Travel Inflatable Body Pillow, The Original Full Size Travel Body Pillow 48 x 12 Inches with Drawstring Bag for Easy Packing.

I travel for my company and have been using this pillow since June 2024. I have made over a dozen trips with it for close to 100 nights of use. The pillow is great! I have not had any issues with it. It is easy to inflate and use with the hotel hairdryers. It does not lose any air at all, even after 18 nights straight! I do put a body pillow case on it when i use it. It is about as thick as a standard body pillow is with weight on it. You can make it as firm or squishy as you would like. I fully inflate mine and let out just a bit of air for a slight amount of give, If I don't it is to hard for my liking. It rolls up nicely and you can put it and a body pillow case in the storage bag that it comes with. I definitely recommend this!

This pillow has solved one of my major camping issues. My hips/knees act up if I dont side sleep and use a body pillow. Now I can travel with this pillow in its small stuff bag and blow it up to use anywhere I go. It is easy to inflate without a pump in a few minutes and deflate equally quickly and return it to it’s stuff bag. The material is soft and doesnt make a lot of noise when I shift sides with the pillow. I use a body pillow case for extra comfort. I find the thickness of the pillow to be just right to support my legs and take pressure off my hips. Having this is a dream come true! It is often so hard to find enough pillows to stuff between my legs/knees when I travel so I take it wherever I go. Thanks a million for designing this and making it available!!

Nice price and the pillow works. I put mine in a pillow case so as to avoid the plastic feel. It works well when I go on vacation and still need extra pillow support. This folds down into a 6" x 9" or so packet that easily travels in my suitcase. Just inflate and use.

I bought this for backpacking the second half of the Appalachian Trail because my arms and legs keep going numb and the other things I’ve tried just didn’t do the job. I searched and found this and decided to give it a try and it most definitely works and has solved my problem.Comfort is 4 stars because most people who will purchase this will not be backpackers and will be unaccustomed to a vinyl pillow and the noise and the seams. However, for me, it has increased my comfort phenomenally. It is much more comfortable than anything else I have tried that will fit in my backpack and not be too heavy.For traveling, this is definitely compact, light, and easy to use and blow up and fold/roll and put back in the bag it came with. And excellent choice. But definitely try using it before traveling and make sure you can adjust to the differences between a real pillow and one that is filled with air. It is different.Lightweight is 3 stars based on backpacking (not suitcases and traveling). It is not an ultra light backpacker’s dream and most would never carry something this substantial and the only reason I am is because it keeps me hiking by helping me have a much more restful sleep and not wake up to numb extremities. For me, it’s definitely worth the weight. For a perspective of what I’m speaking of, most backpackers carry everything they need including food and water in 16 - 30 lb packs so ounces count where in a suitcase the added weight would not even be noticed.I am a 5’5” 130lb woman and I don’t blow it up to it’s fullest (almost full) and the dimensions work very well for me.

Seems like this should be a simple product to get right, but there are a couple of unfortunate flaws with this one. First, the fine stuff: pretty easy to inflate/deflate, packs up pretty small. But there are two (silly) problems:First, the top part where you'd "hug" the pillow is square, with pointy edges. This isn't very ergonomic, so you get a nice sharp corner digging into your chest/neck/face/whatever. They should've just made it rounded.Second, if you're like me and don't want it blown up to full capacity so that it's not super hard, then any time you move around or change positions, the pillow makes a not-so-quiet crinkling sound that could wake others up. Just kind of a bummer.I wanted this to be good, but I think I'll look for an alternative.

I am a side sleeper who usually struggles to get a good night's rest without a body pillow. I suffer from sciatica pain until I use a body pillow. I first purchased this body pillow for camping, but I quickly found I liked this pillow even more than my traditional body pillows. I use this one every night at home, not just for travel. It packs down small, takes up almost no room, and is lightweight. Try this if you are looking for a body pillow that travels well and is exceptionally comfortable.

The air plug is a negative. It comes with a little instruction card...let that sink in...the little air plug comes with an instruction card...but the card doesnt say whether to turn the cap clockwise or counterclockwise when you are trying to hold it open or closed. It also doesnt say how much to turn it to keep it open or closed. By the time you finally get it to lock closed, the air has escaped. Total failure of over engineering that fixed a problem that never existed...why would you replace the normal little air plug on billions of devices that has never been a problem? I travelled for 3 weeks with this, and the air plug is just useless.

I am a side sleeper and I always sleep with a body pillow to support my top leg. I was tired of not sleeping when traveling on business and having back issues for days after. I purchased this along with a small rechargeable inflation pump and it has worked WONDERS for me. I do NOT travel without it!!!Hotel pillows are soooo soft they turn into flat pancakes. I always ask for synthetic pillows but even those are inconsistently supportive. This body pillow is a genuine life saver for me and I swear by it.