Travel Pillows for Airplanes, 360° Head Support for Long Flight, Soft Airplane Pillow with 3D Eye Mask for Sleeping, Stop Bobblehead, Airplane Headrest Gadgets, Dark Grey

So--I have a few things to say about this item.I love how the edge of the mask is raised with a soft, plush material, so that it blocks all light out without compressing your eyes--I hate that about some face masks. The face mask is AWESOME. (I actually use a piece of felt I cut to fit around the back of my head and now use the face mask as my night time sleep mask, because it's that comfortable and blocks the light phenomenally. :))It really does help you sleep on a plane--no more annoying head nodding. Although you might think it will look ridiculous, it's actually more inconspicuous than it looks. Be brave! :)The one drawback is that for it to hold my head back tightly enough, it put too much pressure on the bridge of my nose. I'm kind of sensitive to this; so it might not be a problem for everyone.However, I just pushed the mask up a little higher onto my forehead and used a separate face mask I had for sleeping at night. It worked like a charm! :) Used it on a six hour flight to and from Alaska.You won't be able to use this on every airline. Spirit's chairs don't have a head rest, but on United and Delta, it worked great. Just something to keep in mind.

For what it was meant to do, it worked well. I still can’t fall asleep in an airplane chair though. But this is a great invention, keeps things dark and head suspended.

These keep your head up, but I my head kept getting too hot after an hour or so. However, my wife loved hers and wore it six hours at a time.

Brought this on a long flight and honestly, it’s the best few bucks I’ve spent for travel in a while. The material feels nice, not scratchy, and it was super easy to attach. Once I put it on, I actually slept through snack service—chicken or beef? part passed me by!!!It’s lightweight, doesn’t take up much space in my bag, and doesn’t make me look like I’m wearing a science experiment on my face. If you want a fighting chance at real sleep on a plane, this is it.

This worked for me. I slept for 6 hours on an international plane flight with no neck pain, and I was comfortable. The eyemask was good at keeping light out. I used earplugs, but the added material over your ears also helped keep more noise out. I would use it again for sure. This mask should be a must for anyone sitting in a middle seat, who wants to sleep. I would just make sure that the plane you are going on has the headrest that this mask requires; some planes do not. I think the airlines should provide these masks to all their customers, like they do with headphones.

Fit on Delta, Southwest Airlines, & Norse so far seems universal! Easy to install and made sleeping on plane much more do-able. MUST BUY!

There was nothing, like Velcro, to attach the mask part to the pillow part. I ordered two of these for an overseas trip and they took up substantial space in my carry on for something that was useless to me. I did not discover that there was nothing to attach the two parts until we were already traveling and now that we are home, it is too late to return them.

Bought this after seeing good reviews on social media. It’s pretty easy to put together and easy to strap onto the plane seat and it’s super soft and comfortable but unfortunately it just didn’t work for me. I wasn’t able to sleep on my long flight. The side straps would come off the seat and my head would drop down occasionally. Neither my husband nor I could get it to stay in place for long.