urophylla Inflatable Travel Pillow for Airplane, Soft Velvet Inflatable Travel Neck Pillow for Airplanes, Train, Car, Home and Office with Packsack & Comfortable Velvet - Blue

I use this for hammock camping while backpacking. It packs down into a pocket-sized case and is very lightweight. It's a little small, but it still fits around my neck. It's comfortable enough for a good night sleep. Totally worth it.

Compact for travel, not like the solid ones sold at kiosks in airports. I put mine in the bottle holder of my backpack. The other thing I just love is you can make it as full as you want. Too full for me crimps my neck so I partially fill it and it is perfect. Easy to inflate and then easy to deflate and repack in its soft container bag. I just purchased two more for family traveling overseas with me next week. Highly recommend.

I just opened it up for the first time. My first impression is that it really does roll up nice and compact. The cover is very plush and soft, and seems like a durable material. It's also extremely fast and easy to inflate - took me two breaths, no need to release the valve, just uncover the hole and blow. Similarly, it deflates just as easy by just pushing the spring-loaded pin in and put a little pressure on the pillow. You do need to get all the air out to roll it back into the little bag, but if you roll it up starting from the end furthest from the valve and release air as you go it works just fine.The reasons for my 4 stars... The valve cap is very very tight inside the valve, making it pretty difficult to close. If you don't get it in level and kind of squish one of the sides in, it will sometimes push the deflate valve and then you have to reinflate it a bit. The ring that attaches the valve cap to the valve pops off very easily while trying to finagle it in too. Good news though is that even when I tried it out without the cap closed it seems the valve is still good enough to keep the air in. I can tell the ring is designed to be removed when you take the bladder out to wash the cover... But oh my goodness, I recommend you don't try to take it apart to wash it. It took me 15 minutes of 1) trying to get the valve realigned with the hole and 2) trying to stretch the decidedly *not* stretchy cloth back around the valve.One suggestion for those who said it won't inflate: use your fingers to pull the layers of the bladder apart from each other at the valve, making an open space under the valve. When the layers are pressed together the air can't get in, but making that little space fixes that issue.I take it on its first journey in a month. I'll update my review after I see how it fares.

This is a great product because you can adjust the amount of air to fit your needs.

I don't travel much, but when I do, it's always long flights and I struggle to sleep on the plane. I wanted something that was inflatable and can be stored easily in my backpack, without it taking much space. I liked the fabric, as it's soft to the touch and I do like how you can use the pillow both for behind your back and backwards for chin support.

It easily inflates and is not uncomfortable. However, it also pops open and deflates every now and then on its own.

Amazing travel pillow! A lot of support for your neck. Great purchase!

I went on a 30 day backpacking trip to Japan recently, so I needed a neck pillow for the 12+ hours I would be traveling in the plane, but light enough and small enough to backpack with and not add too much unnecessary weight to my backpack.I could have gotten a better one and thrown it out at the airport upon arrival, but I didn't want to and I was backpacking in a foreign country so I wasn't sure I could get one to fix my size and I wasn't in one place long enough to order one off amazon.The nice thing about this one is it's an air bladder inside and a felt like material outside. so it's comfortable and feels good. you can adjust how soft or firm it is easily by pushing on the valve and letting air out or blowing into it. The material can get a little hot if it stays in one place for too long, but this was easily remedied but either taking it off for a min or moving it around. it only took a couple seconds to inflate and was easy to do so. I usually inflated it just about make and then once I was sat in my seat I would put it on and adjust the firmness using my finger to let air out until it fell right. the clips were a nice touch I didn't worry about it falling off it I got up from my seat or moved around a bunch, they also acted like a nice fidget toy.Because I was backpacking and would only end up using this during my plane rides I need something lightweight enough that I could carry it around the entire trip and not add any unnecessary weight. the pillow plus the bag weighted 181 grams, so it was perfect. It was also small so i would shove into what ever corner I could find in my backpack. I also could have used as an extra pillow while backpacking but I never did. This is never going to be as comfortable as a nice memory foam or bead one, but it did the job.