trying to replace current pillow. its 4" thick and very plush. has very little resistance but perfect for me(stomach sleeper) Is this pillow for me?
520479
I'm more of a side sleeper that's why I purchased a high loft plush, a low loft would be perfect for stomach sleeper, not as high so as to keep the your neck and spine perfectly aligned. Also this pilllow will not sink flat, will sink to certain level and remain solid, excellent pillow.
520480
I like the pillow but it's so doused with chemicals....probably a lot of formaldehyde ..that it wreaks for months...i would stay clear...
520481
I would say that it is. It is very conforming. Does generate a little warmth after a while as the is no venting Be sure to sleep with the zipper side away from your face.
520482
I'm a back sleeper and this pillow is great. Helps me stop snoring. This pillow will hold your head up so doen't sound like you want this one its about 5 - 6 inches high.
57259
Yes it should work for a stomach sleeper...but as I said in my review its quite a firm/hard pillow, I'm a side sleeper and usually have my arm under the pillow. I had to remove the 3/4" foam piece from the pillow to make it lower. I am finding the pillow is getting softer the more I use it or I getting use to the pillow??? I bought mine from a CPAP supply store and they have a no return policy.... I not sure what Amazon's policy is on returns..... But basically I personally WOULD NOT BUY ANOTHER ONE. You may find it the greats thing since sliced bread.... I can still get my mask to leak as I must move around a lot while sleeping.
987828
I use a thin pillow on top of it... it is a dense pillow. But that is because I like it a little thicker. I have slept on it for a couple months without the pillow on top....you get used to it. I like the support.
1840519
It took me some time to adjust to my new pillow I hope you can too. My very old pillow was really flat, I had issues also. I don't find it too thick now.
690324
I'd say it's pretty thick but you can remove as much buckwheat from the pillow as you like....so you can make it as thin as you like!
451023
Yes I think it would work for you - I sent this pillow back because it was too thin for my taste- it is a well-made pillow-
53542
I'm a side sleeper. Very comfortable! I can't speak to trying it on your stomach. I have never done that.
2204389
That's difficult to answer, since that's a everyone's anatomy responds differently. That said, I think it's quite firm. Not hard, but I never sink down into it. I don't sleep on my stomach due to neck and back issues, so I can't say with any confidence when it would be like. But soft is not the way I would describe this bad.
43839
Kang often manufactures for all sorts of things have in size and or firmness specific designations listed. These things are even with the same designation in fact completely different. Pillows are no exception and due to their changing shape particularly difficult to measure. I measure this pillow at no wider than 17" and no longer than 28" but I could be a little off because I think it was a little longer and wider before it began to rise. It has a pretty thick loft. I don't have a scale to measure that low a weight but I would guess that It's under two pounds. My suggestion would be to contact the manufacturer. If you are having trouble with this. Amazon will be great at helping you with this. I would say that this pillow for me is alright but not extra firm as listed. Appprox. 20-25% short of that designation. Best of Luck to you Bob
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I purchased high-loft firm because I am a side sleeper & have arthritis in my neck. I would guess the pillow is abour 7" high in middle, tapering to 4-5" near the edges. It has been great for my neck stiffness. If you're not used to firm pillows it may be a big adjustment for you.
698362
The thicker it is the harder it will be to roll over. Once the memory foam forms to the heat of you body. I had a 4" before and it was almost impossible to roll over.
1804142
Its plush... not fluffy not dense. It has enough give to be comfortable but not so much you sink into it. Hope it works for you. This is a tide me over till I can get a great mattress. One month down and still working.
1778840
It's REALLY thick. Not very "squishy" but molds well to you. But it is a thick pillow. Toss in the dryer and it expands. I don't think alot of people do that when they get it. It ships flat and rolled up. The dryer gives it volume
1210793
This body pillow is not overly thick. However, it is thick enough for me to wrap my body around while sleeping. It doesn't collapse and holds its shape very well. The most important thing is I wake up without aches and pains. I love this pillow.
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It's a close call (and I have limited experience with Memory Foam), but I'd say "Yes". Here's why: &gt; Memory Foam presents resistance merely because of its density... but it melts away when you put pressure on it. &gt; This latex pad is quite dense, but it actually pushes back on your hand. I'd say it presents as much *material resistance* as M.F., but *pushes back* about 2-3x harder than M.F. Suggest you get the 4", though, to really feel the difference.
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The high loft firm was FIRM FIRM (lets just say a pillow fight could be considered attempted murder), it ended up being too tall even for me (I have somewhat broad shoulders for a woman standing at 5'9"). I ordered the low loft firm and I think it is a little too low for side sleeping, but it is PERFECT for sleeping on your back. As for the firmness, I think it's too low of a loft to get in plush, because your head would just sink down to the mattress. The firm in low loft is perfect. I definitely want to get the high loft plush for side sleeping, though. My husband is always trying to sneak over to my pillow, so I'm sure he'd love the "hand-me-over" :) I hope this helps!! The high loft firm was FIRM FIRM (lets just say a pillow fight could be considered attempted murder), it ended up being too tall even for me (I have somewhat broad shoulders for a woman standing at 5'9"). I ordered the low loft firm and I think it is a little too low for side sleeping, but it is PERFECT for sleeping on your back. As for the firmness, I think it's too low of a loft to get in plush, because your head would just sink down to the mattress. The firm in low loft is perfect. I definitely want to get the high loft plush for side sleeping, though. My husband is always trying to... » Read More The high loft firm was FIRM FIRM (lets just say a pillow fight could be considered attempted murder), it ended up being too tall even for me (I have somewhat broad shoulders for a woman standing at 5'9"). I ordered the low loft firm and I think it is a little too low for side sleeping, but it is PERFECT for sleeping on your back. As for the firmness, I think it's too low of a loft to get in plush, because your head would just sink down to the mattress. The firm in low loft is perfect. I definitely want to get the high loft plush for side sleeping, though. My husband is always trying to sneak over to my pillow, so I'm sure he'd love the "hand-me-over" :) I hope this helps!! « Show Less
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I'm the same height as you and very petite, and have the same preferences as you. I loved my goose down pillow, but hated that I had to keep fluffing it. I purchased this pillow in "low loft, firm," and it's a little too firm for me. Also, I find that when I awake that I'm hardly on the pillow because it might still be a little too high. So I'm exchanging it for the "low loft, plush."