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Pomalush Sleep Earplugs

Pomalush Sleep Earplugs

  • Total Blackout
  • No Head-Drop 
  • Arms Stay Put
  • Packs Into One Pouch
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Sarah K.
Sarah K.
Sydney

Did Sydney to LA and actually slept for about six hours. The arm wrap is the bit I didn't expect. My arms just stayed put instead of sliding off the armrest every 10 minutes. Packs into a little bag too

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The Neck Pillow Was Never Enough

You've tried twisting it, flipping it, wedging it against the window. Your head still drops, and you still wake up.

Because sleep on a plane needs three things: darkness, a head that stays put, and arms that stop fidgeting.

One set. All three.

Your Neck Pillow Was Only Ever Doing One Job 

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Stops your head dropping forward
Blocks out cabin light
Somewhere for your arms to rest
Uses the seat to hold you up
Packs into one small pouch
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Jonah Michell
"Just woke up somewhere over the Pacific and genuinely don't know how long I was out. The strap goes round the headrest, so my head didn't drop once. Usually I wake up every 20 minutes with a sore neck. Not this time."
Will Anders.
"My girlfriend took this halfway through our flight to Bali. I'm a nightmare sleeper on planes and I was out for most of it. The arm wrap sounds pointless until you use it. My arms just stayed put instead of fighting the armrest the whole way."
Emily A.
"Unpacked at the hotel after a red-eye from JFK and it all went straight back in the pouch for the flight home. Small enough to live in my carry-on permanently. The mask doesn't press on your eyes either, which every other one I've owned did."

Frequently Asked Questions

Any seat with a headrest: economy, premium economy, trains, buses and car passenger seats. Never use it while driving.

The strap loops around the back of the seat headrest, not your head. The seat holds your head upright, so you don't nod forward and jolt awake.

It's the piece that keeps you asleep. Drape it over one shoulder, rest your arms inside, and they stay put. No sliding off the armrest, no shuffling around for a comfortable position.

Yes. It's fabric, foam and a strap, with nothing on any restricted list. It goes in your carry-on or personal item.

For about 30 seconds. Then you're asleep and it stops mattering.

The mask strap adjusts to fit most heads and headrests [confirm range]. The arm wrap is one size and stretches.