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Whether you're aiming to catch a nap on a short flight or get some serious rest on a long road trip, a good travel pillow is great to have on hand. Here are six comfortable options for your next adventure.
Honeydew delicious travel pillow
A comfortable pillow that you'll want to use even after your trip.
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The highly supportive Scrumptious Travel Pillow can be reshaped to your specifications in seconds. Simply thaw and add or remove filling to get the right height and firmness level (if it's perfect for you as is, even better). The foam used in the filling is infused with copper, which has a cooling and antibacterial effect, and the pillow retains its shape whether you're leaning against it or leaning against a window.
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$129.99, Honeydew Sleep Company
Tortle Pillow
Trtl's internal support structures keep your head up.
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This Trtl wins the race. The lightweight, adjustable pillow cradles your neck and keeps your head elevated with an internal support structure. Trtl is similar to a scarf, and The Strategist's Rachel Griffiths said the first time he tried it, he “lit up like a light.” The angle of the brace “feeled just right,” adding, “It wasn't tilted so much that it made my neck bend unnaturally, but it had enough support to help me relax and fall into a decent sleep.”
$61.99, Amazon
J-Pillow Chin Support Neck Pillow
J-Pillow retains its shape even when packed in a suitcase.
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The J-Pillow is designed to cradle your head, neck, and chin, making it a comfortable alternative to regular U-shaped travel pillows. Covered in soft fleece, the J-Pillow is “easy to use and provides a secure fit for sleeping or resting while traveling,” Travel and Leisure said, adding that even after folding it into a carrying case, “the J-shape did not collapse. ” he added. ” Perfect for those who like to lean against the window.
$29.95, Amazon
Cabeau Evolution S3 Travel Neck Pillow
The neck strap distinguishes the Cabeau Evolution S3 from other travel pillows.
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This substantial memory foam travel pillow has received rave reviews, with Condé Nast Traveler declaring it “the best we've ever tested.” The biggest strength is the strap on the back of the pillow, which allows you to attach it to the headrest of your seat. According to Condé Nast Traveler, this helps “keep your head upright and reduce pressure on your neck.” There is also a small storage space, so you can securely store your earphones and earplugs.
$39.99, Amazon
ostrich pillow go neck pillow
The Go Neck Pillow is made from luxurious memory foam.
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The cozy Go Neck Pillow provides complete support and makes you feel like you're “sleeping on a cloud,” says Travel + Leisure magazine. It's made from plush memory foam and has an asymmetrical design for easy adjustment. This pillow is also easy to clean, just roll it up and throw it in the washing machine at the end of your trip.
$60, Amazon
Bcozzy travel neck pillow
Soft fleece makes this pillow comfortable
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Good Housekeeping says the Bcozzy pillow is suitable for everyone, with a “versatile design suitable for all sleeping positions.” The pillow's arms can be positioned to “support your head when it tends to fall forward,” and it has a flat back to maintain spinal alignment. The pillow is covered in soft fleece, making it easy to relax and sink into.
$43.97, Amazon
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