Cabeau Evolution S3 Airplane Travel Pillow for Long Flights - Supportive Memory Foam Body Positioner with Seat Straps to Secure Your Head and Neck and Provides 360 Support (Jet Black)

I've been using this neck pillow for about seven years now, which is probably the strongest endorsement I can give. I've taken it on countless flights and it remains my go-to travel pillow. The biggest strength is the fill. It's firm enough to provide actual support without feeling hard or uncomfortable. A lot of travel pillows either collapse under the weight of your head or are so stiff they become annoying to wear. This strikes a nice middle ground. What really sets it apart from many competitors is the attachment system. The front closure keeps the pillow positioned properly, but the feature I appreciate most is the strap that secures it to the seat back. That extra support helps keep everything in place while sleeping and makes it much easier to find a comfortable position on longer flights. Other things I've liked: * supportive without being overly stiff * stays in position well * comfortable for extended use * durable enough to last years of travel The included storage sack is also more useful than I expected. The pillow compresses down surprisingly well, making it easy to fit into a carry-on, backpack, or personal item without taking up excessive space. Travel gear often gets replaced as newer versions come out, but this is one of those products that has simply continued to work well year after year. After seven years of use, I still reach for it whenever I fly, which says a lot about how well it's held up. If you travel regularly and actually want to sleep on flights rather than just wear a neck pillow for appearances, this is a very solid option.

I’ve probably tried out eight different travel pillows over the years, everything from the beanbag type that is shaped like a doughnut to the thing that looks like a scarf to hold your head up, to traditional travel pillows, and everything in between. And this pillow got it right, it took the best from every different type of pillow and put it into one. It looks exactly like the pictures and performs as expected. Why it’s awesome: first is the obvious, it keeps your head from flopping forward and waking you up because The pillow itself attaches to the headrest of the airplane seat. And because the front of the pillow has a cinch string, which makes it possible to close the pillow completely around your neck and cradles your jaw/chin, it actually keeps your head from flapping forward if you make it tight. But the pillow and the fabric are firm but soft so it’s not uncomfortable when the pillow is tight. I think the height of the pillow is perfect regardless of how short or long a neck you have because the pillow is plush and can accommodate. The pillow cradles your head on all four sides it also keeps your head from tilting to the side too much. There is padding on the back of the pillow, but not too much, so it would be comfortable to use even if you didn’t end up attaching it to a headrest (I used it in bed lol). it comes with a great travel bag that compresses it a bit for easy traveling. I like attaching a carabiner to the bag strap so that I can easily attach it to the outside of my suitcase or backpack. I haven’t tried washing the exterior yet, supposedly it comes off, but one reviewer said that did not end well. TBD on that.

Most comfortable travel pillow of all I've tried--and I've tried many. Agree with other reviews that not enough room for headphones but no problem with earbuds. Like the pocket, the storage case (not for long term storage), and that removable cover can be washed. No danger of head moving sideways. Head can still go forward unless cords pulled completely tight, which is way too tight. Still a good travel pillow.

I've owned a number of travel pillows, starting with the standard U-shape. I found it quite uncomfortable for the exact reason pointed out by Cabeau - the padding at the back is so thick that it actually pitches your neck forward and leads to neck pain. I then tried the BCOZZY, which was fair but couldn't stay still between my head and shoulders and was prone to falling onto the dirty airplane carpet. Next up was the Turtl pillow, which was also pretty fair but provided moderate support to only one side. If you wanted to switch your head position, you literally had to undo the wrap, swap the neck brace to the other side and rewrap. It became annoying after a short while. Knowing I wasn't satisfied with what I currently own, I went in search of better options and found the Cabeau pillow. It did everything it advertised and for once I am satisfied with the product. Here are a number of things I like most: (1) I like the slim profile at the back of the neck, which felt incredibly comfortable and did not pitch my head forward. (2) I loved the fact that I could strap the pillow to my headrest without disturbing the person sitting behind me. When I got up to use the restroom, the pillow stayed securely (and sanitarily) fastened without risk of falling to the floor. (3) I loved that I could fasten the pillow with a connector at the front, which indeed helped to keep my head from pitching forward while I slept. I kept it unfastened while awake and it felt good to simply rest my head comfortably on the pillow, switching frequently from side to side without any necessary adjustments. (4) I used this pillow along with my Bose QC45 headphones and worried they wouldn't work well together, but I was wrong. My only complaint was that from time to time the band for the headphones would slip either forward or backward. I'm not sure how much that can be attributed to the pillow, rather than simply having a smaller head. (5) I found the foam INCREDIBLY soft and quite comfortable, while still providing adequate support. (6) I love that I can roll the pillow into a smaller size when not in use. ***JUST BE AWARE THAT YOU SHOULD NOT KEEP YOUR PILLOW ROLLED FOR LONGER THAN THREE WEEKS*** (7) I love that it comes with a carrying case that includes straps for you to attach it to your luggage or other travel pieces. I can't think of any other ways to improve this pillow. This is the first time I've found a travel pillow that I love and don't feel the need to replace.

I'll give the Cabeau Evolution S3 Travel Pillow 3⭐️s for being a decent pillow that has the features outlined and a nice little travel case. BUT... It does NOT work well with headphones, especially over the ear ones like AirPod Max or Sony Noise canceling. It's not even that comfy with in ear AirPods as I tried both my AirPod Max and AirPods Pro and could not use either comfortably with the pillow. The pillow does what it claims. It keeping your head in an upright position and stable, but to the extent that its almost to zealous in doing so. Their claim that it's cooler than other pillows because of the front opening is rubbish. It still cover the veins on your neck that will always make you hot when something wraps that tightly around it. If you want to wear earphones while using then a big NO. But if you are just looking for a travel pillow that you won't use headphones with, and aren't worried about getting overly warm. Then it's a good quality pillow. One other note (found only printed inside the storage bag that I saw) is that you should NOT keep it in its travel back for more than a month as it will permanently disfigure the pillow. So when you get home you need to take it out of the travel case and then re-pack it for the next trip to keep it in tip top shape. My suggestion to Cabeau is that they add in divots or cutouts for headphone wearers. That would at leas make it more practical for those of us who ware our headphones for the entire flight to protect our ears.

I've ordered so many pillows from Amazon and I've tried the popular Trtl pillows and those did not cut it at all. I need that extra support on the sides since I feel like traditional travel pillows are too low, so my neck is always bending too far over. The Cabeau pillow caught my attention since it had raised neck support with the bolstered sides, and it does exactly that! This is the MOST comfortable travel pillow ever, the memory foam is soft and provides so much support. No more bent neck! The cover is breathable and has a super soft suede fabric for your face to comfortably lay on. I had my mom try it as well and she loves it too! I've used this on flights and can finally sleep with ease. If you're on the hunt for a travel pillow I wouldn't look anywhere else, definitely get the Cabeau travel pillow. Summary 10/10: - Maximum support on the sides even for long necks - Comfortable suede material on the pillow cover to prevent abrasion - Easily rolls up in seconds for fast packing

Good purchase. Would recommend. Easy to secure to back of seat. I also found it comfortable to use without securing to back of seat. Two features I liked about it, that I’ve never had with a travel pillow: it rolls up and can be easily stored back in a protective case, and it has capacity to tighten or loosen around your neck and then stays put. The special features of this pillow at this price point - 5 stars.

EDIT: I USED IT, I LOVED IT. Okay so my initial out of the package review of this product was pretty harsh. I ended up bringing it on my 11+ hour flight from JFK to EZE (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and OMG. I have never been able to get more than a few minutes of sleep on a plane, no matter how tired or decaffeinated. This pillow (even though mine arrived broken) blew me away, and I slept 6 hours! What was broken is the clasp that keeps the two ends together. This really is a must for the pillow to function, so I finagled it with a zip tie, this made it work, just made it annoying to get in and out of the pillow if I wanted to grab something in front of me (since pillow was also attached to seat back). I slept 6 hours straight on my flight in a regular economy seat with just some extra leg room. IT WAS AMAZING! It is like wearing a very comfortable c- collar, your head wont fall forward, you won't wake up with a crick in your neck. I am exchanging it due to the broken clasp. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Very disappointed. At first try on it is surprisingly comfortable, and then you find the faults very quickly. Does not push your head forward, that is nice. Check. Nice side to side support. Check. If you connect it to the seat it will prevent your whole body from tilting forward, but it WILL NOT prevent your head from falling forward and therefore will not prevent an over flexion of your neck. This is because your chin will fall in-between the open section in the front. This is because: The pulley cords in the front #1 Do NOT stay connected (unless I have a broken one) and #2 even at their tightest only the bottom is secured, the top where your chin is is not secured closed and your chin will just fall down and through making it completely pointless. I was hoping it would expand over time after being packed for so long and this would correct the issue, it did expand but not enough to correct the issue above. Just like any other travel pillow and about 3x the price with that major and easily correctable fault. I don't see how so many people can find it comfortable with the above occurring.

Hands down the best travel neck pillow I’ve used. It’s incredibly comfortable, supportive, and actually holds your head in place so you can sleep properly. The best feature is that it ties to the seat, which stops your head from falling forward or sideways — a total game changer on long trips. Compact, well-designed, and worth every cent. Also very compact and easy to pack away in its bag.

Muy cómodo y útil. Ya en un vuelo de casi 24 horas! Lo recomiendo

حقيقتا كنت متخوّف من سعرها المرتفع. لكن للأمانه انها تستحق كل ريال اندفع فيها جدا مريحه وتثبت رقبتك ورأسك بحيث ما تميل وتوجعك رقبتك استخدمتها في طيران 8 ساعات واثبتت جودتها

S'accroche aux tétières du siège avions + se roule parfaitement dans son sac de transport. A parfaitement tenu ma tête pendant les 35 heures de vol de mon dernier voyage. Un seul souci : ça tient chaud.

We flew UK to Hong Kong, then on to Sydney, so 9 hours followed by 12, and return, and my neck didn't get at all sore. I didn't think the 'guarantee' could be true, but I'm never flying without it now. I used it in the rental car (passenger seat) and it was great there too. I even got some sleep on the flights, which hasn't happened since I had kids and had to stop taking sleeping tablets for flights.