Would this hold your head up on a 11 hour airline flight ?
1730963
Yes, but it is very stiff, maybe too restrictive and too hot for most people. I wear it on long bus rides, but I have neck problems...
1730964
Perfectly! Yes, this collar would hold your head perfectly. I have always disliked having been able to fall asleep and have my head fall forward waking me up. I flew to England from Charleston SC recently and enjoyed perfect comfort and sleep having worn this collar.
1730965
I've never been on an 11 hr flight but I use mine all the time. It holds up just as well as another collar I paid $35 for! Don't machine wash or dry- hand wash only. I was so happy to find a collar in black- my makeup gets all over my white ones. Good Luck!
1730966
yes, I went back to China last Dec, I was so glad I had this one with me, 13 hours flight one way. I did not have problem with my back and neck
160220
I flew with this carseat. For its size, I thought it was surprisingly lightweight. We used a luggage cart and laid it face down on top of the other suitcases and it balanced fine. A flight attendant helped us install it into our coach seat, but it seemed easy enough. It only fit forward facing. My one year old slept the whole flight in this carseat :)
373536
I think so. The box is long but thin. Not too heavy. I didn't do four flights, but was able to move it myself. I would bet you could do it with no problems if you had another pair of hands to help.
921378
It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not as cuddley as a pillow. It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not... » Read More It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not as cuddley as a pillow. « Show Less
1922461
Short answer: no. Long answer: most likely no...If they let you carry it on it would squish into the overhead if it's not totally full. But it's longer than most carry ons.
2172931
I haven't used them on a plane, but I'd agree with the other two. These are quite a bit big and always had a twisty tie for excess cable. As Ikarianlad stated, they don't "clamp" onto your head like conventional HPs. These "rest" on your head and easily slip off because of the loose tension on the "3D pads" on your head. I never slept with them in bed because they just don't hold shape.I'd look at a cheap pair of earphones/earbuds for the plane and use these for good sound at home or on the go.
1779935
I have not used mine on a flight, but several of the reviewers have stated that they have, so I would think that it must be.
697225
Its possible, because it raises your seating position by about an inch. I find that my core and lower back muscles are more engaged, because of the slightly wiggly ride. At the end of a long trip I'm less stiff and sore because of this.
1218842
I would agree with Greg C. It seems longer when you flying around, but 10 minutes ish.... before it needs to land.
1257000
Possibly. At 6-even my head is above the rest. What's a bigger concern to me is that at 200 pounds, I really feel the structure of the chair with my butt.
893124
as a side sleeper i can definitely say yes.the middle does not collapse so you sleep on an even plane
1749400
easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy! easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has... » Read More easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy! « Show Less
551686
I would suppose that would depend on why you are getting neck strain. If it is because your head is flopping to the side when you fall asleep then yes this will help. It does help to hold your head up right. I don't think there is anything though that can make sleeping on a plane comfortable. This pillow does help though.
688840
I think it is very much worth it, because of the snaps at front. That is what really makes this pillow better then the rest. It keeps your head in place much better. Plus you can wash the cover. I have also used - Travelrest - The Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow on 12 hour flight and it was useless, wish I had the Cabeau much sooner.
907875
Probably not. It wouldn't have anything to hold it up if you don't have head rests.
708311
Yes and no. I have been able to fit it when one of the first to board the plane but also have been forced to check it when one of the last to board and overhead space is tight. I would suggest not over stuffing it and giving it a go!!
1787034
It worked in a tight airplane seat so on a train where there is more room to twist around it should be fine. It's good if you are a side sleeper. Head doesn't fall forward as with regular airplane neck pillow.