WEY&FLY Inflatable Wedge Pillow - Polyvinyl Chloride Lightweight and Portable, Fast Inflating/Deflation Through The Valve, Suitable for Travel/Inflatable Portable Bed Wedge 23.6" x 22" x 7"

Great addition to an uncomfortable mattress at summer camp. Though it was a little challenging to get it inflated without air escaping at the same time, once inflated it stayed that way for a week without losing any support. It took little time to inflate it (without using any kind of tools) and stored away in my luggage easily.

I needed a bed wedge that I could use for traveling so that I could keep my head propped up when I sleep. I am happy to say that this bed wedge fits easily into my suitcase when all of the air is out of it of course. It's not huge, but it does elevate my head a couple inches, and is just right if I use it with one to two other pillows on top of it. It also has a nice felt material on the rubber that keeps the pillow from sticking to my skin. The only thing I dislike about the pillow is that it's difficult to put air into. The reason is difficult to put air into is because the valve does not have any sort of check valve, so once you stop putting air into it all the air starts blowing out right away. I have to start putting air into it and then try to shut the valve really quickly. If it had a check valve it would be the perfect travel bed wedge.

I traveled to Miami for a tummy tuck. Getting a recliner in the hotel room for two weeks wasn't an option so I looked for a way to be able to position myself in the bed. I went with inflatable pillows because they were easiest to travel with and didn't take up much space. I saw mixed reviews so I blew them up and used them for a week before my trip. I didn't have any problems. They were great. Not only did they hold air fine but I got worried because I almost couldn't figure out how to deflate the triangle one. It was REALLY holding the air in! Lol. They were perfect and let me get comfortable on the hotel bed. If I could do it again I would only buy the triangle one but now that I'm home, I use the leg one more just for general comfort. That one has started losing air a bit but it's not awful. Still get good height for lifting legs.

I bought this because I have a herniated esophagus, so I must use a wedge pillow when sleeping to curb my GERD. This seems like a good space saver for an RV and I didn't think comfort mattered too much since I'd only use it in short stints, returning to my memory foam wedge when I'm home.The Good:-Easy to inflate by mouth and deflate by rolling up. The one-way air inlet makes blowing up by mouth pretty easy. The wider air outlet allows you to quickly deflate the pillow.-It has a soft outer lining, but the plastic seams are a bit sharp.-It's very sturdy.The Bad:-It's definitely not as comfortable as I'd hoped. I think I'll under-inflate it next time to see if that helps.-Sharp seams.I didn't need to save this amount of space, I found out. I should have just purchased another memory foam wedge for a similar price.

I purchased this for traveling and the concept is a good one. When it works it works fairly well. My issue is it doesn't hold air well but I can get over night use of it. Do not fully inflate it because it is very uncomfortable. I fill it and then release air until comfortable. Another issue is where the seams are heat welded. The extra material that hangs out tend to be sharp and when uncovered skin comes into contact with it can be a little painful. I placed a pillow case over it and it is fine. Comes with a storage pouch for travel and I like that. It is inflated by using a "Boston Valve". If you have not used one of these valves, you can fill it with air and not have to worry about air escaping between breaths. When you want to empty it you just unplug the inner valve and it empties quickly and fully. I wish that this held air better besause it would make this so much nicer.Update. 2 months old and it goes flat within the hour. Changed my star rating to one star. For short term use it is fine but nothing longer than a month or maybe two.

I've been using the 2 piece sleep wedge set for about 5 nights.First, some context: I bought this after watching YouTube videos on methods for minimizing facial wrinkles. According to many, sleeping elevated on your back helps overtime by keeping your face from being scrunched up night after night as opposed to side sleeping. To me, $32.99 was worth the risk since it can be used for travels when I upgrade.I bought the two piece set because when I sleep on my back, even when elevated, it is difficult to get comfortable without a pillow or something under my knees.Pros:-Packaged well with no damage to the product-Inflates very quickly using a motorized air pump. It does not come with a hand pump-The wedge was comfortable at night. I didn't feel like it was hot to sleep on when paired with my pillow.-perfect elevation.- each piece has stayed fully inflated all week, with zero signs of air leakageCons:-this first one is more for awarene, since the company does clearly indicate it is not included in the description, but the need to buy a separate hand pump for travel. You CAN inflate using your own lung power; I certainly don't plan to and packing a motorized pump is inconvenient.-leg pillow is considerably taller than wedge. I have been using it each night, but each night after a few hours, I would stop using it, kicking it out of the bed. A regular pillow (or a second 7" wedge) under my knees seems to be about all the elevation I need.- it came with a little travel bag, but I threw it away immediately. It was obvious that it would be too small to pack either of the pillows. Not a huge deal, but it is just wasteful in my opinion.Conclusion: if I were to do it all over again, would only buy the 7" wedge and use the money saved to purchase a small hand pump, and/or buy 2- 7" wedges (the second one for under legs). The product has held up well so far and I recommend if you're looking for a comfortable way to start sleeping on your back.