Travel Pillows for Airplanes with Sleep Eye Mask, Chin Strap, Airplane Pillow for Long Flights, Car Road Trip, 360° Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, Red

This is the best travel buddy ever!! I recently went on a 13 hour flight and used this for sleeping. Best sleep I’ve ever had on a plane! You just slip the straps around the head rest, cinch them up, put the eye mask on the Velcro and you’re good to go. I didn’t use the chin strap because the eye mask kept my head still. It’s totally adjustable so you can make the mask or the chin strap as tight/loose as you want. The eye mask has foam around the eye socket do it doesn’t press on your eyes. Great for those of us with eyelash extensions. And it completely blocks out the light. I found that I was able to affix the airplane blanket onto the Velcro as well and made myself a little sleep cave. I was comfy and warm the entire flight. I could see how this might even work in a car for long road trips. Won’t go anywhere without it!

I had a 12 hr nonstop flight and I was looking for a mask and a neck pillow. This doesn’t have a neck pillow but I liked this better. It prevented the head bob and weird neck positions that happen when you fall asleep. I probably was a sight to see but I didn’t care because I was comfortable and well rested when I landed. I used the chin strap, the head strap and the eye mask but you don’t have to use them all. It folds up very nicely and fit in the cup holder section of my backpack.

This is a great product! I love the concept and way it works. However, if you are short, and your head doesn’t go to the center of the headrest in an airplane, this is not going to work for you because that is where this straps on. Your eyes should be mid headrest naturally for this to work as it is currently designed. I am just a little too short and so my neck felt like it was being stretched when I used it. I’d say this is a great product for men, and for ladies that are tall and have a longer torso. For myself I will not be able to use it again.

I slept 6 hours straight with this on my way to Thailand! The eye cover is padded and comfy and the chinstrap is a game changer....no more bobbing head, waking you up. Get it!

I waited to write this review until I could fully evaluate the quality and durability of this travel mask and I’m genuinely impressed! The SARISUN Travel Pillow is extremely well made, with soft yet supportive material that keeps my head comfortably in place during long flights. One of the main reasons I ordered this mask pillow is because it includes a chin strap, which is a total game-changer for me. I recently developed obstructive sleep apnea and sometimes sleep with my mouth open (and I wake up with the worst dry mouth and dry throat imaginable), so having that extra adjustable chin support helps me stay comfortable and prevents my head from falling forward. Since I can’t use my CPAP machine on the plane, this functional mask pillow support is the perfect solution for getting real rest in transit. The design is thoughtful and travel-friendly. It packs easily into my carry-on bag without taking up much space. The materials feel high-end and durable and nothing about it feels flimsy or cheap. Both the eye mask and the chin strap have velcro at either end and attaches to the pillow nicely. It stays secure, and allows you to adjust the size/tension for functional use. I’ve already used it on a few short trips, and I can tell it will hold up well for the long haul. Also, it provides pain relief because it gently supports my head and prevents headaches which I sometimes get after long flights. The velcro adjustment ability of the chin strap lets me find the perfect fit for my comfort level, and the storage capacity of the included travel pouch makes it easy to pack and keep everything together neatly when I’m on the go. The included instruction guide is clear and easy to follow, showing both ways to use the pillow: with or without the eye mask. I appreciate that it provides simple, step-by-step visuals for securing the straps to a plane or car headrest, so you can set it up quickly even while boarding. The QR code for a detailed usage video is a nice touch, and the fabric and material details listed on the tag make it feel well thought out and travel-friendly. So, if you travel frequently or you're a light sleeper like me who needs total darkness, I can’t recommend this enough. It’s comfortable, supportive, and worth every penny for travel or daily/nightly use at home!!

I really wanted to like this pillow. The good thing is that I was definitely able to attach it to my seat back and wear it for a couple of hours. However, it was not as sturdy as I hoped it would be and did not hold my head as still as I would’ve liked. No issues with it coming apart so far. This is more of a comfort issue for me.

As someone who travels a lot, I've tried my fair share of neck pillows during flights. At 6 feet tall, finding the right fit has been a challenge—until I stumbled upon the SARISUN Travel Pillow. Here's why it's become my in-flight companion: Tailored Comfort: The SARISUN pillow gets it right. It's not too short or too squishy. Finally, I can rest my head without worrying about it flopping over mid-nap. Smart Attachment: Picture this: You're settled in your seat, and the SARISUN pillow securely attaches to the headrest. No slipping, no fuss. It's like having a personal sleep buddy. Darkness Descends: The eye mask that comes with it is a game-changer. Whether it's daytime or cabin lights are on, my eyes stay cocooned in darkness. Blissful sleep, guaranteed. No More Zombie Walks: Thanks to the SARISUN Travel Pillow, I arrive at my destination well-rested. No more stumbling through terminals like a sleep-deprived zombie. In summary, if you're tired of restless flights, give this pillow a try. It's a small investment that pays off big time in comfort. Bon voyage, fellow dreamers!

I had high hopes for this item but unfortunately didn’t love it. I am hard to please, admittedly, because I feel like a caged spider monkey on planes. One time I had to ride home from Thanksgiving with family (2.5 hour drive) in our Tahoe between my 2 kids in the backseat & felt very claustrophobic & uncomfortable. So I propped myself up by using a belt wrapped around my head and a pillow & I was able to sleep even though both kids used me as their pillow. (After that trip, we traded that car for a Yukon and an extra row of seats.) But with that concept in mind, I was very optimistic that this would offer the same results as the pillow+belt. It put my back at a funny angle. And although the Velcro is great because it secures you, it’s pretty loud to adjust. I had also bought one for my travel buddy, my 80-yr old MIL & she felt the same way. We were on an 8+ hour flight. So kudos to the concept. It may be more the fault of the seat shape that it wasn’t comfortable…but alas, the search continues for an option that will actually help me sleep on long flights.