The pillow is really soft and squashy.
Try-Cushtie pillows---------------my kids swear by them----------take them on PGL trips etc!!!!!!!!! also love to just snuggle them
lost it last year though,to my 6 year old grandaughter,on the way to hawaii,had to invest in another one!!!!!!!!the cushtie ones,come in a handy drawstring bag,so they are easy to carry.you wont regret buying one!
tracy
Thanks for your help, am now going to buy 2 on ebay , lemon or pink for me and turquoise for hubby
Which one is best? I can't decide between the cylinder shaped one, travel one or the original. It would be used mainly for travel on coach and train.
I have a travel one which is quite small actually and a little too small for that gap between the airplane window and the window seat So I bought the cylinder shape in it's drawstring bag which is much better but obviously bigger and you have to class it as carry on if your flying....no problem if you only take a handbag as carry on though. I then used my travel one on the beach/around pool on the uncomfy sunbeds
I'm getting anew backpack soon to use for travel and will make sure it's within 45x35x20cms to enable use when flying. With careful/strategic packing I reckon I could get any of the Cushties in either a backpack or the bag I used a couple of weeks ago which is 45x35x16 ans still leave room for the other things I put in hand luggage.
I bought my girls one each in Greenwich market when we were last in London. They were £9.99 each and one daughter has "mislaid" hers, most probably at a friend's sleepover so no chance of getting it back now.Grrr..I think they are the original cushions.We did see the smaller travel type in a motorway service station but they aren't as good or cuddlesome!!
got one of ebay in pink , comes in a pvc drawstring bag, I go on quite a lot of long flights and can never sleep so I am hoping this may help, looked in M & S today and they had some for £7.50
Tesco have similar for 6.97on a BOGOF deal but they seemed too squichy to me.
Any one know of a high street retailer really would like a feel before I buy.
Thanks
Adrian & Tina
Hiya
I've looked on Amazon and the travel cushtie was £5.75 but with £5 Post and Packing added on. I can't believe the postage is that expensive. Will look on Tesco's website for prices there. I'm looking for a Cushtie type. Storage bag isn't essential as I have a drawstring bag I could use to keep whatever I get clean.
I got one for my daughter from one of the big card shops, can't remember if it was Clintons or Birthdays, but one of those. It was about £5.
The company that makes travel products, Design Go has a similar pillow. i had a look at it but decided to get the cushtie mainly because of the good reviews on it, but also it comes with a case although I'm going to get the pillow case from my old Design Go pillow (inflatable inner long gone).
Ill have to look for another one now as I really miss it. I used to use it at home too, great for lounging on the floor watching telly.
elli!!! I know my daughter loves hers!!! she has 2 now.. keeps getting other colours!
Hi Curls, Ive just been and ordered another one from Amazon
They're just great--------------our 13yr old takes it on all his school trips-plus the plane-I'm going to invest in one myself---soooooooooo Comfy
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