Cabeau Best Neck Pillow for Travel – Evolution Earth Deluxe – 360° Head, Neck and Chin Support for Sleeping – Sustainable Memory Foam - Removable, Washable Cover with Compact Carrying Case (Wind)

Still my favorite brand of travel pillow

I am only giving 4 stars because the carrying bag ripped while traveling AND the pillow was perfect for my 10 hour flight. Been traveling overseas for 10 years now and this is my favorite by far. Pillow kept my head in place and didn’t bob and weave my head during my flight.

This review is for the “ Cabeau Evolution Earth Deluxe Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow The Best Travel Pillow with 360° Head, Neck and Chin Support (Fire)‘i did not think in a million years that a travel neck pillow could be comfortable. i have tried half a dozen and gave them to charity. This Cabeau EED pillow has taken me by surprise. It has super nice covering, velvet thats stretchy and it has high supportive walls that enclose but not constrict my neck. The additional chin strap is also quite nice to use, but maybe not for more than 6-7 hours. I used the pillow on my latest cross country flight of 4.5 hours and I was able to take a very refreshing long nap. I ordered the beautifully bright red/orange version and really like it. It comes with a good draw string bag to keep it clean. The recycled materials aspect is another big plus for me.When i got it the price was $40, by now it has dropped to $35 - yes, that is still more than the cheap airport travel pillows but its definitely much better than some of the fancy complicated pillows out there. this is my fave by far.

I found this to be a little cumbersome and prefer the smaller size

Works great if you have a larger head and below the heights.

Soft and supportive. Everything I need.

Compared to others I looked at, both in person and online, what's distinctive about this one is the height. It's probably 50% to 100% taller around the neck compared to most others. On me, it covers the lower 1/3 of my ears. I'd thought that maybe the highest parts (in green on my color) are softer foam that's more easily compressed under the jawline. But it all seems to be the same density. This doesn't make it uncomfortable at all - it's actually quite cozy and very supportive. It does feel a little confining, but on the bright side your head will definitely not be unsupported. That's especially true if you connect the strap. There's a way, supposedly, for it go under the chin. I haven't gotten that to work for me, but it does tightly cinch up the front. The strap also stores in a little pocket on the side, which is convenient if you don't want to bother with it. The cover is very soft, and removable with a zipper for washing.All in all, I'd prefer a pillow that is extra supportive to one that is too open - otherwise it can't serve it's purpose. It is a little expensive, but it is also probably the most supportive pillow I've seen - though it may take some getting used to.

This texture of the removable fabric cover is soft, and the pillow does exactly what it claims to do - it 100% will keep your head from moving around. I do think it would be best for non-petite people though. I am 5' tall and have a short neck, probably made shorter by degenerative cervical discs. This pillow put pressure on my face and ears that I do not think would happen for someone with a longer neck, but it does give my neck a nice gentle stretch. The pillow does say it is not for children under 12, so if you are shorter than your average preteen, maybe a pillow that doesn't sit so high from shoulder to ear would be better for you. The carry bag is a nice bonus.