did not. I felt more settled than I do with a pillow alone, especially once I started falling asleep.
I already owned a regular neck pillow, but they never really solved the head-drop problem for me. With this, I liked having support around more than just my neck and I slept for longer stretches without waking up to readjust.
I kept wondering if this only worked on certain seats. I had it set up pretty quickly and it stayed where I needed it.
This ended up being one of the travel things I was actually glad I packed for a packed economy flight. I dozed off faster and stayed asleep longer than I usually can. I still moved around a little, but nowhere near as much as I normally do.
I had a decent neck pillow at home and none of them have been great once I actually fall asleep. My head still ends up dropping and I wake myself up. With this, I was able to relax my shoulders instead of constantly bracing myself. The eye coverage helped me tune out the cabin lights too, especially when people around me were still watching screens.
I thought being wrapped up might feel claustrophobic when I first saw it. Once I got settled on a transatlantic flight, it gave me support without making me feel pinned in place. I kept it on long enough to get a decent stretch of sleep.
Tested it on a narrow economy seat during a six-hour flight. The setup made sense once I was sitting down, and it felt secure enough for me to relax and doze off.
I used to rely on a normal travel pillow and none of them have been great once I actually fall asleep. My head still ends up dropping and I wake myself up. With this, the difference was not having to keep catching my head. What surprised me most was how little I had to adjust it once I found a comfortable position.
I thought the setup might make me feel boxed in. I gave it a shot on a nine-hour flight, and it gave me support without making me feel pinned in place. It was easier to relax than I expected.
I was curious but not convinced because sleeping upright has always been rough for me. On a long travel day, my neck stayed in a much more comfortable position, and I got a surprising amount of rest for an economy flight.
I wasn't sure I needed this because I already had a decent neck pillow in my closet. The difference showed up once I started drifting off on a red-eye. I spent a lot less time repositioning myself, and I didn't spend the whole flight fixing my position. I would not expect miracles, but it made sleeping upright noticeably easier for me.
Simple idea, but it made an eight-hour flight much more comfortable for me. I was pleasantly surprised.
I've tried the usual U-shaped neck pillows, but they never really solved the head-drop problem for me. With this, I felt more settled than I do with a pillow alone and I slept for longer stretches without waking up to readjust.
I was more worried about comfort than whether it looked strange. I was worried it would feel too tight. Once I was in my seat and adjusted everything, once I settled in it felt cozy rather than restrictive. The flight was still long, but I wasn't spending the whole time trying to find a tolerable position.
I wasn't sure I would like something around my shoulders that long. I gave it a shot on a long travel day, and it felt much less confining than it looked. It was easier to relax than I expected.
I already owned a regular neck pillow, but they never really solved the head-drop problem for me. With this, this felt more stable once I started drifting off and I slept for longer stretches without waking up to readjust.
I wasn't sure I would like something around my shoulders that long. I gave it a shot on an eight-hour flight, and it gave me support without making me feel pinned in place. It was easier to relax than I expected.
I did not sleep perfectly, but I slept a lot more than I usually do on planes.
I tend to wake up as soon as my head drops, so I mainly brought this for a long international flight. My neck stayed in a much more comfortable position, and I actually slept for a decent chunk of the flight.
My wife laughed when I packed this because it looked like a lot for a plane seat. I was the one who ended up sleeping. It stopped the awkward head-bob thing for me, and I was able to stay asleep much longer than usual. What surprised me most was how little I had to adjust it once I found a comfortable position.
I was not sure how practical it would be once I was on the plane before my trip. On a trip overseas, it stayed secure enough for the stretch when I wanted to sleep. Once it was in place, I could stop fussing with it and actually try to sleep.
I still felt tired when I landed, which I expected. The difference was that I had actually slept for part of a packed economy flight instead of staying awake the entire way. My head felt much more stable once I settled in, and that made the trip a lot more manageable.
This did not magically make the time change disappear. What it did do was help me stay comfortable enough to sleep for part of a six-hour flight, which was exactly what I wanted.
I packed it for an eight-hour flight and was really glad I did.
Looks more restrictive than it feels. I could relax without feeling squeezed. It earned a spot in my carry-on.
I still felt the time change when I landed, but at least I wasn't running on zero sleep. I used it on a trip overseas and got a few hours I probably would not have gotten otherwise.
I normally cannot sleep on planes. My neck stayed in a much more comfortable position, and I actually got some sleep.
I can rarely stay asleep on a plane. I could relax without constantly correcting my head position, and I actually got some sleep.
I packed it for a six-hour flight and was really glad I did.
Had no trouble using it with a regular economy seat on my flight.
Used this on a long travel day. It stopped the awkward head-bob thing for me and I slept way better than usual.
I expected to want it off quickly, but I could relax without feeling squeezed.
I almost skipped this because I already had a neck pillow. I am glad I didn't. This felt more stable once I started drifting off, and the whole setup felt more supportive once I was ready to sleep. Glad I tried it.
I used this on a packed economy flight after too many flights where I could not stay asleep. My neck stayed in a much more comfortable position, which made it much easier to relax. I was able to stay asleep much longer than usual.
I wasn't sure I would like something around my shoulders that long when I first saw it. Once I got settled on an eight-hour flight, once I settled in it felt cozy rather than restrictive. I kept it on long enough to get a decent stretch of sleep.
My wife laughed when I packed this because it looked like a lot for a plane seat. I was the one who ended up sleeping. I could relax without constantly correcting my head position, and I ended up getting a few solid hours of sleep. The eye coverage helped me tune out the cabin lights too, especially when people around me were still watching screens.
I wondered if I would want to take it off after twenty minutes. I gave it a shot on a nine-hour flight, and I never felt like I was fighting against it. It was easier to relax than I expected.
I expected to want it off quickly, but once I settled in it felt cozy rather than restrictive.