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A wheatbuck pillow. Like 50 bucks, keeps it's shape, keeps it's chills (regular pillows come stoves to me), keeps my head straight without folding a pillow in
by BbzzbB 4y ago
A wheatbuck pillow.
Like 50 bucks, keeps it's shape, keeps it's chills (regular pillows come stoves to me), keeps my head straight without folding a pillow in 4, keeps some support of my head why I tuck my arm under so I don't put much pressure on my shoulder.
Been travelling for 3 months and carrying it, makes every bed a good bed.
- sfmike 4y agoSo a Soba Pillow? :)
- BbzzbB 4y agoWell soba being buckwheat in Japanese, I think we might as well use the appellation that'll be informative to English speakers. :)
- obelos 4y agoI got one of these recently, and it's worked out even better than I'd hoped. The way I can nestle my head into it and it just holds it in place is unmatched by any other material I've slept on. The one thing I don't like is that it is loud while I'm nestling my head into place, and that can be a little shocking to my sleepy ears. Once I'm settled, though, it's very quiet and wholly comfortable.
- wlonkly 4y ago"Buckwheat", I think? It's common to make meditation cushions out of buckwheat hulls now, they're the perfect mix of firmness and formability.
- BbzzbB 4y agoHahaha yes, buckwheat. So many typos in my comment, my bad. I'm looking now for another sleeve to split my pillow's content in two and have one for my bum, that way I can be comfortable when working from wooden chairs, which are most common.