Landed in Tokyo at eight in the morning having slept, went straight out for the day, and did not hit a wall until the evening. I have lost the first day of every long trip of my life until this one.
Aeronest™ is a blow-up travel pillow that you lean forward into, instead of one that goes round your neck.
It stands on the tray table in front of you, 55 cm tall, and you fold yourself onto it: your arms go through a slot in each side, your face rests in the open dip on the top, and your head, your neck and your shoulders are all held up by the pillow rather than by you. It is the way people fall asleep on a desk, made soft.
And it is only air. It lives in your bag in a drawstring pouch about the size of a mug. You blow it up by mouth at your seat, twist the valve shut, and when you land you twist it open and it goes flat in seconds.
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A neck pillow holds your head still while the rest of you stays bolt upright, and that is why you wake up every twenty minutes. Nobody sleeps sitting up straight. What your body is trying to do on a long flight is lean forward and put its head down — and the only things in front of you are a hard tray table and your own folded arms, which go numb. This gives you something soft and tall to lean into, so you can stop holding yourself up.
And it means you get off the other end having actually slept. Not dozed, not nodded, not spent nine hours adjusting. The first day of a holiday is the one most people lose, and this is the cheapest way to get it back.
• Lean forward and sleep — your head, neck and arms are held up by the pillow, not by you
• Open face rest on top and a slot for each arm, so you can breathe freely and settle the way you would on a desk
• Blows up by mouth at your seat and lets down in seconds with one twist of the valve
• 55 cm tall on a 35 × 30 cm base — stands on a tray table, a train table, a desk or your lap
• 380 g, and packs into its own drawstring pouch
One valve, two jobs
Twist it shut and air only goes in, so you can stop for breath. Twist it open and the pillow is flat in seconds.
Open all the way through
The face rest and both arm slots are real holes that join in the middle, so your arms tuck in and your face is not pressed into a cushion.
Stands up on its own
It is one tall block with seams down the sides, not a round cushion, so it sits on the tray and does not roll.
• Proper sleep on a long flight, leaning forward the way your body wants to
• A pillow for the train, the coach and the back seat of a car as well as the plane
• A lunchtime nap at your desk without a sore arm
• Something that weighs less than a paperback and takes up no room in your bag
1x Aeronest™ inflatable travel pillow, in your chosen colour
1x drawstring carry pouch
By mouth, at your seat. The valve is on the back: twist it shut and it lets air in but not out, so you can stop between breaths without losing any. There is no pump to pack and nothing to plug in.
Yes — that is where it is meant to be used. It is 55 cm tall on a 35 × 30 cm base. It stands on the tray table in front of you and leans back against your chest, so it takes up the space you would be leaning into anyway and nothing of your neighbour's.
Two honest limits. The tray table has to be up for take-off and landing, so it goes on your lap or back in its pouch for those. And a small number of airlines have their own rules about comfort items, so if you are not sure, check with yours.
The dip on the top is an open hole, not a dent, and it joins up with the arm slots in the sides — so there is open space under and around your face rather than a cushion pressed against it.
Most people turn their head slightly to one side and rest a cheek on the rim, the way you would on a folded arm.
The valve twists shut once it is full, and nothing is holding the air in except that valve, so it is the one part that matters.
If it ever does soften, two breaths through the valve tops it back up without getting out of your seat.
It weighs 380 g and packs into its own drawstring pouch at about 10 cm each way — roughly the size of a mug.
It is only fabric and air, with no battery, no gas and no liquid in it, so there is nothing about it that hand-luggage rules are concerned with.
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 1453 reviews.
Landed in Tokyo at eight in the morning having slept, went straight out for the day, and did not hit a wall until the evening. I have lost the first day of every long trip of my life until this one.
George E. 5/5 Verified
Revision in the library. I am not proud of it but a twenty minute nap on this between sessions got me through my finals. It lives in my bag now.
Natalie V. 5/5 Verified
I did not think my arms going through the sides would matter and it turns out that is the whole thing. They have somewhere to go, so they do not go numb, so you do not wake up.
Liam G. 5/5 Verified
Bought it as a present for a friend who travels for work every week. She says it is the first travel thing anyone has given her that she has actually used twice.
Amy J. 5/5 Verified
Used it in the back of the car on a long drive to Cornwall, leaning on it against the seat in front. My brother was driving and says I did not make a sound for three hours.
Keiran A. 5/5 Verified
I turn my head to the side and rest my cheek on the edge of the hole rather than putting my face straight down. Took me about two minutes to find how I like it and then I was away.
Sarah N. 5/5 Verified
Honeymoon flight, fourteen hours. My wife had one and I did not, and I spent the flight watching her sleep and regretting it. Ordered mine from the hotel.
Oliver C. 5/5 Verified
Night shifts. I take it into the staff room on my break and get a proper half hour with my head down instead of slumping in a chair. The blue one, so nobody walks off with it.
Megan F. 5/5 Verified
I measured it against my rucksack before I ordered because 55cm sounded big. It is big, and that is why it works — it comes right up to your chest so you are not bending down to it.
Josh A. 5/5 Verified
We flew to Thailand with two teenagers and bought three of these. All three of them were asleep before the meal came round. Best money I spent on the whole holiday.
Priya D. 5/5 Verified
Commute is an hour and ten each way on a train with tables. This has given me back two hours of sleep a day. I got the black one so it looks a bit less like I have brought a bouncy castle.
Tom H. 5/5 Verified
The outside is soft, not that sticky plastic feel I was expecting from something you blow up. I had my cheek on it for hours and did not wake up with a mark on my face.
Ellie R. 5/5 Verified
Letting it down is the clever bit. One twist and it is flat before the seatbelt sign goes off, back in the pouch, back in the bag.
Marcus L. 5/5 Verified
I nap at my desk at lunch and my arm always goes dead. This stands on the desk and I put my face in the top. Twenty minutes and I am a different person for the afternoon.
Hannah P. 5/5 Verified
I was a bit embarrassed blowing it up at my seat. Then the man next to me asked where I got it, and the woman behind asked him. Nobody laughs once you are asleep and they are not.
Ben W. 5/5 Verified
Got it for my mum who flies to see my sister in Australia every year and dreads it. She rang me from the other end to say she had slept and could I order one for my dad.
Chloe B. 5/5 Verified
Bought it for the overnight coach to Edinburgh, not a plane. Put it on my lap against the seat in front and slept through two stops.
Imran S. 5/5 Verified
It comes in a little pouch about the size of a mug and I honestly thought they had sent the wrong thing. Then you blow it up and it is enormous. Went in my handbag for the whole trip.
Rachel T. 5/5 Verified
I am tall and I have never been able to sleep sitting upright. Leaning forward onto this is the first thing that has worked. Arms through the sides, head down, gone.
Daniel K. 5/5 Verified
Eleven hours to Los Angeles and I slept for most of it, which has never happened to me before. I have owned four neck pillows and they are all in a drawer.
Sophie M. 5/5 Verified
First long-haul in years and I actually slept. You lean forward into it on the tray table and your head, neck and arms are all held up. Woke up as we landed.
Hannah R. 5/5 Verified
Bought it for my wife who never sleeps on flights. She leaned into it to Dubai and slept most of the way. First holiday she has not started shattered.
Tom B. 5/5 Verified
Leaning forward is how I always try to sleep on a plane anyway, on my arms. This makes it soft and holds me up. Game changer. Came within days of ordering.
Jess P. 5/5 Verified
Fly for work constantly. It blows up at my seat, deflates in seconds, and packs into a pouch the size of a mug. Lives in my carry-on now.
Mark D. 5/5 Verified
Your arms go through the slots and your face rests in the dip on top. Sounds odd, feels brilliant. Finally something that is not a neck pillow.
Laura F. 5/5 Verified
Overnight on the tray table and I slept leaning into it. The whole top half of me was held up instead of me holding it up. Came really quickly as well.
Craig H. 5/5 Verified
Soft, tall, and it stands on the tray table so you fold onto it like a desk. Packs away to nothing. Best travel buy I have made.
Ellie M. 5/5 Verified
Blow it up by mouth, twist the valve, done. Lets down in seconds when you land. No pump, no batteries, no faff.
Dan F. 5/5 Verified
Bought one for my daughter who flies back and forth to uni abroad. She says it is the only thing that gets her sleep on the plane.
Priya S. 5/5 Verified
Feels well made, the seams held fine inflated for a whole flight. The valve is solid and does not leak overnight. Delivered within a few days, no waiting about.
Ben K. 5/5 Verified
A neck pillow keeps you bolt upright, which is why you never sleep. This lets you lean forward and put your head down. Night and day.
Rachel S. 5/5 Verified
Secret Santa for a mate who flies loads. He used it on his next trip and texted to say it is the best travel thing he owns.
Liam C. 5/5 Verified
Stands on the tray table, holds your head, rests your arms, packs tiny. Did exactly what the video showed on a red-eye to New York.
Zoe T. 5/5 Verified
Long train commute and I nap the whole way now. On the table, lean in, out in minutes. Deflates into my bag after.
Nadia K. 5/5 Verified
Wife and I both got one for Australia. Slept on both legs leaning forward. Never managed that on any flight before.
Gareth W. 5/5 Verified
Blows up in a few breaths at your seat and you are leaning into it a minute later. Packs down smaller than my old neck pillow.
Megan L. 5/5 Verified
Half expected a gimmick and it genuinely works. Leaning forward with everything held up is the only way I can sleep upright.
Joe V. 5/5 Verified
Gave it to my dad who flies to see us twice a year. He said it is the first time he has arrived not wrecked.
Charlotte B. 5/5 Verified
Red-eye to the States and I slept for hours leaning into it. Woke up to breakfast. Unheard of for me on a plane.
Steve P. 5/5 Verified
The black is smart, not like a medical thing, and the pouch clips to my bag. Soft against your face where it matters. Posted and here before I knew it.
Amy W. 5/5 Verified
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