Tempur-PedicTEMPUR-Body Pillow, Queen

I have had Temperpedic pillows forever. I had their crescent pillow, their inbetween the legs pillow and also their Temperpedic Breeze pillows (which I still have and love). I also had a Coop Home Goods body pillow forever. I decided to give this a try although it is not nearly as long (48" vs 54"). Overall I love it. I thought from the reviews it might have creases or be too heavy and too firm.It did come folded in the OEM packaging, but it gained it shapes pretty fast. It also is not heavy at all. People are saying it is too firm and too heavy, but I found it not only lighter than my Coop Home Goods body pillow by far, but also not too firm either. I don't find it overheating as well. I almost appreciate that the height isn't as high as a normal body pillow as it is easier to move around and seems like it fits perfectly for me as a side sleeper with just enough cushion and support. My only complaint is that I wish it was 54" over the 48". Hopefully they'll come out with a longer version and I'll immediately scoop that up or better yet if they made a Temperpedic Breeze version of the body pillow - that'd be awesome.Either way happy with the purchase after using it for a while.

Been using these Tempur-pedicure Body pillows for years. Great support and comfort. Well worth the money. Much more support than the cheap, flimsy ones, and they last for years. Has a removable cover with zipper that can be washed. Highly recommend

I had a Tempur-Pedic Body pillow for almost 15 years but it was too short, about 35 inches long and always experienced body-pillow cases that were way too big and hated it. So, I bought one that was 48 inches long and used the existing body-pillow cases but the cases were too short but I was able to stuff the body-pillow in but the pillow felt like I was hugging a brick! I ended up buying couple 100% cotton cases that were made for 48 inch body pillows to see if that would make a difference before returning it. What a difference a perfect size pillow case makes! The body-pillow fits perfectly with my height (5ft) and it definitely helps with the leg pain and restless legs syndrome I've been having lately. It no longer feels like I'm hugging a brick - still weighs bit heavy but it actually feels good to rest my legs on something solid and yet soft. Because it is made with solid block of the Tempur-Pedic material (not shredded) it does not get flatten at all but molds to my leg. The bottom-line, I'm not returning it. It is more pricier than others in the market but I'm gland I've spent bit more for a quality product!

Great pillow just pricy. Good firmness better than normal memory foam. Good size and comfortable for side sleeping.

This is a very high quality pillow for its purpose, for me, as a side sleeper. It helps a lot that it is dense and heavy. It was packed in the box bended in half, as others have mentioned. As soon as I unpacked it, I kneaded along the length of the pillow, as though I was kneading bread dough. The “crease” from folded packing disappeared right away while the air in the pillow redistributed.Overall, a fantastic addition to my Tempur-pedic collection of pillows! I have never slept better than with Tempur-pedic pillows for more than 25 years. As various conditions creep up on me, like sleep apnea, Tempur-pedic has a solution.

I would give this zero stars if I could. I've used body pillows for 11 years. First of all the pillow is HEAVY. Like dead body heavy. If you have chronic pain like I do and toss and turn a lot, good luck with this pillow. Also doesn't give and way too firm for what I expected. I thought my body would melt into it. Not the case at all. Couldn't even last more than 2 hours with this thing. Do yourself a favor and get a regular body pillow for $20

The pillow is definitely robust, thickly filled and very firm. As a side sleeper I have to work to throw my top leg and arm over it, whereas with my old pillow I just grabbed the pillow and that was it. And then, no matter which kind of pillowcase I've tried, it's very slippery, so the upper part (where I had hoped to rest my arm) keeps sliding out from under my arm, so that when I wake up to roll over, my shoulder and arm hurt, and if I was facing the edge of the bed, the pillow is in danger of falling off, held in place only by my knees. It feels like I'm trying to cuddle up to an enormous plump watermelon seed that keeps wanting to squirt out from my embrace. Hah.But the worst part about this pillow is the weight. When you roll over in the night you don't want to be wrestling with a 50-pound pillow (which is what this feels like). Each time I roll over, I have to actively wake myself up so that I can flounder around moving this enormous thing and get it into place (without dropping it on my sleeping husband), then settle in again, pulling the upper part as close to my shoulder as I can. By this point I'm fully awake and have to wait 20 minutes or so before I can fall asleep again.Last night, after about 2 weeks of struggle, I finally gave up and went back to my pillow from 2018 (a cheapie from Amazon which is getting kind of flat), and fell asleep right away, and had no struggles for the rest of the night.So I don't recommend this one unless you're prepared to deal with a lot of pillow activity in the night!

As others mentioned it’s a bit flatter than I expected, but it’s so firm and supportive without creating pressure points it’s still five stars for me.