Seeing the possibilities of this pillow during road trips or plane flights, I decided to buy it but found it to be lacking comfort. The material seemed to be more rigid than what I've found in the Comfort Travel Pillow and being a big man with a big neck, the inflexibility felt like it was hurting circulation in my neck. I tried streching it out but it went back. I'd recommend the Comfort Pillow Travel or the All-Purpose Pillow if you're looking for Tempur-Pedic on the go.

It does take a little while to get used to. It is rather rigid and it will seem bulky at first. Stick with it for a few weeks because once you adjust to it, it will become one of your best friends. A Suggestion for Tempur-Pedic: Add a snap or button where the end's of the U meet at your throat. This would make it much more ergonomically friendly and more comfortable for sleeping in a air while traveling or kicking back watching television.

love this pillow. i used to take my standard sized pillow with me when i traveled but after almost leaving my pillow in the hotel I decided to leave it at home. Now I have one to travel with and one at home. i now have a bright colored pillow case so i dont leave it behind.

We must own at least 20 "neck pillows" of all types imaginable, since falling asleep whilst sitting up during long periods of travel creates a huge problem in that no real rest is accomplished due to the frequent, jarring awakenings that occur when the head pitches forward suddenly. The shape, highly supportive material, and soft cover of the Temper-Pedic neck pillow is of excellent quality, far-exceeding in functionality the many other brands/types we have tried. I have found that my problem is my head pitching forward, therefore I face the open-end either right or left, if i am able to lean one way or the other, or behind my neck if i must sit straight-up. A button on one side of the gap with a piece of soft fabric containing several buttonholes attached to the opposite side of the gap that could form a bridge across the open end would be the only improvement i would suggest. Before my next trip I plan to add one myself. Kudos on producing a superior product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pillow is amazing. It's super comfortable for long plane/train rides and is super sturdy. Only wish it was a little bit more compact. Since it's not flimsy like other travel pillows, packing it a challenge. But I always find room.

About my first neck pillow at an airport in 2004 and I use it nightly until this year when I decided to buy two neck pillows, one for me and one for my husband. I wash the pillow cover once a week and the pillow itself once a month since 2004. The two foam pieces of the pillow have not changed from being washed in the washing machine whereas the covers have worn thin but are still complete. I will be handing down the pillow from 2004 to my granddaughter who has taking it away from me to use it to sleep with when I go see her since she was born. The best pillow ever.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had previously purchased a cheap one at the airport and quickly realized that I just wasted $20 on it! Bought this travel pillow and now my kids fight over it as well. Nothing else can compare to the feel and the support you will get for your neck. Definitely buying more for the family!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband loves the overall coolness of the pillow. I find it to be too firm for my liking. It really does take an adjustment period on these pillows for comfortable night sleep. They are very heavy.

We must own at least 20 "neck pillows" of all types imaginable, since falling asleep whilst sitting up during long periods of travel creates a huge problem in that no real rest is accomplished due to the frequent, jarring awakenings that occur when the head pitches forward suddenly. The shape, highly supportive material, and soft cover of the Temper-Pedic neck pillow is of excellent quality, far-exceeding in functionality the many other brands/types we have tried. I have found that my problem is my head pitching forward, therefore I face the open-end either right or left, if i am able to lean one way or the other, or behind my neck if i must sit straight-up. A button on one side of the gap with a piece of soft fabric containing several buttonholes attached to the opposite side of the gap that could form a bridge across the open end would be the only improvement i would suggest. Before my next trip I plan to add one myself. Kudos on producing a superior product!

Nothing to say other than it's fantastic! I took it w/me and used it every night and day even sitting awake on computer! It went with me to the ER and that is where it got lost! :( They misplaced it after moving my belongings with me to another room/admit! :( Need to get another one! Fabulous! Once you have one and use it, you will wonder how you did without it before!