Trying to decide between the Nanoobead Z and the Latex Z travel pillows. Any pros/cons for which might be better for an overnight flight??
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This pillow and the Nanobead pillow are both filled pillows but they will feel different. Latex is more "bouncy" and the Nanobead pillow is designed for motion isolation so your head can hit the pillow and be completely cradled.
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I ordered these being a Pacific Coast pillow owner currently. I know they make 3 kinds of pillows as well but took a shot at these ones. To answer your question, these are the Double Down Around Pillows with AllerRest pillows that have the EURO Core in them that PC sells for $79 a piece. I'm debating if I want to keep them because I like the Double Down Mediums that they sell better then the "Allerest" brand which are suppose to be medium but are VERY soft to me.
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I use it for both home and travel. The smaller size works for me better than the medium size. A standard size pillow case is too big for this pillow.
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I use a standard pillow case. I think that a king or queen size may be a bit too big.
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I do not see this working on a flight, it will not stay in place unless you are lying on it ... so every time you moved you would have to adjust it. I also thought it would fit snugly to the head from the picture but that it not the case ... the sides are open so basically it just holds your neck up off the floor if you are reclining supposedly at a proper curvature. I expected to feel some relief but didn't ... personally, I would go for one of the better neck pillows.
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I purchased a pillow protector and case with mine (did not come with it--you need to purchase separately). They are made of the same quality/beautiful fabrics/materials as the rest of their line (just smaller!). If you are asking about something small (like to squish it up in), I'd give them a call. We just placed our pillows in the outside pocket of our carryon suitcase. My son squished his in the pocket of his backpack. Like the other commenter mentioned, you can get a different color. Our pillowcases are black--keeps the hotel staff (or anyone else) from thinking they belong in the room. We use them camping too--hides the dirt! I purchased a pillow protector and case with mine (did not come with it--you need to purchase separately). They are made of the same quality/beautiful fabrics/materials as the rest of their line (just smaller!). If you are asking about something small (like to squish it up in), I'd give them a call. We just placed our pillows in the outside pocket of our carryon suitcase. My son squished his in the pocket of his backpack. Like the other commenter mentioned, you can get a different color. Our pillowcases are black--keeps the hotel staff (or anyone else) from thinking they belong in the room.... » Read More I purchased a pillow protector and case with mine (did not come with it--you need to purchase separately). They are made of the same quality/beautiful fabrics/materials as the rest of their line (just smaller!). If you are asking about something small (like to squish it up in), I'd give them a call. We just placed our pillows in the outside pocket of our carryon suitcase. My son squished his in the pocket of his backpack. Like the other commenter mentioned, you can get a different color. Our pillowcases are black--keeps the hotel staff (or anyone else) from thinking they belong in the room. We use them camping too--hides the dirt! « Show Less
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I have used both, closed cell foam sleeping pads. Thicker than the lightweight, backpacker versions. Also used thinner air mattresses....I prefer the additional foam pad over the thin air mattress...Refer to the COT you buy specs for interior size in inches. Buy or cut a pad to fit....I cut one...
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I haven't found the perfect pillow, but David's came close... you might look into the Travel Nook pillow. It's a matter of trying a few and seeing what works for you. Happy Trails....
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Love the Brest friend travel pillow! It blows up to actual size and compacts down for easy travel. We just flew with my 6 month old and she slept on it for the entire flight (4 hours).
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I've used both but neither on the plane. I think the hoppy would fit better on the plane but I liked the breastfriend the best. Smaller to pack, easy to inflate and worked just as well as the original. I think if you like one of the regular pillows more, go with that for travel since they are very similar to the originals though the trial bopping seemed less 'full'.
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yes it arrives compressed into a box that's about a 16" cube, from what i recall. if you have a large enough space bag i'm sure it would work. i don't think it will fit in the medium or travel size ones, but if you are traveling by car and have room for one of the extra large ones, that would be big enough. not sure about large size, i haven't tried it. i find the pillow so much more comfortable to sleep with that i've been sorely tempted to squish it into a suitcase, but i haven't done it yet. i find sleeping on the pillow kind of like floating on an inner tube that you sink down into, only it's softer, fluffier. yes it arrives compressed into a box that's about a 16" cube, from what i recall. if you have a large enough space bag i'm sure it would work. i don't think it will fit in the medium or travel size ones, but if you are traveling by car and have room for one of the extra large ones, that would be big enough. not sure about large size, i haven't tried it. i find the pillow so much more comfortable to sleep with that i've been sorely tempted to squish it into a suitcase, but i haven't done it yet. i find sleeping on the pillow kind of like floating on an inner tube that you sink down... » Read More yes it arrives compressed into a box that's about a 16" cube, from what i recall. if you have a large enough space bag i'm sure it would work. i don't think it will fit in the medium or travel size ones, but if you are traveling by car and have room for one of the extra large ones, that would be big enough. not sure about large size, i haven't tried it. i find the pillow so much more comfortable to sleep with that i've been sorely tempted to squish it into a suitcase, but i haven't done it yet. i find sleeping on the pillow kind of like floating on an inner tube that you sink down into, only it's softer, fluffier. « Show Less
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What I ordered is the full size pillow, haven't researched the travel size pillow.
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I use this pillow when we travel as a substitute for my much sturdier Tempurpedic wedge. My husband inflates the pillow for me (he is 66). (We fly and could not take a pump with us).One thing that helps is that I find the pillow is most useful when it is UNDERINFLATED. That makes it easier for my husband and also gives me more ability to "sink" into the pillow somewhat. I roll up a bathroom towel to use as a "neck roll." I put that into the "dips" of the wedge and sleep comfortably in hotels.
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The high profile one really isn't that high. However, I have not seen the low profile version so I cannot compare it. Either way, I would use it with an additional pillow underneath. If you want a lot of neck support, buy the high profile and . For less support, try buying the high profile one and sleep on that (it really isn't that high). At least, that's my opinion. I need a separate pillow either on top or underneath the high profile one, but my girlfriend sleeps just fine on that alone. So, unless you like to sleep on a really slim pillow, try the high profile.
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Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased... » Read More Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. « Show Less
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The thickness. If you like a thinner one go with the low-profile. I read lots of reviews that said for women the low is better but I think I would of preferred the high instead. I still like the low but took some time to get used to since I had been using a thicker pillow prior to it.
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We used a standard pillow case, believe it or not. Worked well. Buyer beware though- this really is a small travel crib.