Ostrichpillow GO Travel Pillow, 360° Premium Memory Foam Support, Patented

I recently purchased the Travel Pillow with Memory Foam for a long-haul flight from Northern Europe to Japan, and let me say it was nothing short of fantastic. In fact, it greatly exceeded my expectations in terms of comfort and convenience.Right out of the box, the high-quality memory foam gives this pillow a sense of luxury and indulgence. The plush cover is not only aesthetically pleasing but also incredibly soft to touch, giving you that additional layer of comfort.The pillow provided excellent support throughout the journey. The ergonomics are impressive - it fits just right around the neck, providing a much-needed cushioning effect. Unlike other travel pillows, it manages to strike the perfect balance between firmness and softness. The memory foam molds itself to your unique neck and shoulder contour, ensuring proper alignment and preventing any undue strain.One of the standout features for me is the pillow's breathability. Despite the long hours, there was no feeling of discomfort or overheating, which is typically a common problem with other travel pillows.Another bonus was how compact it was. Although it delivers the comfort of a full-size pillow, it is remarkably travel-friendly. It comes with a sleek carrying bag that could easily be attached to my luggage, saving me the hassle of carrying it around.After using this travel pillow on such a long journey, I was able to disembark from the flight feeling fresh and free from the usual neck aches and strains associated with long-haul travel. If anyone is in the market for a reliable and comfortable travel accessory, this luxury travel pillow would be my top recommendation.To sum it up, the Luxury Travel Pillow with Memory Foam offers a superior combination of comfort, ergonomic design, and compactness that truly sets it apart in the travel pillow category. It's a worthwhile investment for frequent travelers.

I bought two of these for our 11 hour flight to South Africa and, despite a flight delay which involved flying in daylight, we used them on the 11 hour return night flight. I can’t praise these ostrichpillows enough - we both slept through the night. Once wrapping the ostrich pillow around your neck your head has nowhere to go, literally it stays put, no lolling head jerking you awake, just snuggle down into them and have a good nights sleep. My husband said it’s the best thing I have ever bought! A little pricey but definitely worth the outlay. I have washed the covers since returning and they zip back on very easily. Sweet dreams …..

Nice and comfortable, very supportive. The fabric tape is not very sticky. And the pillow cover moves around a lot.

I have always wanted an ostrich pillow and was a bit disappointed as was very excited to get it. The pillow wraps round and supports your neck on long overnight flights. It has Velcro to make the ends join together and keep it in place . The Velcro in my pillow did not work so the pillow was not fit for purpose- expensive waste of money £59 down the drain. If the Velcro works it would probably be great and do what it says on the tin. Bit larger than I was expecting

I travel quite a bit between the UK & South Korea & next week I'm off to Thailand. I've tried quite a few travel cushions now from the cheaper one's up to this which is £69.99 at the time of purchase. I had been waiting for this to drop a little in price, as it is a tad expensive. However, that didn't happen. I have to say though it is worth every penny! From the premium memory foam, to the softest material. It hugs your neck in all the right places & the support is great. I've saw some people saying the velcro is just flat & won't grip, but when you get this one peice of material is covering one part of the velcro, so has to be taken off to be used. All in all I highly recommend this for long haul flights & if, like me your neck is quite petite it fits better than any other I have tried.

I had this and the Bcozzy. I took the bcozzy on holiday and left this only as I wanted to wear over ear noise cancelling headphones on the plane with a neck cushion to kill the plain noise and support my head/neck.I found I couldn’t wear them with this as it was too high. So high it almost covers the ears. It is insanely comfy otherwise. I think it supports the head better and doesn’t move an inch. But it’s the plane noise that stops me dropping off so needed more room for the Sony XM4 over ear headphones. I don’t like in-ear buds. But if I had AirPods I don’t see why this wouldn’t work.The bcozzy was smaller and wraps around so can have narrow under the ears and fit headphones and thicker around the front to stop the head lolling

Super comfortable idea for long flight, worth paying extra as threw away other cheaper neck pillows

I bought one years ago - ideal for sleeping on a plane or on the road. Great support and comfort. Took the pillow covering off and the zip broke immediately.Fast forward a few years to this autumn. Decided to buy another one. The clasp on the covering broke on the first use, and fell off my backpack, and I had to carry it. Not ideal with travelling with 2+ suitcases. An absolute waste of money! Such a shame because the pillow itself is supportive and comfortable.

Appreciated seller reaching out to ask about another colour or refund when no more stock. Quality as expected. Can already see how well it could work on flights, particularly when not seated next to a window

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J’ai cherché bien longtemps un coussin pour avion et voiture compte tenu de mon long cou.Le problème avec les produits habituels, c’est qu’ils ont soit un côté uniforme (dur de dormir avec des écouteurs par ex), soit peu hauts (13 cm maxi) pour les longs cous (reveil tres dur pour les cervicales), soit peu épais (pas assez de billes ou de mousse) soit gonflés à l’air (les pires).Avec ce tour de cou, oubliez tout ca !Points + :-Le côté asymétrique permet de le positionner comme bon vous semble (par exemple, si vs tournez la tete plutôt a gauche, vs positionnez la partie la plus haute sur la joue gauche-et non l’oreille) et le maintien est parfait.-La densité de la mousse à mémoire de forme fait très bien son travail.-La housse s’enlève pour le nettoyage en machine-la poche de rangement qui permet de le compacter et de limiter le volume dans le sac a doisPoints - :-Le scratch n’est a mon avis pas assez long sur le coussin pour vraiment « serrer » les cous finsen position fermée-Le scratch semble de meilleure qualité que les habituels mais à voir à l’usage-Le prix un peu plus élevé que la moyenne mais reste à savoir si vous préférez payer moins cher un gadget que vous n’utiliserez qu’une seule fois, ou qui sera votre allié pour tous vos grands trajets…Testé et approuvé sur vols long courrier France-Thailande AR, et une croisière en catamaran pendant 5 jours.Si vs jugez l’avis utile, un pouce vers le haut fait tjs plaisir :-)

J'ai déjà testé pas mal d'oreiller de voyages qui ont toujours été décevant et inefficace lors de mes longs vols en avion, et depuis l'an dernier, après avoir lu un article de blog, j'ai cassé la tirelire pour ce produit qui semblait très recommandé. Et je ne le regrette pas... c'est le jour et la nuit avec les oreillers tour de cou classiques. Celui-ci entoure entièrement le cou, et maintient donc très confortablement la tête, dans tous les sens, y compris devant. Et c'est une grosse différence. On est parfaitement maintenu, la mousse à mémoire de forme est très confortable, et c'est la première fois que j'arrive à dormir plusieurs heures d'affilées en classe éco, sans douleur horrible de cervicales au réveil. C'est vraiment un bonheur. Si je devais pinailler, il tient chaud (logique vu son épaisseur), et il n'est pas très compatible avec des écouteurs dans les oreilles vu son gabarit. Ce sont ces seuls défauts, pas bien grave. Vous l'avez compris, je recommande très chaudement!

J'ai fait un vol de 11h. J'ai dormi 10heure. Aucun torticolis, aucun mal. Rien du tout. C'est simple les gens avec qui j'étais dans l'avion m'ont demander c'était quoi mon oreiller. J'ai fais de la pub