Kuhi Comfort Travel Pillow Review 2016 – Summary
The good
- The head is not pushed forward like donut pillows.
- Great neck support on both sides.
- Adjustable for individual preferences
- Good material and construction.
- washable pillows
- Compact carrying case
the not so good
- No support if the neck leans forward
The verdict
- Good buy overall for frequent travelers.
Kuhi Comfort Travel Pillow Review 2016 – Full Review
Introduction
Resting while traveling is always a bit of a lottery. You could be stuck with the loud talkers or heaven forbid a cranky baby. It may be that your seat doesn’t recline or the room temperature doesn’t match your usual sleep preferences. All things considered, most travelers consider themselves lucky if they can get some sleep on the go. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. Using the right pillow for your sleep style along with taking care of other environmental variables can lead to restful, restful sleep even in a travel environment. The Kuhi Comfort travel pillow is a favorite among many travelers and for very good reason too. However, there are some drawbacks that you may want to be aware of before you jump into purchasing this equipment.
Design
The Kuhi Comfort travel pillow looks like a soft dumbbell. It has two large lobes that are joined by a narrow piece of cloth. The pillow lobes are designed to support each side of your head while you sleep. This is a great innovation as it eliminates the thick piece of cushion that would be behind your neck if you were using a donut shaped pillow. Now, this type of design is great if you’re the type of traveler who tilts your head to one side while sleeping. On the other hand, it’s not all that good if your head tilts forward while you sleep. The literally added “twist” on the product is that the two lobes can be twisted and repositioned as needed for your unique sleeping comfort. This gives the product a nice range of customization that is missing from other products.
construction
The two cushions of the Kuhi are soft and plush. They are filled with polyester fiber and feel like they have the perfect balance of soft and firm. The cushions are covered in a polyester microfiber velvet that will ensure you don’t get wrinkles or weird marks on the side of your face once you wake up from a nap. Unlike most other travel pillows, the entire Kuhi pillow can be machine washed and tumble dried. This is very useful for frequent travelers. The Kuhi also comes with a travel case that wraps around the pillow to save space. This is easily attachable to your travel bag.
For whom?
The Kuhi, as we have seen, works very well if you tilt your head to one side when you are sleeping. If he normally tilts his head down to catch a few winks, the Kuhi may be uncomfortable. However, with a bit of practice, I think anyone should be able to find a comfortable enough position with the Kuhi. It certainly has the potential to give you long hours of sleep once you get the hang of it. For an average sized person, it should work just fine. Since it is easy to transport and also washable, it is a good buy for anyone who travels a considerable amount of time.