Inflatable Travel Pillow Bed/Leg Rest for Kids to Lie Down & Sleep on Long Flights, Long Distance Journeys in Cars, on Buses or Trains. Elevate Your Legs for Better Circulation. Gray. by KUKI

I was hesitant to buy this but I was so happy I did. This pillow saved me and the person in front of us. My son is a restless leg kicker and him being able to put his feet on this was a game changer. He could push on it, smush on it, or just relax on it depending on the level of inflation. He could also use it to lay on. During portions of our flight i even put my feet on it and it’s pretty comfy. It packs up small and we easily stowed it in his personal item. Now the pillow isn’t hard to inflate per se, but it def takes some getting used to and you have to make sure the nozzle is pulled out and the flap is open. It’s also a little hard to get find a sweet spot for sturdiness while also being able to fit it into the space in front.If you have a budget airline or a small plane, please read:We had a 8 hour flight on Lufthansa (super tight plane) and a 7 hour flight on United (larger plane). The Lufthansa flight feet space was really tight so I had to smash it in really hard, partially deflated, with the nozzle up, then finish inflating it while it was on the floor. You will then have to deflate it 90% id say to get it out of that opening.Did I get crazy looks during the inflate/deflate process - sure. After the flight, everyone wanted to know where I got it from.

This was fairly easy to blow up - for my husband at least. However, it would deflate a lot during the flight so he would have to add more air to it. Overall I still found it worth it since it helped my toddler sleep on the plane.

The media could not be loaded. This was a life saver. My toddler slept the entire trip. It’s was so comfortable and easy to set up.

Ordered two; received one already used that had been returned, received one new. Never used either — they have giant holes to blow in air that would likely take a grown adult with excellent lung capacity a half hour to blow up one. We’ve had another version of this purchased a couple years ago that was just designed much better.

Nice idea and works as expected, however, the airline is used didn't allow it because it obstructed the passage.

I was able to use it recently (2018) on EVA Air, LAX to Taipei. I waited until the pilot turned off the seatbelt sign and then inflated the pillow.The pillow was easy to inflate & deflate. Folding down the product is a little bit of a hassle (since it is a cube shape) but I suppose it will get easier with routine. Though I think that there's a minor air leak while inflating the pillow, for the value and benefit gained, I would buy it again.Thinking that my child's legs would be dangling for hours on end bothers me. So it was a relief for me to have this product on our transpacific flight. My 3 year old had as a prop for her legs for when she was awake and active. She was also able to lie down and sleep.-S

This is a heinous little product! We bought this as we have a coast to coast trip coming up and thought it would be a useful thing to have in the car. We just tested it in a long drive we had and the kids just loved it! They were able to stretch their legs and were comfy enough to fall asleep. It comes in a small bag which makes it super convenient to have in the car for anytime use.I have a friend who actually took this on a plane trip with the kids and used it as an extension to the foot of the child’s seat- she said it worked like magic and was like a little bed. I will try that.In short, I would happily recommend this as it’s a promise of a few hours of sleep that any parent can appreciate!:)

I'm not sure if my purchase was missing a mouth piece because that pillow was impossible to blow up. The hole where you're supposed to blow into is huge and flush with fabric, making it hard to get your lips around it to push air into it. On top of that, the amount of air needed to inflate it is near impossible for anyone. I wanted to test it out at home before bringing it on the airplane with me. I gave it my all for several minutes and started feeling light-headed, with almost zero progress because the hole is so difficult to blow air into. I then passed it on to my largest family member (who normally can blow up anything that we give to him, like all of our oversized floating toys for the pool). He couldn't do it. I ended up buying a handheld pump to try to hand pump it. I finally got it fully inflated after 30 minutes of hand pumping. The idea that you're supposed to blow this thing up IN THE AIRPLANE is baffling to me. I don't know how that's even possible. I ended up leaving it at home because the hassle was just too great. Disappointed is an understatement.