Travel Sleep System
Travel Sleep System
Actually sleep on your next flight, with your head resting back against the seat instead of bobbing forward, and no stiff foam collar around your neck.
Head sling + blackout mask + travel case
✓ Holds your head back against the seat while you sleep
✓ Contoured blackout eye mask attaches with velcro
✓ Folds into its own travel case
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Travel Sleep System
Changed your mind? Send it back unused within 60 days of delivery for a full refund. We email you the return label.
What is it?
What is it?
A padded head band that straps around the seat's headrest and holds your head back against the seat while you sleep. A contoured blackout eye mask attaches to the band with velcro, and the whole set folds into its own travel case.
How does it attach?
How does it attach?
Loop the adjustable strap around the headrest and click the buckle shut. Pull the padded band across your forehead, attach the mask, and tighten until your head rests against the seat with a little slack. No tools, and nothing is changed on the seat.
Will it fit my seat, and can I use it on my flight?
Will it fit my seat, and can I use it on my flight?
It fits seats with a headrest the strap can loop around. Airlines set their own rules for comfort devices, and some do not allow anything attached to the seat. Check your airline's policy before you fly, follow crew instructions, and stow it for taxi, takeoff and landing.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Ships to US addresses in 7–12 business days. Free US shipping on 2 or more; $4.95 on a single. Covered by our 60-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
Ready before the cabin lights go down
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Strap it to the headrest
Loop the adjustable strap around the seat's headrest and click the buckle shut.
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Lean back and adjust
Pull the padded band across your forehead, velcro the mask in place, and tighten until your head rests against the seat with a little slack.
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Stow and pack
Put it in its case for taxi, takeoff and landing, and pack it away when you land.
A different way to sleep sitting up
Why a neck pillow still lets your head drop
A neck pillow adds padding around your neck, and your head can still tip forward the moment you relax. This sling lets your head lean on the seat, and it keeps your neck and your elbow room free.
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Neck pillow
- ✕ Bulky around your shoulders
- ✕ Wraps tight around your neck
- ✕ Head still drops forward
- ✕ Hangs off your bag
- ✕ Separate eye mask to pack
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Travel Sleep System
- ✓ Keeps your seat space clear
- ✓ Nothing around your throat
- ✓ Head rests back against the seat
- ✓ Folds into its own case
- ✓ Blackout mask attaches to the band
Instead of padding your neck, it anchors to the headrest so your head has a place to settle.
Why it works
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Head support against the seat
Gives your head a place to rest, so the forward drop that breaks up upright sleep has somewhere to stop.
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Blackout mask, built on
The contoured mask velcros to the band, so cabin lights and reading lamps go dark without a second strap to pack.
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Packs into its own case
Folds into its travel case after landing, so there is no foam horseshoe hanging off your bag.
Your head rests where the seat already is.
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Head support
The band straps to the headrest and holds your head back against the seat.
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Adjustable fit
The strap adjusts around the headrest, so you can set the tension and leave a little slack.
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Soft padding
A padded band rests across your forehead.
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Packs small
Folds into its own travel case.
Before your next flight
Will it fit my airline seat?
Will it fit my airline seat?
It is made for seats with a headrest the strap can loop around, which covers most economy and premium economy seats. The strap adjusts for different headrest sizes. Seats with a fixed shell or no gap around the headrest may not work, and if it isn't right for you, you can send it back unused within 60 days of delivery.
Am I allowed to use it on my flight?
Am I allowed to use it on my flight?
Airlines set their own rules for comfort devices, and some do not allow anything attached to the seat; several major carriers say so in their written policies. Check your airline's comfort-device policy before you fly and follow crew instructions on board. Wherever you use it, stow it in its case for taxi, takeoff and landing.
How does the eye mask attach?
How does the eye mask attach?
The contoured blackout mask attaches to the padded band with velcro, so you can line it up over your eyes and adjust it. Velcro makes a little noise when you move it, so set it up before the cabin goes dark.
Will it make my neck stiff?
Will it make my neck stiff?
Comfort comes down to tension. Tighten the strap until your head rests against the seat, then ease it off slightly so your head settles at a natural angle instead of being pinned upright. If it ever feels uncomfortable, loosen it or take it off.
Does it look strange?
Does it look strange?
A little. It looks like a padded strap and a sleep mask on a headrest, and nobody will mistake it for a fashion piece. Once the cabin lights go down, what matters is whether you're asleep.
How small does it pack?
How small does it pack?
The band and mask fold into their own travel case, which fits in a carry-on or a backpack.
When will it arrive?
When will it arrive?
Orders ship to US addresses and arrive in 7–12 business days. If you're flying soon, count back from your departure date before you order.
What if it doesn't work for me?
What if it doesn't work for me?
Contact us within 60 days of delivery to start a return. Send it back unused, with its tags and original packaging, and we refund your original payment method. We email you the return label.