Hooded Travel Neck Pillow, Support Cushion, Memory Foam Core, Adjustable Toggles For Ultimate Comfort, Adjustable Hood, Perfect For Planes, Trains And Car Journeys. Also includes handy storage bag.

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While the back surface isn’t angled and grippy like the Travelrest, the Cabeau comes with straps to loop around your headrest to keep it in place. These U-shaped pillows often have memory foam or microbead filling, but there are also inflatable neck pillows. With a soft, recycled polyester exterior and Cushion Lab’s extra-dense memory foam, the quality of the travel pillow is luxurious and sturdy, and it folds into a small ball to fit inside a carrying bag that can clip onto a backpack or a suitcase. We especially liked the portability of the already lightweight pillow (thanks to its durable-feeling carrying case), and the mesh pocket for storing small accessories. If a pillow doesn’t have a removable cover, you can spot clean the pillow by using a wet cloth or rag dipped into soapy water.

Finally, while traditional pillows might be better suited for a traveler in the window seat, there are unique J-shaped travel pillows that are perfect for supporting the neck and head of someone sitting in the middle or aisle seat. If you’re ready to turn to the dark side (of comfortable travel), this might be the best option for you.The Cabeau Evolution Classic Travel Pillow has a responsive memory foam core, which we determined is what makes this neck pillow rise above the rest. Unlike the other full-size travel pillow on our list (the NEMO Fillo), the Therm-a-Rest Compressible doesn’t include an air bladder. Note: These straps may not be compatible with all seat designs and might possibly disturb the person behind you on a flight. This means you’ll need a significant amount of space in your carry-on or purse to tote it around, but on the flip side, being large enough to use for a regular night’s sleep at your destination adds to its overall value. Anyone who has been frustrated by many of the more flimsy options on the market will likely find the Go to be more to their liking.

This travel pillow provided the perfect amount of neck support and comfort, allowing us to get more rest on a flight than usual. The Cabeau Evolution Neck Pillow follows a C-shape design, but with one significant difference: The top and bottom inch have memory foam for optimal neck support, while the middle is made with mesh vents to keep you cool.

Once inflated, it rests on the tray table in front of you so you can lean forward on it for support. The memory foam is incredibly soft and plush, and the design is very accommodating among different-sized people who tested it. If it’s improving your sleep quality you’re interested in, we also have a review of the best silk pillowcases. We found it to be thick and comfortable, but the bending nature tends to straighten slowly over time, so you'll have to readjust the position regularly. Ostrich Pillow Light Versatile: This pillow has comfortable, T-shirt-like fabric outside and a supportive, memory foam feel when you press on it.

It’s not the thickest pillow out there, but it does a pretty good job for being so easy to carry along. A rectangular pillow is ideal if you’re lying down in a car, train, or airplane, or if your head will be resting against a window. Personally, I found that was enough to lock my head in place, but I imagine others would want more secure support all the way around. There are two main kinds of travel pillows: a donut or C-shape pillow and a rectangular pillow that mimics the type you use in bed. The Expert: Taking multiple plane, train, and bus rides every year, I’m familiar with necessary on-the-go accessories like a travel pillow.On a scale of one to five, our testers rated the pillows based on comfort, quality, durability, and portability. Overall, these pillows made their way onto red-eye flights, along for road trips (in cars and buses), camping, and even lounging on the couch. One of the coolest features unique to the Luxury model is a built-in shock cord on the underside of the pillow. There’s no hook to hang it off backpacks, but we loved the buckle-style clip, which meant we could quickly and easily tweak the fit (something which press studs don’t allow).

The Therm-a-Rest Compressible won’t get quite as small as the NEMO Fillo when packed, but it still is a very efficient option. This style of pillow is ideal if you spend most of your travel time sitting up, whether working on a computer or trying to sleep in a middle seat (versus a window). It's a basic travel accessory that ranks right up there with great luggage and noise-cancelling headphones.Whether it’s being used as a plan/train/automobile pillow, a hiking/camping pillow, or a full hotel pillow replacement, the Fillo performs extremely well.