BESKARAirplane Footrest Made with Premium Memory Foam - Airplane Travel Foot Hammock, No Clashing Foot Hammock & Portable Plane Leg Rest, Provides Relaxation and Comfortable for Long Flight

Basics: The entire footrest is padded, including the sides, and the straps are adjustable. The strap also has a clip so it can be used for different types of trays/seats or hung between two trays if you want to share it. It comes with a bag for storage. The bag for the footrest is 10" x 8". With the footrest inside, it can be flattened down to about 1-1.5" thick so it's easy to fit into a purse or bag. The side pieces are 9" tall, the center is 8.5" long, and it's 7" wide. Plenty of space without being cumbersome. I meant to take pictures on one of the planes and I forgot. I'll have to update my review with those later.I don't know why I didn't buy one of these sooner. Well, I do know, "it's another thing taking up room in my bag/purse, you have to set it up and put it away. It would be a whole thing. I can deal with discomfort for a few hours..." I'm an idiot. The little amount of room it takes up in my bag and the little amount of time spent hanging it and putting it away is well worth the amount of comfort it provided. This footrest made a huge difference.I travel often. Anywhere from 6-10 domestic and at least 2 international flights per year. I normally fidget in my seat wishing I had a foot rest. I have back and joint pain due to a degenerative condition and neuropathy in my feet. The thought of being stuck in any airplane seat bums me out to say the least. I had a tightly packed trip overseas with 9 flights in under 2 weeks coming up. I knew I had to order the footrest. Man oh man. Being able to put my feet up meant I could easily reposition my hips and knees making my longer flights so much more enjoyable. I was comfortable! I was even able to sleep! I can't ever sleep on planes. I was concerned that the center panel would bend or crease from use, but it didn't. Time will tell whether that will happen or not, but I used it appx 18 hours and I didn't have any problems with bowing, bending, or creasing. Then again, I'm an adult of average weight and I'm capable of gauging an item's limitations. Be mindful not to put too much weight/pressure on it by using it to push yourself up or anything. If you're overweight and/or suffer from severely swollen extremities, the weight and overall girth of your feet and ankles would factor into how well the footrest holds up, but I can't speak to those variables. I can say that this flat mid section type of footrest would probably be a better option than the hammock style.I went with the flat mid section version bc it seemed like it would be more spacious, comfortable overall, and shareable. I didn't want a hammock style footrest (one that hangs loosely without the stiff center piece) bc I didn't want my feet to be cramped or pushed together and they don't seem particularly shareable. It worked perfectly for me.Downside- I could see the plane's crew deciding it was a tripping hazard and asking you to remove it. It depends on the crew and where you're seated, of course. It wouldn't be allowed if you're on one of the planes that has 2 rows as their Exit row since you can't even put bags under the first row of seats. No one said anything about it when I used it on my longer flights. If you're asked not to use it, please don't give the product a bad review for that individual crew's decision. I've seen people do that with other airplane products. If the product is shoddy or doesn't work as advertised, that's one thing, but giving one star reviews based on people and situations that have nothing to do with the actual product is unfair.

I recently went on a long-haul flight to Europe, and the thought of spending hours in a cramped airplane seat had me a bit anxious. That's when I discovered the Airplane Footrest - Travel Foot Rest, and it turned out to be a game-changer for my journey.At an affordable price and boasting some stellar reviews, I decided to give it a shot. I stand at 5'5", which worked to my advantage, as this footrest was a perfect fit for me.Setting it up was a breeze - I simply hooked it onto the tray table and then closed the table back up. Voila! I instantly felt the difference in comfort and support. It provided that extra bit of leg elevation that made all the difference during the flight.The beauty of this footrest is its simplicity. It doesn't take up much space, and yet it makes a world of difference in terms of comfort. I was able to relax more, sleep better, and arrive at my destination feeling more refreshed than I expected.In my book, this travel footrest is worth every penny. It's a small investment for the significant boost in comfort and peace of mind it provides during long flights. If you're like me and want to make your travel experience as pleasant as possible, don't hesitate to give it a try!

At first look the item looked like high quality. I wanted to really test it out before I wrote a review.Prossoft with lots of leg roomsturdy and easy to installeasy to storeWe took this for a 14 hour car ride from Chicago to New Orleans and in combination with reclining the car seat this leg rest created a bed for my daughter. She slept the entire drive.ConI only bought 1 and the other kids had to drool over how cool and comfortable this foot rest is.I will highly recommend this item for anyone traveling with kids. Either in a car or on an airplane. It helps to align their posture and gives them somewhere to place their feet. It will adjust to fit. I have a 6 year old and he's on the short side and it works for him as well as his very tall 9 year old sister.

I tried this on a 6 hour flight. My legs are short and I get swollen ankles. I needed something. The product itself is ok, but you will most certainly bug the person in front of you while using this. As a matter of fact, within minutes of adjusting this thing, which hung over the inside of the closed tray table, I was already annoying the person in front of me because their seat inevitably moves when you tug on it or put your feet on it. There’s no way around it. So for my plane ride home I ended up ordering one of those padded foot rests and I was able to slide it under the seat in front of me when not using it. I don’t recommend this type of footrest on a plane.