Inflatable Travel Pillow with Lumbar Support

You blow it up in a few breaths, set it on the tray table or your lap, and lean forward to rest your head and arms while you stay seated.

A long flight, an overnight train, a layover at the gate, or a quiet hour at your desk. Instead of letting your head drop and jolt you awake, you inflate this pillow, hug it to your chest, and lower your face onto the soft top so your neck and shoulders can settle.

The body is molded from PVC with a soft flocked surface that sits kindly against your skin. It stands about 50 cm tall and 35 cm wide once inflated, tapers into a contoured lower section that cushions your waist and lower back, and carries an opening near the top so you can breathe with your face resting straight down.

Key Benefits

• Inflates in a few breaths A one way air valve lets you blow it up by mouth in under a minute, with no pump to pack.
• Quick release deflation Open the second valve and the air rushes out in about a second, so it packs away fast.
• Forward lean design You rest your head and arms on top and hug the body, with a face opening that lets you breathe lying straight down.
• Contoured lower back cushion The tapered base is shaped to support your waist and lower back while you lean, so your spine stays cushioned instead of left hanging as you fold forward.
• Folds small with a bag It collapses to 15 x 14 x 8 cm and weighs 323 g, and a storage bag keeps it tidy in your carry on.

Best for: flyers on long and red eye routes, train and coach travelers, office workers grabbing a short nap, and anyone who sleeps better leaning forward than tipping their head back.

How It Works

Twist open the air valve and blow into it. The valve holds each breath so the pillow firms up quickly, then you seal the cap. Set it on the tray table, your lap, or a desk, and lean into it.

You drop your head onto the soft top and slide your arms around the body, and the face opening keeps your breathing clear while you lie face down. The tapered lower section fills the gap at your waist and lower back so your spine is not left hanging as you fold forward. This is the natural shape of the cushion at work, cradling your lower back so you can settle in and rest comfortably.

When you are done, pop the release valve and press the air out in about a second. Fold it flat, roll it into the storage bag, and it tucks into a bag pocket or a coat.

Quick Product Facts: PVC body with a soft flocked surface; inflates by mouth through a one way air valve; separate quick release valve for fast deflation; about 50 x 35 x 30 cm inflated; folds to 15 x 14 x 8 cm; weighs 323 g; wall thickness 1 mm; color gray; ships with the pillow and a storage bag.

How It Fits Your Trip

At the gate you keep it flat in its bag, then inflate it once you are settled in your seat with a few breaths.

During the flight or ride you lean forward onto it for a rest, and the face opening lets you breathe while your neck stays supported rather than lolling to one side.

Back on the ground you push the air out through the release valve, fold it into the bag, and it rides home in the same pocket it came from.

FAQ

How does the lumbar support work? The lumbar support is the contoured shape of the pillow, a lower section that cushions your waist and lower back as you lean forward, so your spine stays supported instead of left hanging.

How do you inflate it? You blow it up by mouth through the air valve, no pump needed. It firms up in under a minute, and the valve holds the air until you open the release cap.

How small does it pack? It folds to about 15 x 14 x 8 cm and weighs 323 g, and the included storage bag keeps it rolled up in a carry on or coat pocket.

What is in the box, and what color is it? You get one inflatable pillow and one storage bag, in gray. Gray is the only color offered.