will this stop your head falling forwards?
921372
I found it worked extremely well when I had my head turned to the side a bit and the pillow braced between the headrest and my head & neck. It worked much better than any U-shaped pillow I've ever tried.
921373
Mostly. Obviously, it varies based on your size, but it largely prevents that. That's what I like about it... I always wake up when my head lolls forward.
921374
Yes ,the j shape keeps your head upright as well because it fits under your chin
921375
it stopped mine and I often sleep sitting up when I'm working at night on computer!
921376
It did it for me, to the extend that you position the 'J' hook correctly and right under your chin - while the other lateral sides of the pillow are in their intended place 1) pinned tight behind the back of your head and 2) tight against your right cheek. Feel the under-chin area yourself, you'd notice that it's a soft tissue area (no bone or large muscle there), so it's not terribly comfortable for the J hook to fit under there, for sure. Realize that our heads are quite heavy to be perfectly held up with a soft pillow. But this comes close to doing so, with some effort.
921377
Depends where you position the pillow. As you can see from the picture it has various different options. However I have found it's best use is when you have a window to lean up against.
921378
It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not as cuddley as a pillow. It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not... » Read More It worked for my husband who used it on the plane to France. However, it apparently doesn't work for everyone. I guess it depends on how much you move your head when you are sleeping. One part of the pillow goes behind the head, the other part of the "T" bar rests against the side of the head and the curled opposite end rests under the chin. If the back piece slips out of position the entire system for keeping the head from falling forward fails. On the plane, I used the embrace sleep collar which definitely keeps one's head from falling forward under any circumstance but is not as cuddley as a pillow. « Show Less
777570
Absolutely, or it will just fly away! It straps to your chin and you can adjust the tension as you wish.
1773066
No the head should not move down. And if it will not work with new batteries . The wires came lose.
681296
i'd think not, as it can get extremely hot underneath, however if you are static, say siffting down etc, it will work, just know that it;s going to be on top of your head the whole time...
1286050
I don't get what I need this for. If I fall out will this slowly bring me to the ground?
1969147
Not really. I mean, you just have to use it, and eventually it will stop slipping.
1215606
Not really, just a tiny bit. Like if you were to just stretch and go back it's got a little tilt. I haven't tried testing it because I don't want to fall on my ass or break it lmao!
370526
No. It stays steady unless you are crazy competetive like my son and grandson!!
76361
No- it's heavy and gravity will work against you so you'll have to pull the pillow back up any time you move away from it. It'll keep sliding down. But you could attach it somehow since you're using it inside; a hammock for your pillow? Still, I don't think it would work well since one perk of this is how it arranges around your head and neck, and the hulls will all just slide down. I think.
2077350
I'm sure it's possible to fall from anything due to human error, but I have not had this issue. I've lost balance once or twice trying to lean over to grab something off a table, but in these cases I should have just stepped down. I've played video games while on this for three and half hours before, simply because I forgot I was on it. If I can lose myself in a video game while using it and not fall, you should be fine. It is a really good product and I am 100% satisfied.
2227931
No. It won't slide off or tiltes when I lean forward. I am using it daily, to eat meals with all the time.
298001
Please don't, it comes lose on fall on head, regardless of how much you tighten it. Spend a little bit more money and get something secure that will not crack open your childs skull.
898653
If you mean get stuck in full inversion by accident, I don't think so...have not experienced that. There is no pivotal control...just body weight balancing to adjust the inclination until you reach full inversion...balancing by extending your arms over your head.
2133304
Yes it should. I've never had a problem with it falling and it's very comfortable.
1946839
I don't believe that it would work well that way. It's designed to be center when used and the head does move side to side and up and down ,but not much.
2101383
Not much. Child head will still go forward just not as much as without the tilt option.
1730964
Perfectly! Yes, this collar would hold your head perfectly. I have always disliked having been able to fall asleep and have my head fall forward waking me up. I flew to England from Charleston SC recently and enjoyed perfect comfort and sleep having worn this collar.