STYDDI Inflatable Foot Rest Pillow, 2 Pack Portable Inflatable Leg Rest Pillow, Travel Footrest Pillow for Airplane, Train, Car, Home, Office (Grey and Blue), Pack of 2

I am a side sleeper and, at home, I use a hug pillow, which is several firm pillows stacked together in a pillowcase liner. Basically, it is the maximum amount of pillows that you can get in a pillow case. I use it for shoulder support for the upper arm and I hug it all night, hence the name and it is essentially half of a body pillow. A firm pillow of that size takes up A LOT of luggage space and you can't always depend on hotels/resorts having firm pillows, especially with the popularity of memory foam, which doesn't work for me as a hug pillow.I just got a chance to test it on a short vacation and this pillow works perfectly as my hug pillow for several reasons. The wider side of the wedge shape fits well in my armpit and my arm curves around it perfectly. Also, it stays inflated firm through the night. I did some customization by wrapping some layered batting around it then resized a pillow protector and case to fit. I then just unzip the protector, inflate the pillow and then zip the liner closed. This brings me to the last reason I like this pillow over some of the other foot rest pillows I looked at... The inflation valve is at the end of the pillow rather than along the body, which makes the ability to leave it in the batting/protector/case possible. On a side note, wrapping it with batting makes it feel more like a pillow and, along with the 2 layers of fabric, also protects it from possible punctures. When packing it, I deflate it completely then roll it up and put a hair elastic around it to keep it together.As a point of reference, I am 6'3", 350 lbs and have long arms (38/39 sleeve length). I was skeptical whether it would be big enough, but it is just right.

I inflated this pillow when I first received it more than a month ago and it remains inflated. I purchased this foot rest to use on a plane to Europe. I have not yet left however I did use it in my home and it is quite comfortable. I also purchased it for a reason not advertised in the company write up. I will be traveling on a ship across the Atlantic. All ship bathrooms have steps up from the cabin floor. I am handicapped and was not able to get such a room on the ship so I need the ability to step up onto a "pillow" to reduce the height of the step up to the bathroom. Now I have tried standing on it at home to step up one step into the house just to see if it was a practical idea. It worked very well and did not lose any air. Of course I will know more after the trip but to date it is just the item I had hoped to help make traveling easier for me.

I use this on the airplane all the time. I am short, so this helps my posture for sleeping. I like that it's very compact to place in my carry on. 2 valves (one for quick blowup)-- but you have to close it fast, then use the smaller valve to blow to make it firm.

I’ve used it for about two months, fairly frequently. One was enough to make sitting in my chair more comfortable. It inflated easily and held well, bit it had been getting a bit soft so I reinflated it. This time when I put my feet up, some internal connections blew and it completely lost its shape. Instead of sitting squarely on the floor, it wants to roll out from under my feet. I still have the second one, so I suppose I’ll use that until it fails too.It might be okay for occasional use. I originally got it for traveling, but the sheltering in place regulations cancelled any trips so I haven’t been able to test it in flight. I shan’t be getting another set, since this one only lasted for two months, unless the other one proves considerably more durable. Disappointed.

Just came back from a long haul transatlantic flight and this little gem was a total game changer!! We only fly economy and I’m always so uncomfortable because I have nowhere to put my feet so it puts pressure on the backs of my legs. I don’t want to put my feet on my backpack because I don’t want to break what’s in there. I’ve tried the foot/leg hammocks that hang off the tray table. It helps but it’s not as good as this inflatable foot pillow. Comfortable, lightweight, takes up no space in my backpack. I also like how the pillow is angled so it puts my feet/legs in a comfortable position. It fits well under the seat in front of you. Two come in the pack but both of my feet fit on one cushion so I gave the other one to my husband to use. I was actually able to catch a little sleep this time on the plane. This is coming with me every time now!

I decided to order this inflatable footrest to replace one that I had had for years and loved (not same brand). This new one looked like the original but definitely didn’t work like it.Pros: The inflation was easy and it’s definitely lack able.Cons: almost all of the air was out of the footrest by the end of the flight (so it didn’t make the over night flight any more comfortable). Since it clearly didn’t work I wanted to return it when I got back from my trip but then I ran into another problem when I wasn’t able to deflate the remaining air out of footrest. Since it wouldn’t fully deflate I had to abandon it on the plane. Incredibly frustrated to have paid for a product that didn’t work and not be able send it back for a refund.

I bought this to help me ease tension off my back / legs after an auto accident . I am only 4 feet 9 inches “tall “ and sitting places like a car or at home when feet dangle was extremely painful. This helps me put my feet in a more comfortable position. I am going on a long plane ride then a bus tour & plan to bring it with me. It blew up easily once I figured out the valve. I keep one in my husbands car on passenger floor& one will being going with me on vacation. I turn it up the high sided part for my height to use & hoping it’s allowed in the plane. Very happy to have found this !