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Travelon 1st Class Sleeper Overview:
- A solution to uncomfortable aircraft seating
- Easy to Inflate with 10-12 breaths
- Supports lower back, shoulders and cradles neck
- Rolls into a small package weighing just over 1lb
- Color blue
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Travelon 1st Class Sleeper Reviews
59 of 59 people found the following review helpful 
Necessary for travelers with back issues, October 3, 2008 By NY State of Mind (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) I bought the First Class Sleeper for a flight to Asia. I have lower back problems and was tired of getting dirty looks from other Economy class passengers from taking all available pillows in the surrounding seats for back support. For both my flight to Asia and the return trip, the airline stewards and stewardesses noticed the pillow, love it, and asked me for details on where to get one. Using this pillow, I had NO BACK PAIN after a long plane ride for the FIRST TIME EVER! The First Class Sleeper has earned itself a permanent place in my travel kit.
A few notes about this product:
* The pillow is inflated through a tube, not unlike the tube that they have on the life preservers (you know those yellow life preservers under the airplane seats where you blow into a tube to inflate.) The tube has a twisty bit at the end, which you turn to keep the air inside the pillow. To deflate, you unscrew the end of the tube and fold the sleeper pillow to let the air out... Read more
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful Lower back pain? A steal at $29, and especially good for people <6' and <210, January 8, 2009 By Prof "prof" (United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) MY PROBLEM: I get lower back pain when I attempt to sleep in coach class. Sleeping in coach class is tricky for me because (a) if I sleep upright, my upper back isn't well-supported & my legs can't stretch; but (b) if I move my butt down the seat to stretch my legs, my lower back is no longer supported.
I saw the nice reviews on here and bought this item for Christmas as a gift to myself.
MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE PRODUCT: Generally speaking, it's been great. I have now taken two moderately-long flights (DTW-LAS-DTW) with it, as well as a 4+ hour Econoline Van Ride in the rear seats.
The 1st Class Sleeper is supposed to give you full-torso support by first providing the needed 'wedge' to support your lower back, and then some additional support to support your upper back (since it would otherwise be off the seatback). I have found that this wedge is not large enough to provide enough support.
Thus, I fold it in half (the manual calls this the... Read more
44 of 54 people found the following review helpful 
Don't bother, it doesn't work, April 12, 2009 By vegevege (San Francisco) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) Bought it for a 16 hour flight. Used it for 2 hours and decided the seat is actually more comfortable. As with all airbags, it's all about air distribution. Your back has more surface area and weighs more, therefore it will cause all the air to redistribute and over-inflate the neck and head area of the airbag. This is highly uncomfortable, and your neck muscle will try to compensate by exerting force backwards to try to straighten itself out. After 2 hours of this, your neck will spasm, and hurt. The bag is made out of a cheap high density rubber plastic; perfect insulation material. Your back and head will be hot and sweaty after mere minutes of usage. The deflation process was painful. It takes forever to deflate (small plastic valve), and during the process, every passenger who is within earshot will wake up to a fairly loud whistling sound (think boiling kettle).
Who the heck designed this POS anyway?
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| 59 of 59 people found the following review helpful Necessary for travelers with back issues, By NY State of Mind (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) I bought the First Class Sleeper for a flight to Asia. I have lower back problems and was tired of getting dirty looks from other Economy class passengers from taking all available pillows in the surrounding seats for back support. For both my flight to Asia and the return trip, the airline stewards and stewardesses noticed the pillow, love it, and asked me for details on where to get one. Using this pillow, I had NO BACK PAIN after a long plane ride for the FIRST TIME EVER! The First Class Sleeper has earned itself a permanent place in my travel kit.A few notes about this product: * The pillow is inflated through a tube, not unlike the tube that they have on the life preservers (you know those yellow life preservers under the airplane seats where you blow into a tube to inflate.) The tube has a twisty bit at the end, which you turn to keep the air inside the pillow. To deflate, you unscrew the end of the tube and fold the sleeper pillow to let the air out... Read more 19 of 19 people found the following review helpful Lower back pain? A steal at $29, and especially good for people <6' and <210, By Prof "prof" (United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) MY PROBLEM: I get lower back pain when I attempt to sleep in coach class. Sleeping in coach class is tricky for me because (a) if I sleep upright, my upper back isn't well-supported & my legs can't stretch; but (b) if I move my butt down the seat to stretch my legs, my lower back is no longer supported.I saw the nice reviews on here and bought this item for Christmas as a gift to myself. MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE PRODUCT: Generally speaking, it's been great. I have now taken two moderately-long flights (DTW-LAS-DTW) with it, as well as a 4+ hour Econoline Van Ride in the rear seats. The 1st Class Sleeper is supposed to give you full-torso support by first providing the needed 'wedge' to support your lower back, and then some additional support to support your upper back (since it would otherwise be off the seatback). I have found that this wedge is not large enough to provide enough support. Thus, I fold it in half (the manual calls this the... Read more 44 of 54 people found the following review helpful Don't bother, it doesn't work, By vegevege (San Francisco) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Travelon 1st Class Sleeper (Apparel) Bought it for a 16 hour flight. Used it for 2 hours and decided the seat is actually more comfortable. As with all airbags, it's all about air distribution. Your back has more surface area and weighs more, therefore it will cause all the air to redistribute and over-inflate the neck and head area of the airbag. This is highly uncomfortable, and your neck muscle will try to compensate by exerting force backwards to try to straighten itself out. After 2 hours of this, your neck will spasm, and hurt. The bag is made out of a cheap high density rubber plastic; perfect insulation material. Your back and head will be hot and sweaty after mere minutes of usage. The deflation process was painful. It takes forever to deflate (small plastic valve), and during the process, every passenger who is within earshot will wake up to a fairly loud whistling sound (think boiling kettle).Who the heck designed this POS anyway? |
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