Does anyone know how this travel pillow compares to the Boppy travel pillow? I'm trying to decide which is the better product, thanks!
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I never had the boppy travel pillow, but I did not really like this one. Didn't fit on the airplane seat and the part that goes around your back made it hard for me to get comfortable. A WONDERFUL idea but it just didn't work for me.
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Love the Brest friend travel pillow! It blows up to actual size and compacts down for easy travel. We just flew with my 6 month old and she slept on it for the entire flight (4 hours).
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I've used both but neither on the plane. I think the hoppy would fit better on the plane but I liked the breastfriend the best. Smaller to pack, easy to inflate and worked just as well as the original. I think if you like one of the regular pillows more, go with that for travel since they are very similar to the originals though the trial bopping seemed less 'full'.
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The cover on my pillow says its a 2. It works really well for what I need. Have had it a couple years and use it every day while sitting at my computer for hours on end and also for extended airline flights...over 2 hours. It is amazing how little air is needed to be comfortable. Have not had a bit of trouble with this. Seems very well built. Prices vary incredibly and with/w-out shipping, so check various sites. Is there a big difference between the "original" and the "2"?
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I got the tri-core pillow because someone else with bulging discs recommended it. I like it for laying flat on my back but don't like it for when I roll to my side. My tempurpedic is better for side sleeping (but not back sleeping). Basically, some nights I switch between 2-3 pillows.
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Personally, I'm all over this. I can just use the end, or use the center. I move around a LOT at night, so, sometimes, I use it like a body pillow, sometimes just like a pillow. I find it very comfy and love how it cuddles me when I'm on my back. I've got another pillow that is similar, yet larger, that I got at a local brick & mortar store, and I use that daily. This pillow, from Amazon, is smaller, so I use only as a "travel" pillow for when I'm not sleeping in my own bed.
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I have both and yes, you can do as you suggest. I prefer the foam structure as it has more support on the back from the regular pillow, but used the travel version for two trips spanning 3 weeks and it worked just fine. If you don't have the regular pillow you won't miss it.
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Boy, Now that is Good One. I really don't know. I haven't been on a planeand have No Idea the size of thier pillows. I haven't heard of the ChiroFlow.Donna
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It was worth the money. The clip at the front makes it worth it. It keeps the pillow in place. Also, my head sometimes falls forward when I sleeps, so it helps keeps my head so I don't end up getting a neck cramp (I turn the pillow around so the back is at the front). I also like how you can roll it up to a compact size and it fits nicely in your carry-on. I don't have to carry it around.
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Not sure how it compares compares to the other pillow your referring to but I purchased this for my 225# husband for his back problem and he loves it. We tried bed and throw pillows that were too bulky but this one seems to be just right. Hope this helped.
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I had no problem using the pillow. It worked great. My problem was, when you aren't using it, it has a little strap that snaps on to attach it to your luggage. This snap must have failed as it wasn't attached to my luggage after my cab ride home and I didn't notice it until after the cab pulled away.
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i think the ony differance is this pillow is a little bit smaller than the premium maybe a couple inches ! my wife absolutly loves it !
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Hi There,I would go straight for the larger pillow. Best pillow ive ever brought. My son drinks his milk and watches tv on it. Getting infant one will be a waste of money as they grow so fast.
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Neither - I sent mine back. I am a side sleeper, and it was very flat (did not look like the photo). Ended up going with a Pacific Coast Double Down Around pillow from THEIR website. You then have a choice of soft, medium, and firm. I have a soft Double Down Around and a standard down stuffed into a single pillow protector, and boy is it ever fluffy and big!
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This pillow is great but doesnt really squish that much. I carry it on the plane with me. Its more like a memory foam. Hope that helps
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It's small--made for children and small adults (I am at least a foot smaller than you and like this pillow fine). I doubt if it's even good for traveling. You should look at regular-sized pillows
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I have never had a water pillow before so I cant comment on the different brands and can only say that I find it great to sleep on, I fill mine to capacity whilst my husband prefers to 3/4 fill his. I also like the fact that due to the water it becomes heavier than a normal pillow and doesn't move around. Jane
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I'm a bit confused. Are you saying the pillow went flat and /or your husband is flat as in not a heavy man but thin? I don't understand fully but if you are a large person the pillow of course will flatten a lot , especially if it is sat on for more than a few hours at a time. Sweetie, there are a lot of things people sell that are in your words "no good" hehehee. Like alcohol for instance. After it flattens all you have to do is jiggle it around and fluff it a bit and it should go back to normal. Mine does. Anyway, i'm sad it doesn't work for you but millions of others love it.
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I've had both. Gentle is softer, as stated. I prefer the standard because it doesn't flatten out as much over time. However, it is hard and if you like a softer (ie, feather pillow), then go with the gentle. I feel like these pillows only last 6-12mos anyway, so try one hardness, and if you don't like it, buy the other and try it next time. There's not enough difference between the two to make you really not like either one.