There are a few people who have this excellent quality of falling sleep anywhere from the bus seat to the aeroplane. While others may be experiencing motion sickness, you might be finishing a deal with your dragon rival. Rest assured, the only thing that might hurt after your flight is a crampy neck. For that, you need an inflatable travel pillow. Check out the 10 best inflatable travel pillows that you should consider right now.
10. Back Pal Inflatable Travel Pillow ($12.99)
This is BackPal’s travelling neck pillow. The U-shaped design supports your head and neck comfortably, and the camel-back shape helps to prevent your head from swaying side to side. It is made from durable PVC material, with outside, soft, breathable velvet covers. This neck pillow can be inflated or deflated in a few seconds. Ideal for taking a nap or watching TV.
“My family went from Houston to Mississippi for eight long hours, and I could say this neck pillow helped me along the way.
I’m not a fan of travel because it makes me sick. Sleeping is hard for me too because it hurts my neck if I sleep on my side. What makes this pillow better compare to others.
1. Lightweight
2. Inflatable
3. Easy to store
4. Comfortable
5. The camel-back shape prevents your neck from falling or sliding while sleeping on your side.
6. Easy to blow.
To fill it with air, close it with the black stopper then blow. To seal the air, close it with the next clear stopper. It has a nice black pouch also where you will store the neck pillow when not in use.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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9. Iconni Inflatable Travel Pillow ($21.95)
This is Iconni’s inflatable, ergonomically designed neck pillow. The unit inflates fast with a hand pump and deflates quickly, and you can always adjust its firmness while using it. The outside cover is made from premium quality breathable velvet cover. PVC insert is durable and bacteria free.
“I just used this, from and to Asia on 13hr flights in the economy to help get some sleep. Due to the ergonomics of aeroplane seats, I thought this pillow worked best when slightly deflated, rather than fully pumped up. The material is very soft and comfy, no complaints there. Pumping was super easy, and the pillow held pressure as far as I could tell. As some others have mentioned, I thought it was more comfortable upside down with the horns facing down.
The deflating/bleed valve works fine, and the way you’d store this depends on your luggage I suppose. I was using a backpack, so I left the carry bag at home and only folded the completely deflated pillow in half, rather than scrunch it up in the bag which ends up making it thicker and harder to store.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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8. Lucear Inflatable Travel Pillow ($14.99)
This is Lucear’s velvet soft neck pillow with an innovative, large diameter, 4cm valve. The unit inflates and deflates quickly and is designed cradle your neck and help you fall asleep in any position. You can adjust the firmness and enjoy a non-stiff neck.
“Wonderful travel pillow! Includes an eye mask and ear plugs and all fit into a nice little travel bag! Super easy to inflate and deflate fast!! Good quality, sturdy, just used it on 17-hour flight to Japan and it helped IMMENSELY!!! Good price, fast delivery. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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7. Purefly Inflatable Travel Pillow ($21.99)
This is Purefly’s, soft, velvet neck, pillow support featuring an innovative design that will give you utmost comfort by providing a raised neck support, to hold your head upright and maintain proper neck alignment. It is manufactured with very soft, micro-velvet fabric that is very light-weight. Besides, the cover is removable and washable. After using, you can press the air valve and deflate. Fold and store.
“Well I can’t pretend that I have tried every neck pillow on the market, but this one was fantastic and far superior to anyone I previously had owned. The feature that allows one to pump it up with one’s thumb without having to blow it up is marvellously convenient. When deflated, it folds into a tiny size for ease of packing. The material is very soft and comfortable for one’s head and neck. The contours are such that it provides a lot of support and can be turned to fit any direction in which one wants one’s head to lean. It’s now an essential part of my travel kit.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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6. MLVOC Inflatable Travel Pillow ($11.95)
Mvloc features high-quality, PVC, inflatable pillow for neck. It only takes 5 seconds maximum for you to inflate the pillow with a different inflation valve. And it only needs 3 seconds to deflate. It can prevent side-to-side swaying, supports your head in a more vertical position, extra cushioning on the sides to help you nod off without straining your neck, even if you are flying economy. Adjustable closure fits most necks. Ideal for sleeping on an aeroplane, car, bus and train, etc.
“I loved the soft velvet covering. The inflating nozzle is attractive and well designed. It has two sections. One for inflating and the other for quick deflating. It was a little pricey for what it was, but I could see why it was more expensive than the other ones. I like the little pouch that it comes with.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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5. Onwego Inflatable Travel Pillow ($23.99)
This is a self-inflating, travelling pillow with its soft and smooth pillow-top material and plush foam interior. This pillow was designed with comfort in mind. Contoured to cradle your head and support your neck. Inflates to 20in x 12in and is 5.5in x 6in when fully deflated and rolled into the convenient travel sack. Simply twist opens the travel pillow’s safety-lock air valve and watch it self-inflate! To increase firmness, gently blow into the air pillow’s valve. To deflate, open the valve and roll the pillow towards the valve opening. Incredibly simple to clean and doesn’t absorb humidity.
“So I’m picky when it comes to pillows. Very. In fact, I travel with my ergonomic memory foam pillow that is naturally concave when staying at hotels. I had some reservation when reviewing the reviews, but for the price in popularity, I decided to purchase for an overnight tent camping trip. But first I did a test trial. I open the inflated self-valve, gave a few puffs, adjusted the air, and boy let me tell you, it was more comfortable than my dense memory foam. In fact, I slept the entire night in my bed with this pillow! It is wide enough to wrap my arm around and under, and the soft pieces of foam inside feel heavenly. I immediately purchased the onwego pillowcase, and it is this super soft, lightweight fabric. Seriously, the reason this is so highly rated is that it is amazing!! By the way, I slept like a baby in my tent! Oh, and by the way, I love the stuff sack that comes with it. Plenty large to store it. The company went above and beyond by contacting me personally to find out if I was satisfied with my order, and lastly, it arrived in two days!!!!! How cool is that?” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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4. Travelrest Inflatable Travel Pillow ($29.95)
This is an ultimate travel pillow by Travelrest providing full lateral support to the upper body making it easier to relax, fall asleep, and stay asleep longer. The unit promotes proper head and neck alignment, and keeps your head from falling forward. Ideal for chronic pain sufferers. Inflates easily with just a few breaths and deflates instantly. Stores neatly when rolled to minimise packing space.
“My wife and I are currently in Rome having just flown from LA. I am a terrible sleeper on planes and always wake up from trying to sleep with a stiff neck. I saw the reviews here on Amazon and thought I would try this pillow out (I also bought one for my wife). On the plane we felt a little silly blowing them up and strapping them to the back of our seats (our planes had video players on the back of them, so we had to strap them on the groove that runs along the top of the seat where the built-in pillow meets the seat. That worked just fine). After we had started using them, however, we didn’t care what they looked like. Now, I am not going to lie and say it felt like sleeping on a bed or anything like that, but it was a vast improvement over U-pillows. I still had a hard time sleeping (because I do not like flying very much), but at least now I had a comfortable neck. If I were a more relaxed flyer, I would have slept well. The thing I like the best is that it offer a stable place to rest your head – supporting both your head and neck.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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3. Restoration Inflatable Travel Pillow ($15.99)
This is Restoration’s inflatable travel neck pillow for neck pain relief and orthopaedic support. The unit inflates quickly with just a press of a button, in less than a minute. It provides maximum support and comfort and ensures that head/neck is fully supported and upright to maintain proper neck alignment. The micro-velvet material cover is incredibly plush, lightweight, and luxurious. It is removable and machine washable, making it quick and easy to clean!
“This pillow is SO comfortable. In fact, I just let my husband try it out after I did and he just fell asleep with it on! LOL. The first feature I like about this neck pillow is that you can easily pack it with you anywhere you go. It ‘s hard having a full-size neck pillow that you have to drag around with you and load on to the many other items you are carrying. The pillow itself inflates within a few seconds and is easily inflated with the built-in hand pump. We have had issues with air leaking out. We like the material they chose for the pillow. Nice and soft. The pillow is very comfortable on the neck. My husband has arthritis in the neck so he is very picky when it comes to neck pillows and he loves this one. Deflating was simple. Just a press of the button and it deflated. And we were able to store the pillow back in its carrying case easily.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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2. Lewis-N-Clark Inflatable Travel Pillow ($14.19)
This is Lewis N Clark’s inflatable neck pillow for travel. It is made from polyester and is 3 inches high and 7 inches wide. The contoured shape provides maximum comfort and the innovative valve provides easy adjustability. The unit inflates with just a few breaths and deflates instantly. The anti-stress design cradles head and neck perfectly. Folds down compactly into included storage case.
“Works great, a couple of breaths into the valve and it’s fully inflated. A small button inside the valve quickly releases air to adjust for comfort or completely exhaust it.
It also folds compactly, has it’s own soft case and does not take up much room in a carry-on. Very comfortable, not as comfy as a memory foam pillow but not as expensive or massively bulky as one either. Good price so no worries if it gets damaged or lost. Both my wife and I found it very pleasant to use on long flights.
We no longer take long trips without comfort accessories. We used just to bear it and deal with the discomfort and were just so drained at the end but take just one trip with a neck pillow, your blanket, a travel pillow (for your head or lumbar support), soft eye shades and some ear plugs and/or a noise-canceling headphone set and you will never just bear it again. Takes the edge off and you will feel much more energised and ready to roll when you get to your destination, no matter how silly you look all turtled up in your seat.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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1. AirComfy Inflatable Travel Pillow ($19.99)
An incredibly comfortable inflatable neck and back lumbar pillow with it’s engineered shape to keep your head upright preventing unpleasant kinks and strains caused by tilting your neck to the side. This low-profile support makes it ideal for use as a neck pillow for sleeping on the go. The interior foam gives you support without the bouncy, hollow feeling you get from some inflatable pillows. The expandable elastic band holds the neck pillow in place, so you can move around without losing that comfortable placement. Highly recommended.
“The AirComfy Travel Pillow is like no other travel pillow you have ever used. This isn’t the same old tired wrap around your neck design, but rather a well-constructed air bladder that can self-inflate. The level of inflation is completely up to you, the user. There is a stretch strap that is attached to the pillow so you can strap it to the headrest on an aeroplane, train, bus, or even in your car. The outer shell of the pillow is velvet-like to the touch. This handy travel pillow can easily be rolled up and put back into its nylon carry case. The case has a handy D-Ring attachment so you can hang it on your carry-on luggage to facilitate easy transport.” – Amazon’s Customer Review.
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