Anyone have travel pillow brand they recommend? I am going to have some significantly long flights in the near future, and want to try and get a little sleep on the planes. I have generic u shaped travel pillows, but they aren’t so great. The TRTL gets good reviews, as well as bad, and is pretty hefty priced. Same with all "best travel pillows" review sites: damn expensive pillows and usually sponsored "reviews"…so I would rather real people on here giving their honest opinions than wonder how many 5* reviews are fakes. Thanks.

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Posted by Btrtigerfan

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Posted on 2/16/24 at 9:13 pm to DarlingClementine

I'm going to answer honestly. Travel with a jacket. You'll probably already have one with you. Use that as your pillow. Less is more.

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Posted by MintBerry Crunch

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Posted on 2/20/24 at 7:17 am to DarlingClementine

Buy a sea to summit air travel pillow. Wear it backwards.

Every around the neck travel pillow is designed to work with the snaps to the rear. Find one where it’s comfortable to rest your chin on the pad level.

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Posted by tadman

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Posted on 2/20/24 at 8:10 am to DarlingClementine

I have plenty of transatlantic crossings under my belt and I brought the blow-up u-pillow a few times. Never used it. Most seats have those wings-headreasts. Flip them out to cradle your head. Bring an eye mask and ear plugs. Pop a melatonin.

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