Lewis N. Clark Original Neckrest Inflatable Pillow, Waterproof Neck Pillow for Neck Support at the Beach, Pool + Airport Travel with Fully Adjustable Firmness and Included Carrying Pouch, Black

I bought my first one of these 20 years ago and it lasted until my last trip and I was on the airplane and the air kept leaking out, so I bought a new one. I have tried every newfangled neck pillow out there and sent them back. This is still the most comfortable and reliable for me. I recommend it

It was easy to blow up but stopped holding air after two months of use

This is always my favorite travel pillow. I have tried other fancier ones and just don't like the shape. The flat back sits nicely against the back of your seat and it packs up so small. I have used it backpacking around the world so it gets used quite a bit as a "regular" pillow at times and holds up for a long time considering the low cost.

keeps head upright & centered. Only drawback is inside where neck is are 2 flaps that must be held down to put the pillow on. The flap edges can feel scratchy if not held down. Otherwise served purpose very well.

Very comfortable! Blow it up just right for you. Perfect!

Neck pillows are absurdly awkward to carry onboard and they are especially cumbersome if you have to also claim them as your personal item.The answer is an inflatable neck pillow. This isn't going to be like your $100 memory foam crescent, but it does the trick and you won't be heartbroken if you leave it behind. it packs down into a bundle about the size of a deck of cards, I like it, as a frequent traveller with a sensitive neck who needs to sleep on the flight but doesn't want to haul around a full-size neck pillow.

I tend to fall asleep in the bath tub, and this pillow helps me to relax without drowning. A real life safer haha. For real though, talk about ultimate relaxation.

20 years ago I bought a couple of these inflatable neck pillows while we were traveling. We'd stopped in Hong Kong, found them at a street market and figured they'd come in handy for the next legs of our flights. They were perfect - softly flocked material, easy to inflate with the checkvalve. I loved them. Finally developed a seam leak after using them while traveling in planes, trains & automobiles for over 20 years... but thats ok - we got our money's worth out of those!!However these new ones... they are only 80% of the size of the neck pillows we bought back in 1990. They are more like a size to fit a child - they fit very tightly around an adult neck. And its NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to inflate them all the way because they don't have a check valve. By the time you can get the little plug inserted most of the air has leaked out. Oh well, guess they just don't make things like they used to.

ES UN REPOSANUCAS NO UN REPOSAMUÑECAS (el título está mal)Es práctico al poder guardarse en un espacio muy reducido con su funda. Es cómodo (aunque no tanto como una almohada de memory foam o similares)El único punto en contra es que la válvula es de las más sencillas (como de las pelotas de hule) por lo que uno se las tiene que ingeniar para que el aire no se salga antes de taparloTIP: En mi caso lo que hago para inflarlo es mantener la válvula casi cerrada, que pase poco aire, así cuando esté lleno es más rápido cerrarlo y casi no se escapa el aire.

Not exactly soft but it gets the job done.

Buena idea pero no es cómodo, prefiero cargar con el de memory foam.

was very difficult to insert plug and when you did half the pillow was deflated. Not impressed.

Se me rompió al primer uso, al querer destapar la válvula para desinflarlo, se rompió sin más, muy delgado el material.