Are foam travel pillows better than inflatable?

While inflatable pillows will always be the lightest option, memory-foam pillows don't weigh much more and can offer significantly more comfort. Grip/traction: Your head will likely move around a bit while sleeping on a plane, especially if there's turbulence.



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Memory Foam Travel Pillows - A popular material for mattresses due to its firm but comfortable properties, a memory foam travel pillow provides a firm base that moulds to the shape of your neck, offering consistent support throughout the journey.

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Although memory foam is generally considered safe, it may pose a problem for certain people, such as those who suffer from allergies, asthma, or other respiratory conditions. Memory foam may also bother you if you are very sensitive to smells.

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“A few weeks ago I saw a track hack on TikTok for the budget airlines that don't let you carry on a bag,” the text continues. “Instead, you can use a travel pillow as additional storage.” She explained that she got a U-shaped travel pillow that had a zipper on it.

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The best neck pillows for travel are made from soft, breathable material that won't irritate your skin. Airplanes can get stuffy—especially if you're in the middle seat—so having a pillow made from a light, airy material will help keep you cool.

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As American TV personality and sleep expert Dr Michael Breus explained to one outlet in 2019: “By rotating the pillow it stops your head from bobbing. If you have a U-shaped pillow, turn it around so the bottom of the U is under your chin.”

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Improve your posture and overall health when you travel! Instead of waking up with neck pain or headaches, the chiropractor-approved Posture+ Travel Pillow is scientifically designed to keep your spine perfectly aligned when you travel.

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