A Few Customer Testimonials:
The SeatSnoozer worked great! I recently returned home from Tanzania, East Africa, a trip I have taken many times over the past 10 years, and this is the first time I have been able to have periods of extended sleep en route. This trip requires a flight to Amsterdam where I then board for an even longer flight to Arusha, Tanzania, total air time is about 17 hours so you can see the need for rest during the flights. These flights leave USA in the evening so you have already been awake about 12 hours before you board the plane.
The best I’ve been able to do on all previous flights has been a series of four or five 15~ 30 minute naps in total, however this time I enjoyed a three hour sleep on one flight followed by a four hour sleep on the next. The only difference was the use of my SeatSnoozer; same coach class and same flight schedules.
Thank you for getting the SeatSnoozer to me in time for my departure.
Regards,
Jerry W
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From one of our Amazon Customers:
I bought one of these for a recent red eye back east from LA & have to say it's a clever device and worked great. Things I liked about the seat snoozer:
- Light weight
- Kept my head back/upright/still..no "head bobbing"
- Small and flexible - easily stuffed it in my laptop bag.
- It's simple & it works
I was a little concerned on how it looks but 1) you can't see the back strap thing when it's on & 2) easy to get past when the trade is actual sleep on an airplane. Just looked like I was wearing a big sleep mask. Great product to have along for the trip. I have already recommended this product to others.
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From one of our Amazon Customers:
Product works as advertised and I'm very happy with the SeatSnoozer this far. I can now sleep when i travel.
Thanks!
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From About.com:
It's easy to set up and use, even in one of those cramped airline seats in steerage. You just put on the sleep mask, lean forward, cast the "anchor" behind you (meaning you're putting the nylon strap with the foam "anchor" into place--it should come to rest in the center of your back). Then you just lean back and notice that your head is kept from falling forward by the anchor, which you are clamping to your seat by the weight of your body. If you don't understand these instructions, the site has a video to show you how it all works.
It's comfortable, perhaps more comfortable than you might think.
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