I'm trying to replace one that was borrowed and not returned. The packaging said that it was reversible. Does this say it can be worn to support heads that fall forward?
1534980
It would work, it'd take some getting used to as this pillow is much taller than a normal one.
1534981
I don't remember if the packaging says it specifically but you can put it on "backward" and tie the strings to support your head from falling forward. However, make sure not to put too much pressure on it since the strings are not the strongest.
1547388
No it is not reversible. I wish it was cause I use both eyes depending on the situation and one eye is slightly stronger than the other. It also makes it hard when taking vertical shots.
1313969
You can (if you have a small to medium sized head) but it's top heavy and you sure don't want to drop it. It would break. It's acrylic.
405577
No. They are not reversible. The "platforms" that hold votive glasses are welded into position. You get them as exactly pictured.
1618866
No, the head is NOT removable. It can be loosened and tightened to level or tilt.
2160980
No, the one we have is not reversible. It is very comfortable, and durable ( we have a toddler and a cat)
172132
Yes it is reversible but it was a pain in the butt trying to figure it because the instructions were vague and useless, but I was able to figure it out.
651624
Yes, it is reversible. I use this tool almost daily for a few years now. Everyone in the shop wants to borrow it.
2211841
yes,also impact action helps reduce stripping phillip head screws and yes it is reversible
1547391
The eyecup is reversible. You have to pull it off of the bracket, flip it and re-install it. I did it just to see if it would work and it does. Hope that helps.
780287
Yes, otherwise the air pressure in the neck brace will cause your head to fall backwards, and that will probably cause more of a problem.
2207072
It is not reversible, the texture is strange on the underside. And you can buy shams separately.
1604229
The head support in this model is NOT removeable. It is part of the seat. I actually think it would nice really nice for an older infant to help support their head from flopping over when they sleep. The head support is plenty big enough for a larger infant, unlike the pillowlike supports of other models that are really only designed for small infants (and must be removed from the seat when they are older/bigger).
625565
It is not reversible. I am not sure if it is the same brand sold at Target.
2207073
It is not reversible, the texture is strange in the underside. and you can buy shams separately.
2015517
Not reversible but you can exchange them (side to side) if you're like us & one side is sat on more than others.
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It's not that simple to answer. The head is not supported in a horizontal plane and there is not even a continuous strap around the head. Instead, the unit has three support points: (1) A foam cushion pressing down on the forehead, which transfers the weight of the front LCD component. There are three cushions to choose from, amounting to a difference of about 10 mm. (2) A pressure strap counteracting the forehead cushion (cantilever action) by pressing against the occipital bone. It can be shortened by roughly 15 mm. (3) A top strap which does not carry any force but is used to correctly position the vertical alignment of the pressure points. It can be adjusted with eight notches, amounting to a difference of about 30 mm. In the end I would recommend trying the unit in a shop if possible, or take a gamble like I did (which worked out fine in my case). FWIW, I wear an "L" size motorcycle helmet normally.