A sloped top with room for your face
The top tilts toward you when the pillow is upright. Center your face over the opening or turn your head and rest one cheek on the edge.

When you can’t lean back, the sloped top gives your head a surface to lean into and the openings let you bring your forearms forward.
When you doze off in a fixed seat, your head may tip forward while your arms stay in your lap.
The pillow gives your head a surface to lean into. Slide your forearms through the side openings or wrap them around the pillow.
Try the setup at home before your trip. The pillow works best when you can rest it in front of you and lean in without reaching.
The top tilts toward you when the pillow is upright. Center your face over the opening or turn your head and rest one cheek on the edge.
The flocked finish has a velvety feel where your face and arms touch. Add or release a little air to change how much the pillow gives when you lean on it.
Choose based on how you actually sit. A wraparound neck pillow and a lap pillow support different positions.
| What to compare | This travel pillow | Typical U-shaped pillow |
|---|---|---|
| Resting position | Lean forward onto a surface in front of you. | Lean back against the seat or tilt your head to one side. |
| Where it sits | On your lap or a stable tray, with openings for your face and arms. | Around your neck, with your arms resting separately. |
| Packing | Deflates and folds into the included 4.7 × 7.1 in pouch. | Packed size depends on the style and filling. |
Unfold it before you sit down, then use the same valve to inflate, adjust and deflate it.
Open the valve and blow into it until the pillow holds its shape but still has a little give. Press the cap fully closed.
If it feels too firm, release a little air and close the cap again.
Set the pillow on your lap or a stable surface. Turn the face opening toward you, lean forward gently and rest your arms in the side openings.
Adjust the position until you can rest without lifting your shoulders or reaching forward.
Open the valve fully and press the pillow flat from the end farthest from the valve. Fold it and slip it into the carry pouch.
Let the pillow dry completely before folding it away if it got damp.
Support for your upper body
Set the pillow on your lap and wrap your arms around it to rest within your own seat space.
A place to rest in tight seats
When the seat won’t recline, set the pillow on your lap and lean forward to give your head and arms a place to rest.
Adjustable cushioning
As a passenger, hold the pillow close and rest forward or to the side. Adjust the air to find a firmness that feels comfortable.
Rest at your desk
Rest your face and forearms during a short desk break. Deflate the pillow afterward and store it in a drawer.
Start with the pillow on your lap. A stable tray is optional where there’s enough room and the crew permits it. See how to check the fit before your trip.
Inflate it by mouth through the valve. Stop when it holds its shape, then press the cap fully closed.
Rest one cheek on the top edge and hold the sides of the pillow. You can also hug it against your chest instead of putting your face over the opening.
For a softer feel, let a little air out and reseal the valve. If it softens unexpectedly, check that the cap is seated fully before adding more air.
Open the valve fully. Press the air out from the opposite end, then fold the flat pillow to fit the pouch. It packs down to about 4.7 × 7.1 in.
Gently wipe the flocked surface with a soft, damp cloth. Let it air dry completely before folding it away.
Every pillow in your pack comes in Gray. Choose 1, 2, 3 or 5 pillows. Each comes with its own carry pouch.
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