A wrap-around neck pillow that keeps your head upright while you sleep sitting up, and rolls into a small pouch when you land. Available in three colors.
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The WEERSHUN travel pillow is a memory-foam neck pillow built around one idea: stopping your head from falling forward when you fall asleep sitting up. Instead of an open U, it wraps all the way around, with a thick padded section under your chin. A hook-and-loop strip lets you wear it snug or loose.
This guide covers the pillow's three colors on Amazon.com: Dark Gray, Pink and Peacock Blue. It explains the size and fit, how to unpack and roll it, and how to care for it, with what buyers say in 289 ratings. Each color links straight to its own listing.
A padded front holds your chin so your head doesn't drop forward while you sleep.
Slow-rebound foam that supports your neck and keeps its shape on long trips.
Roll it like a snail shell into the included waterproof drawstring pouch.
The hook-and-loop closure sets the fit, and an anti-stick cover protects your clothes.
The same memory-foam pillow in three colors. Each one has its own listing and its own reviews.
The most-reviewed color by far. It has a heather-gray knit cover with a darker striped lining where it touches your neck. Buyers mention the chin wrap most often, because it stops your head from dropping forward when you doze off sitting up. It hides dirt best on long trips.
The same memory-foam pillow in a soft pink knit with a gray inner lining. It is easy to spot in an overhead bin or a pile of carry-ons. One family took four on 8-hour flights to Europe, and three of them slept well even in middle seats.
A deep teal version of the same pillow. It is slightly asymmetrical, so you can wear it with the thick side under your chin or turned to the side you lean on. Reviewers call it oversized and very supportive. Petite travelers found it too tall, so check the 14 cm height first.
The core is one piece of slow-rebound memory foam, not loose beads or air. It sinks slightly under your jaw and the side of your head, then springs back when you lift off. The foam stays firm hour after hour, so it doesn't flatten halfway through a long-haul flight.
Most U-shaped pillows leave the front open, so your head drops forward and wakes you up. This one closes all the way around. The thicker front section sits under your chin like a soft collar and holds your head upright, which eases the strain on your neck, shoulders and upper back.
Starting from one end, roll the pillow up tightly like a snail shell and slip it into the waterproof drawstring pouch that comes with it. It fits in a backpack or carry-on instead of hanging off your bag. Rolling it up does not damage the foam.
The pillow is made for sitting upright: airplane seats, train and bus rides, road trips in the passenger seat, or a lunch-break nap at your desk. The hook-and-loop closure lets you wear it snug or loose. When it isn't in use, an anti-stick flap covers the strip so it won't catch on sweaters or bags.
From unpacking to rolling it back into the pouch, based on the seller's own instructions.
The pillow ships vacuum-compressed. Open it a day before your trip and leave it out so the memory foam can expand to its full 14 cm height.
A light new-foam smell right after unpacking is normal. Leave the pillow in a ventilated, sunny spot for a few hours and the smell fades.
An anti-stick flap covers the hook-and-loop strip so it doesn't catch on clothes while the pillow is stored. Peel it back when you want to wear the pillow.
Put the thick front section under your chin, wrap the ends around the back of your neck, and press the strip closed. Fasten it tighter for more chin support, or looser if you want room to turn your head.
Unfasten it and roll it tightly from one end, like a snail shell, then slide it into the drawstring pouch. Rolling will not damage the foam.
Verified Amazon buyers · 289 ratings across the three colors
Great neck pillow. Rolls up pretty compactly after use. Was easy to get it back into the little pouch. Was sturdy enough to do its job but not so stiff that it hurt my neck. I was able to sleep pretty well in a middle seat with this thing. It kept me from having neck pain.
The memory foam is soft but still provides good support around my neck, and the chin wrap is a great feature because it helps keep my head from falling forward while sleeping. It's comfortable enough for long flights and also works well in the car or when taking a quick nap.
I like that it folds up and fits in a bag which can fit in my carryon. My last pillow couldn't and became a burden to carry around on vacation. This one can loosen up or be tightened and because it's slightly asymmetrical it gives you varying ways to fit into it. First trip was successful.
The memory foam is incredibly soft, and the chin wrap actually stops my head from falling forward. It's compact, easy to carry around, and perfect for long flights or just resting in the car. Highly recommend!
It is a memory-foam neck pillow that wraps all the way around your neck, with a thicker section at the front that supports your chin. It is made for sleeping upright on planes, trains, buses and in the car. Unfastened, it rolls up like a snail shell into a small drawstring pouch.
There are three colors on Amazon.com: Dark Gray, Pink and Peacock Blue. They are the same pillow with the same foam and size. Each color is a separate listing with its own reviews. Dark Gray has by far the most ratings, 267 at 4.6 stars.
About 32 × 26 cm (12.6 × 10.2 in) laid flat, and about 14 cm (5.5 in) tall once the foam has fully expanded. That is a large pillow. It gives you a lot of support, but some shorter travelers find it sits too high.
On a normal U-shaped pillow your head can fall forward when you nod off, which jolts you awake and strains your neck. Here the front is closed and padded, so your chin rests on the foam and your head stays upright. Reviewers mention this feature the most.
It is vacuum-packed to save space. After you open it, leave it out for several hours, ideally a day, so the memory foam can expand to full size. A slight new-foam smell at first is normal. Airing it in a ventilated, sunny spot clears it.
Unfasten the strip and roll the pillow tightly from one end, then slide it into the included waterproof drawstring pouch. The pouch is a snug fit, so roll firmly. There is no built-in loop for a suitcase handle, so most people carry it in a backpack or carry-on.
Usually yes, but it is a tall pillow. One reviewer found that AirPods bumped against the foam when leaning a head on it. Fastening the pillow a little looser, or turning the thick side away from the ear you rest on, helps.
It depends on your neck length. The pillow is 14 cm tall. Most reviewers call that very supportive, but a 5'2" buyer found it too big and high. The looser fit setting and the asymmetric shape help, but if you have a short neck, check the height first.
The listing marks the pillow as washable. Wash it gently by hand and let it dry completely, flat and away from direct heat, before rolling it up again. Don't tumble-dry memory foam.
On Amazon.com. Each "Learn More" button on this page opens the listing for that color. Other Amazon stores either have the pillow out of stock or only carry resellers and imports, so this guide covers the US store only.