How tightly packed are the beads? Does the pillow feel really solid, or do the beads move around to fit the contours of your head?
183536
Unfortunately often beads are packed differently: (for $5 each) I bought one (approx. 5") in Deals" and 7" at another discount store. The 5" was too soft, the 7" too hard. I made slits on the end of each and adjusted the amounts of beads in them: pillows should feel vvvery soft (!) to be comfortable for the head. After this I can say: beads in pillows = great invention! Before I bought the big pillow I was making the small one slightly tougher by "sawing out" a smallest part from pillow's end.
183537
The beads definitely move around to fit contours making for comfortable positioning.
183538
The beads are small and do move around to fit the contour of your head; however, the pillow is about an inch larger all around than the one I was replacing, so it seems a little large...I still use my old pillow - it fits my head better.
1942480
Not understanding the question, Jorge, but they came in plastic around the pillows, not shrink-wrapped if you know what I mean. I'd look for a different brand if you are really looking for the neck support of the contoured pieces to be supportive. Found the density of the memory foam to be less than expected and highly disappointing for my application. Hope this helps in your decision for purchase.
898788
Fluff it up. Don't worry about the lumps. They'll compress when you rest your head on the pillow. You can fluff it every time it feels flat, and that will help maintain the loft and cushiness. You can fluff the foam pieces into areas that support your head position. I bought mine very recently and I'm really happy with it.
1318115
Mine is pretty soft and no, I haven't noticed any noise or crinkling when I put my head down.
501413
I'd say between soft & medium. Now that I've had them awhile, they do tend to flatten out where your head is. Good snuggle pillow, but not as supportive as I had hoped.
2189011
It's a bit hard to describe... the fibers don't actually feel loose, but at the same time, they don't seem to feel matted. It's very soft to the feel and a very good quality. When you lay your head on it, you don't sink so far into the pillow like you do with a down pillow. This pillow is very supportive, yet soft like a down pillow; not too firm like other fiber (matted) filled pillows. It's exactly what I have been searching for.
1639251
Yes I think so. Obviously you'll smush them a bit since they have a shape, but it's not uncomfortable. They're pretty flexible even though they're rounded for eye movement/ have shape to them. I sleep on my stomach sometimes too. Haven't had any issues with them. (But just note that I've only been using them a short time.)
48125
I have used it as a head pillow but it doesn't really support my head like I would like, it isn't too thick it just isn't that firm, as a body pillow and for the price it's perfect. Hope this helps.
1834067
They are a little rigid but if your pillow is soft enough you wouldn't feel them. I absolutely love mine!
2153552
yes, they are soft enough to conform to any shape and give support that way. I sleep on my stomach as well, but actually less on my stomach since I bought these pillows. What they aren't good for is someone looking for rigid support, a harder surface, or a boost up sitting. I bought two. They continue to be the best pillow for my needs. Certainly price for quality is good.
423093
It is a gray micro swayed on one side and a stretch nylon on the other side. I do not care for this pillow at all, when you put your head down on it , all the beads spread and you are just lying on material; you have to bunch the micro beads up together. It is also too large around in the middle for me, but I am a very small person.
1894058
It's not either of them actually. They aren't exactly the same. But they are nice. Your head sinks in a bit but without the pillow flattening out. And honestly there wasn't much difference between. Sorry if this doesn't really answer your question.
1937622
No, the pillows are down pillows so your head sinks into them. I prefer firm pillows due to a neck injury I sustained a few years ago, but these are perfect because they form to the contour of my neck and back. But offer the support I need.
976476
It is a fairly thick pillow but molds nicely to your neck and head. I would also say a medium to firm pillow. It squishes like a memory foam pillow. I absolutely love it. I have never been a stomach sleeper so I really don't know if it would be good for that.
75629
I almost didn't answer since I'm not familiar with Tony Littles pillow, but I don't think it has the same micro beads. This pillow is firm initially and then the cover stretches and you get to mold it into a shape that conforms to your neck. It does not fluff like a "regular" pillow.
1709872
I sleep on my side and find it a reasonably comfortable pillow. You should know it is firm, perhaps even hard in the sense that most stuffed pillows will gradually shift their stuffing, settling into the shape of your head. This one does not do that very much, it is not hard like a brick but neither does it let you sink into it very far. While I can not speak for others, I would expect that if you like a solid, slightly yielding pillow, this is for you. If your preference runs to the more squishy pillows you probably will not like it.
10421
Very full which some people could consider firm, but extremely soft. If that makes any sense. There is no hardness to the pillow. Very thick and deep.