ugh, i'm still trying to figure out how to get the slip jet setter travel pillow's cover clean lol it's like they designed it specifically to be a pain to wash the memory foam is all sweaty after one use and the silk cover just gets all wrinkly 
and don't even get me started on the rab stratosphere inflatable pillow - it's like they thought we'd just leave it inflated for hours at a time. who needs that kinda extra stuff on their neck?
and don't even get me started on the rab stratosphere inflatable pillow - it's like they thought we'd just leave it inflated for hours at a time. who needs that kinda extra stuff on their neck?
... I think travel pillows are a game changer for long trips. I had the Rab Stratosphere inflatable pillow and it literally saved my life 
. The memory foam support was so comfy and the pillow kept its shape even when I fell asleep (which wasn't gonna be easy, haha). One thing I learned is that you need to choose a pillow that's designed for your mode of transport - I used mine on a plane and it worked like a charm 
. The slip jet setter looks super fancy but I'm not sure if I'd splurge on that one 
. Maybe the key is finding a balance between comfort, washability, and price? 
i personally love that some of them have washable covers because let's be real who wants to deal with a stinky pillow after a long flight lol! anyway gotta say the slip jet setter looks like it's got all the bells and whistles - memory foam support, silk cover... sounds like a luxury travel experience to me 
also i think it's so important to consider what type of seating you'll be using when choosing a travel pillow - mine broke on a plane because it wasn't designed for recumbent seats 
especially if you're gonna be sitting for hours and want to avoid neck pain and all that 
but honestly, i've never really used a travel pillow before so maybe i'm just missing out on some major comfort 