Would this pillow be suitable to use on an airlpane?
1571702
Yes it not bulky at all and when not inflated is very packable in a purse or small carry on
237292
Yes. I have used it and had no problems. The ribs or ridges on it help to keep air flow and shifting hasn't been an issue. Very good quality.Heavy.
2009487
Nice and sturdy. But I dont know about an air mattress..I'd probably cover it with something first.
857233
I don't see why you couldn't use it, providing the Air Mattress could bend a little where the frame raises or lift, because I'm using my regular Sealy Mattress from my older bed, and it works fine.
1412904
It is ok, I don't think it would provide much cushion. I use it with a twin air mattress.
1956716
I think you would find it useful. On an airplane seat you might be able to attach it to the seat. The velcro fastening makes it meet a variety of needs. Even if you have it behind your neck and your head holds it in place it is helpful. Because of the way the pillow is shaped and its density, I like it better than a typical C-shaped travel pillow. However, on a long flight I would consider having both types of pillows to be more comfortable. I have an inflatable C pillow and an inflatable back pillow like the one at this link that I travel with. The inflatables are so easy to travel with. Enjoy your travels! OPTP Original McKenzie Self Inflating Airback I think you would find it useful. On an airplane seat you might be able to attach it to the seat. The velcro fastening makes it meet a variety of needs. Even if you have it behind your neck and your head holds it in place it is helpful. Because of the way the pillow is shaped and its density, I like it better than a typical C-shaped travel pillow. However, on a long flight I would consider having both types of pillows to be more comfortable. I have an inflatable C pillow and an inflatable back pillow like the one at this link that I travel with. The inflatables are so easy to travel... » Read More I think you would find it useful. On an airplane seat you might be able to attach it to the seat. The velcro fastening makes it meet a variety of needs. Even if you have it behind your neck and your head holds it in place it is helpful. Because of the way the pillow is shaped and its density, I like it better than a typical C-shaped travel pillow. However, on a long flight I would consider having both types of pillows to be more comfortable. I have an inflatable C pillow and an inflatable back pillow like the one at this link that I travel with. The inflatables are so easy to travel with. Enjoy your travels! OPTP Original McKenzie Self Inflating Airback « Show Less
1394456
I don't think so - the base of the pillow is the least firm part and so would probably not provide the support that you are looking for. Good Luck!
1776596
It's heavier than a normal neck pillow, but I like the weight and find it very comfortable. Because of the filling, it is easier to mold it to the most comfortable position. Personally I hadn't thought of using it as a travel pillow but if you have the room in your carry on to pack it, it would work.
1776597
I wouldn't use it as a travel pillow because it is not designed to support the neck. It is great for calming sore or tense neck muscles, but would not work well as a pillow.
397886
I would ask the manufacturer for sure but I can't see any reason it would not ....very low wattage motor.....having had many air beds for our Alaska Lodge operation....this one is by far the best for the money as it does not stretch and is very rugged....one thing to remember however....when you sleep outside and the ambient temperature is cold the air mattress is also cold as it is filled with the ambient air....to get the best sleeping result is to put a feather bed topper or foam on the top of the air mattress....then you have a barrier from the cold....our method is to put a silver reflective tarp type blanket on top of the mattress then a feather bed topper.....we even have these in all our beds at home....all now adjustable and super comfortable....good luck
1080128
I used it as a mattress for a trailer...it should work well for what you want to do.
1926275
Air always escapes through the walls of anything plastic -- like balloons, for example. That's science. Auto tires, too, which is why you have to add air periodically, and tires are a lot thicker than the walls of this pillow. So if you get four uses out of it before adding air, I'd say that's pretty good. If it doesn't hold air for one use, then you'd have an issue to complain about.
1238763
Yes. The pillow is about as wide and tall as a standard pillow, but not quite as thick.
1434147
No this pillow is pretty thin/flat. Try the pig pillow, has more cushion, I own 3 of the pig pillows
1776594
I don't think it is big enough as a travel pillow, also, you wouldn't be able to heat it.
2232239
Yes! It gives great support, more than other travel pillows I have tried. However it doesn't have quite as much padding in the back as a typical airplane pillow so you might need to add an extra layer there.
1324414
Yes it would be fine. It is an amazing air mattress and well worth the price!