Lewis N. Clark Custom Comfort Neck Pillow
Product Description
Adjusts to ideal softness with the touch of a button, Patented anti-stress design cradles head and neck in soft support, Includes storage pouch, Removable cover is machine washable.
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Works great, a couple breaths into the valve and it’s fully inflated. A small button inside the valve quickly releases air to adjust for comfort or completely exhaust it. It also folds compactly, has it’s own soft case and does not take up much room in a carry-on. Very comfortable, not as comfy as a memory foam pillow but not as expensive or massively bulky as one either. Good price so no worries if it gets damaged or lost. Both my wife and I found it very pleasant to use on long flights. We no longer take long trips without comfort accessories. We used to just bear it and deal with the discomfort and were just so drained at the end but take just one trip with a neck pillow, your own blanket, a travel pillow (for your head or lumbar support), soft eye shades and some ear plugs and/or a noise-canceling headphone set and you will never just bear it again. Really takes the edge off and you will feel much more energized and ready to roll when you get to your destination, no matter how silly you look all turtled up in your seat.
So I bought this air pillow after seeing all the positive reviews. I agree with the reviewers on a couple of things: the inflatable factor is very important while travelling so I dont have to carry a bulky load with me, this pillow is very easy to inflate (few light blows of air is all it takes) and deflate (the “on” button works like magic) as well as to fold and put away in its soft carry case. My gripes however are with the comfort factor. I feel it doesn’t support my neck quite enough on the sides, and i wish it had a way to hold the two ends of the “U” shape together. I feel like I have to lean against something just to hold the pillow on my neck, since it will otherwise fall off, and that could be prevented if the ends clipped together around my neck. Also, the behind-head inflation is too wide to rest your head back on a flight seat, so i had to wear it with the ends behind my head to get it to work. I mostly need support on the sides of my head above my shoulders, so the design of this pillow was not too impressive to me. Will I carry it on my neck flight? Hmmm, not with great joy, I won’t. It is easy enough to pack into your hand bag, but it certainly wasnt super comfortable, so I did end up having a neck pain when i got off the flight. . . So maybe, maybe not.
This is surprisingly easy to inflate, deflates pretty easily as well, and fits easily into its travel pouch, though I can never get it into the same shape as it was when it came to me. I used this in the car and slept well and comfortably for hours (not while driving, of course). I then took it onto a plane and found that it was great for most of the ride, but I had to re-inflate it a little bit a few times once we began our descent. It never lost any air during my lengthy car ride, so I suspect that the change in cabin prssure is what kept affecting it. If I’d decided to leave it at the level to which it had deflated, it still would have been completely fine, and for some people, just the level of cushion they want. I happen to like it being completely full of air and firm, though, and because it didn’t stay so, this gets 4 stars from me instead of 5. Had I never flown, though, and only driven with it, 5 stars it would have been. If you plan to use that little button to lessen the amount of air, do so very lightly as pressing on it even a little bit releases quite a bit of air rather quickly. And let’s face it, this thing only costs 15 bucks, so it’s not going to blow itself back up with that same little do-hickey which means that if you take too much air out of it, you’ll have to take it off and blow into it again. All in all, a great product, and I’m glad that I bought it.