Travel Pillows for Airplanes with Sleep Eye Mask, Plane Pillow for Long Flights, Car Road Trip, Car Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, FSA HSA Eligible, Combo with Chin Strap, Mottled Grey

Held my head, allowing me to sleep for about half of a 10 hour red eye. The eye covers have a recess so they don't press on your eyeballs. The chin strap worked well too. The seat must have a narrow top or, most common, the adjustable sliding headrest that kind of folds to fit your head. The straps will fit around the sliding headrest but are not long enough to wrap around a seat that is full width to the top. You could probably buy some extension straps if needed for a wide seat back. Of course sleeping sitting up is horrible, but this helps. BTW, I consider all those pillow neck rings, like are sold at the airport, to be 100% useless.

This was the FIRST TIME I was able to sleep on a long flight! You need to tighten the straps around the seat headrest and position the eye cover snugly, and my head did not fall to the side or forward. I have chronic shoulder spasms, and this position did not cause a flare-up of that. I highly recommend it.

Used it twice so far. Best travel pillow yet and I’ve tried many, including the turtle (a wrap with chin/neck support), a blow up one with vents /arm holes that allows the user to rest their head on the top opening for breathability, traditional half-circle travel pillows. Kept my head /neck up for better posture.

Ok but not easy to use. Gotta get straps put on back of seat. Gave mine away!

I’ve never been able to really sleep on a plane before. I would nod off and my head would jerk and my jaw would drop. This contraption was awesome. It was comfortable and held my head and lower jaw in place. I will say that after a few hours, I removed my earbuds, because there was some pressure where the band was pushing them in my ears. But besides that- super comfortable on a flight from Seattle to London!