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> I think it would be nice if something held my head and neck straight so I could doze off. Have you ever tried one of those inflatable around-your-neck pillow

• UI_at_80x24 6y ago
  I have, but I find they work best if you don't use them as is usually shown. I have best results if the 'open' part of the C shape is at the back of my neck. That allows the pillow portion to support my chin instead of the back of my head. Disclaimer: I'm fat, with a big head. Results may vary for skinny people.
• webmaven 6y ago
  > > I think it would be nice if something held my head and neck straight so I could doze off. I've come across headrests that have adjustable height and 'wings' that can be folded forward to support your head somewhat (most people don't seem to know they are there unless they happen to notice another passenger adjust one). > Have you ever tried one of those inflatable around-your-neck pillows that are sold at airports? I've always wondered if they were worked. They work, though I don't like the inflatable ones much and prefer those filled with microbeads like a bean-bag even though they're less portable. I haven't yet tried one with memory foam and an inflatable core or the even fancier types since I tend to lose them while I'm stumbling bleary-eyed off the plane (I've also lost books, hats, scarfs, & sweaters this way, basically anything that might not be stowed in the carry-on bag). BTW, don't buy a neck pillow at the airport, the options are very limited, the prices high, and you probably won't be able to return it if necessary (poss. even if you kept the receipt).