Inflatable Travel Foot Rest Pillow, Adjustable Height Leg Rest Pillow for Cars, Home, Office, Trains, Airplane, Make a Flat Bed for Baby, Kids, Toddlers, Blue 1pcs

Sadly I broke my ankle on vacation and was dreading flying home without being able to walk through the airport and such. Had to keep my foot elevated for the cross-country flight so bought this pillow/foot rest. It’s compact and blows up pretty easily (though the pump is fairly worthless, so I used my mouth to inflate). As you can see, I was luckily enough to get the bulkhead seat and pillow worked great. Exact height for an average chair height. I’m 5’7”

We drove a 4000 mile road trip last month (2k up and 2k back). On the way up we had to get a hotel because sleeping in the car was awful after a while. We take turns, I drive for 3 hours, hubs naps. Then we switch. I ordered this when we got to our destination so we had it on the way back. I didn't inflate the bottom all the way so it kind of had a slope towards the furthest spot where your feet would be, little more inflated where your calves would be. This was on the passenger side. Obviously, I mean it wasn't in the back seat - front pass side.Now, your feet are also right under whatever temp you're blowing at - AC for us and wow, that was nice! We could tilt the seat all the way back and sleep so comfortably, without being all hunched up like a dang croissant!We took almost 4 full days to get there but we drove 2k miles back in just under 44 hours. Didn't need to stop to sleep at all anywhere. (also packed a cooler full of food both times so we didn't even have to stop for food.)Best road trip ever and this flipping inflatable pillow will travel with us every single time from now on. Highly recommend!

It does blow up relatively easy unless you have a breathing problem... but the pump didn't work right and I ended up having to use my mouth to inflate it. I've used it as a back rest but not as advertised on the plane. Just not as practical as I had hoped. But it is sturdier than I feared it would be and if you have use for a big light pillow object, this is not a bad one.

The second time I used this thing one chamber began leaking air with only the weight of my legs on it while I was in my sleeping bag in a tent. Not the sturdiest construction. BUT, it was comfortable to use prior to the leak. The two-way valves are excellent and make inflating the pillow very easy. At this price I'd take a risk and try another one.

These are meant to be used in airplanes, but our family used them to wait for the parade and for the fireworks at the parks. light weight, and comfortable. My sister is 70 and she was so relaxed!!!!

Extremely difficult to inflate with the hand pump.I used a compressor with the correct head and it took about 1 second to inflate.One of the two developed a hole after one week. Used sparingly. Doesn't appear to be very durable. I'm returning for the same thing. We'll see if they hold up. Will update.All that being said, if they work correctly. They really make the ride more comfortable for the kids. I've always hated their legs dangling.

Recently went on a 1500 mi road trip and this was perfect for my child when she was in her car seat. It was helpful to her legs wouldn't dangle for being in the car for so long. Stayed inflated for 3 weeks without having to re-inflate. Also went through many different altitudes and worked fine there as well. I would definitely recommend this especially for traveling. It's nice that you can adjust it too to the height. We had rented a car and needed all three sections inflated but in our van it only needed two inflated. Overall great for the value.

At first I thought it would be a good solution for riding as a passenger on long car rides. However, I can't tell where the thing is leaking from. If you hug it tightly no air seems to come out. Can't hear any air escaping. However, once using it as a foot rest it starts to sag every 15 mins. After an hour it's quite squishy. There's no visible punctures or holes, or again sounds of air escaping. Blowing them up is also a hassle. The air pump it came with was a joke, and might as well just be a toy. Takes about 12 lung fulls to get it inflated. Well, for long as it wants to stay inflated. The second one lasted a little longer,but it also leaks air as well. Kinda bummed.