Best for a non fidgety traveler
930374
I'm enjoying the padding, but the tail one opening is smaller than expected. I have issues from a childhood tailbone fracture & this requires me to be very specific in how I sit on it.
I would recommend this product. It just isn't the best for a fidgety traveler.
4356607
These are great if you are a traveller.  Honestly, I think I could go on a long vacation with just a couple pair of these. Wash them up in the sink at night, they are usually completely dry by morning.  Also, they are VERY comfortable!  No binding or chafing, don't bunch up either.  Waistband comfortable, too.  Honestly, these are the most comfortable underwear I own!
4276107
This is so helpful for those with young children and like to travel. The wrist part is comfortable for an adult. Likewise for the toddler. The cord is very sturdy. I was deciding between the blue and orange and I am glad I chose the orange as it stands out in the crowd.
2704877
I love this robe for its compact, portability in travel scenarios. It can never replace my fluffy bathrobes at home, but I'll take the tradeoff to have *something* on the road. The dual-fastening situation is not ideal, but certainly necessary given the slick surface. A fuzzy robe binds to itself on contact, so it doesn't need anything more than a single belt to secure it. This robe is very slick and, even with both ties done, you'll want to tug at it to  keep everything...aligned...whilst upon your person. This isn't the robe you want to lounge around the house in, but it is far superior to no robe at all when traveling internationally or out of town for a few days.
4076724
This cordless mouse is especially good to take with you when travelling.  It's easy to store flat and to turn it on just simply fold it.  Great design.  For someone who think of getting a small mouse instead, for travelling, is not a good idea because we have to lift that small mouse event with little effort.  It is like picking up a little half sphere marble with 2 fingers.  The lift count can be easily accumulated to over hundreds.  You will damage your wrist.  This is no joke.  With this mouse, when it is in fold position, we can effortlessly lift it up with 2 fingers without squeezing it.  It is also good to use it at home.  The only issue I have with this mouse is its cost.
149390
As someone who travels often on overnights and is also tall above the headrest, this has been a godsend.
I previously found myself half-alsleep on those journeys, arriving less than refreshed. This pillow not only leaves me more refreshed on arrival, it's easy to use.
No electricity. You just pump it like those Reebok shoes in the 80s. And it takes a little more than a minute to inflate with little effort and even quicker to deflate.
When deflated, it has as much of a profile in your travel bag as a folded up pair of socks.
If you travel and like to catch some Zs on the way, this is a must.
4203373
I have just returned from a month-long trip involving stays at five hotels in four cities.  I took a hard-sided 26-inch suitcase, the Rise Gear Jumper, and a small soft-side wheeled suitcase.  I feel that the Rise Gear Jumper was the most useful piece of luggage that I used.  The zippered compartment above the top shelf of the unit easily held a pair of one-and-a-half-inch heels and a pair of tennis shoes. (It would not zip up properly when I tried to add another pair of tennis shoes.)  I packed all of my underwear and socks for seven days (plus a few other small items) on the top shelf of the Rise Gear Jumper. The second shelf held three camisoles and three blouses.  On the third level, I placed a pair of jeans, a pair of slacks, one more blouse, and my curling iron.  Once you suspend the shelves, the bottom of the suitcase becomes an empty "box" that is the perfect place to keep your dirty clothes.  (I pack a good-sized heavy-duty plastic bag in the bottom, and just toss my dirty clothes into it. It was so easy to just grab the dirty clothes bag from the bottom of the shelving unit and take it to the laundry.)  For the first leg of my journey, I put the fully loaded Rise Gear Jumper inside a 26-inch suitcase.  (It took up about half of the space inside the suitcase.)  I added a rolled up bag containing my cosmetics, hair care products, my pajamas, notebooks, office supplies, a couple of books, a sweater, an umbrella, and a few other items to the rest of that larger suitcase, and had space to spare.)  I reconfigured things for the return trip, filling the 26-inch suitcase with gifts for friends, business materials, and other odds and ends.  I packed the Rise Gear Jumper as mentioned before, but discovered that there were nooks and crannies along the inside of the suitcase into which I could place another pair of newly acquired tennis shoes, my PJs, a sweater, and a few toiletries to be used en route.  My purse and a rather large cosmetic roll fit into the small wheeled carry-on suitcase.  The Rise Gear Jumper slid under the airplane aisle seat on two of the flights, but not under the aisle seat on the third flight.  It easily fit into the overhead storage area above the airplane seats.  I loved the convenience of simply hanging up the Rise Gear Jumper, rather than having to unpack a conventional suitcase at each hotel.  The shelved clothing was easily accessible, but, as usual, my blouses did need some steaming to eliminate the inevitable wrinkles that come with packed clothing.  An added benefit of this type of suitcase is that you do not need to pack and unpack it on a possibly unsanitary or bedbug infected surface.  You can pack it as it hangs, only putting it down long enough to zip it up.  The fully filled suitcase was fairly light weight to carry over my shoulder.  The framing of the shelves is strong enough for using this suitcase as a carry-on.  All six sides of this suitcase are soft.  There is no solid framing.  I  would not check the Rise Gear Jumper (unless it was inside another suitcase)  as I do not think that it would stand up to the rough treatment given checked-in cargo luggage.  I did not give it five stars only because I would like to see two changes.  The makers state that the strap across the back will anchor the Rise Gear Jumper over the raised handle of another suitcase.  I have seven suitcases.  This strap opening is too narrow to fit over any of my 'suitcase handles.  In my opinion, the strap opening needs to be another 2 or 3 inches wider.  I would also like to see four wheels on the bottom, giving one the option to pull it, rather than carrying it on my shoulder.  After using it daily for one month, it is now my favorite suitcase.  I will definitely be using it (plus another small carry-on or backpack) for future trips.
3057276
This is an incredible product. I bought for my family trip in New York City. And I went there last week for my six year daughter's spring break.

First of all, it is light. It is lighter than a smallest stroller. And it is so smart. I wanted to find that I can control to ride my daughter in the crowd. It was the perfect product in NYC. The wheels of this product is in credible. It rolls so well and moves softly.

But it is wide. So when I carried to airport, it had to go to oversiezed luggage and it could not go through the gate. And the control bar can not hold in the middle position. It holds only one point the longest position. And after two day using, the front wheel don't move well left and right. It getting heavy to move I don't know why.
3661800
Turned out to be the best solution for traveling I've ever found, and it wouldn't be a bad choice as a full time cushion either. The half moon shape minimizes leg "sleepiness" very well. Highly recommend to all!
891824
I'm a traveling worrier and offend has to bring out my adaptor.  In some airport, most wall outlines are occupied.  Bring out my 5dp and I can get my kindle and iPhone operating again, thanks to the high capacity.

Unlike other units I had, where it relies on an external switch to turn on/off, this unit does not lose its charge just because it was packed in a loaded case and the switch was accidentally pressed.  By the time I get to Asia, I had found the switched unit was low or fully drain.  5dp don't have a switch and it is self shutoff; great for worry free travel.

The practical flash light is handle when returning home with a dark door way and I needed to look for my keys.

Overall, I give this a great thumbs up and it will be traveling with me.
4293212
I thought this would be super compact for my travel needs. I was hoping I could roll it up to be really small. It's definitely more portable than a regular mat, but I need something less cumbersome and more flexible. For people who don't need to travel as minimalistic ally as myself, it is probably a good option.
721854
Item is convient, travels great.. It runs very quietly. Concerning the light-During day or work use, don't even notice the light; however I prefer to use it overnight, especially since hotels can have very dry air. The blue light is especially bright, and since for its best use is right next to the bed while sleeping, it could keep you up! I have learned to put it into a sock or to use a can koozie to block most of the illumination. I wish there could be an on/off switch for the light. Overall, though, a neat travel item!
3310483
This travel pillow works so much better than the conventional horseshoe shaped pillows. It is easy to blow up and you can control the firmness by letting out small amounts of air untill you have it just right for you. After back surgery and cervical spine problems I have to have support on my neck when traveling and this pillow does it best. It rolls up when deflated and can be attached to the handle of your carry on without taking up hardly any space. To me this is the perfect solution to making travel more comfortable
457875
I used this on a recent trip and it was wonderful.  It did not create a bulge when worn under clothing, and was very comfortable.
4876379
As an avid traveller, I have purchased many pillows. This one is the best by far. I used it for the first time on an international flight and lets just say that I slept very comfortably. Its great that you can reposition the pillow to fit your sleep style. Definitely worth the money. I actually brought another pillow too and its still in the packaging...I don't even plan to use it.
3225730
I have allergies to laundry detergents, so sleeping in hotels is a nightmare. I bought the king size version of this first (for travel with my husband) and I loved it so much that I bought the single version for when I travel myself. I've tried other bags like this, but the Allersac seems to be of higher quality. Many other ones have velcro or are just sewn straight up the side, but this has a zipper so it's really convenient to get in and out of. The pillow pocket is a nice idea, but if you have a bigger pillow it might not completely cover it. Plus I like to hug my pillow at night, so I always have to bring my own pillowcase too.
2151086
I purchased this pillow for an upcoming 12 hour flight in coach class.  I have other travel pillows, but none of them are comfortable enough to allow me to lean against them and sleep.  This pillow, with it's unique shape stayed in place and didn't slide down over time.  On the way over, I used it as the mfg pictures.  On the way back, I had a window seat and was able to use the pillow to lean against the window and slept without the pillow moving.

When the flight was over, I simply deflated it, rolled it up and stashed it in my carry-on bag.  No need to haul around a bulky pillow.

I highly recommend this pillow.  A business class upgrade is better, but when you can't get that, opt for this pillow.