Portable Wedge Pillow Inflatable Cushion - Body Positioners Lightweight Wedge Pillow for Sleeping, Leg Elevation, Use in Bed, Travel, Camping(Grey) (Grey-Leg Elevation Pillow)

There is no way to blow it up. It does not come with a device like others. I didn’t need it until after the return window. Didn’t realize it was t goid. Amazon said they would refund me but they didn’t send any info. Not a very happy customer!

I got a tummy tuck and was told to buy the pillow wedges. They were awful, I couldn't get comfortable and they kept slipping. I bought this gem and it was what I used all post surgery. It kept it's shape, was slip resistant, and easy to put away when I was finished.

I ordered this inflatable wedge leg pillow for traveling mostly. The cover is soft and the pillow is just the right height for me. It holds air just fine. For the most part, I am a side sleeper, so this doesn't work well for me. I didn't realize that at the time I ordered it. I have to consciously sleep on my back to get the best use of this leg pillow. I often turn onto my side in the night so that makes the pillow not work as it should. I have to remove it. It is a good pillow for a back sleeper and very useful for traveling. I recommend this product for that use.

The product seems decent. It did come with some bug or poop on it. But I cleaned it off and it seems to do well

i HAVE PURCHASED 2 SO FAR. AS SOON AS YPOU NFLATE THEM ABOUT 3 WEEKS IN, IT STARTS LEAKING AIR AND YOU HAVE TO THROW OUT. SAF EYOUR MONEY DON'T BUY.

Started off great, easy to inflate, and elevated my leg nicely. Well, last week it developed a slow leak somewhere, and now it doesn’t hold air for longer than 10 minutes. Not very durable.

Or, get one for yourself. I'm a back sleeper and elevating my legs relieves pressure on my low back. Pillows slip and slide, but this inflatable wedge doesn't. It has a soft flocked-like coating that helps it and your legs stay in place. The curve on one end cradles your legs behind the knees while getting your feet above heart level-- great for anyone with circulation issues. I also found that if I put it against the headboard, flat side down, I can comfortably sit upright. I surely could have used that option after a surgery. Put it down with the curved end towards your waist and a pillow under your head and you can watch TV or sleep with your head elevated, which is good for folks with reflux. The wedge has a large air inlet for deflation with an attached inflation valve that prevents air loss. I used a pool float hand pump and it was easy to inflate. It has not leaked after several days. The fact that it is so lightweight and is easy to store when empty is a bonus for sure.

First let me tell you that this thing came in like a vacuum sealed pack inside of a tiny travel bag that there is absolutely no way on this planet you're ever going to get it back into that little tiny bag. It does have a way to inflate it like you would an air mattress but then it's just so bulky where are you going to store it when you don't need it? I inflated this thing and tried to use it and it was extremely awkward. It doesn't like to stay put and it just moves around and slides on the bed. And then your feet just hang over the edge. It didn't ease my back pain or leg pain. I don't think it increased my circulation or anything like that. It was just a very awkward thing to have and I used it probably for about a week before I ended up deflating it and putting it in storage. Maybe it just wasn't for me. The quality is exactly like that Of an air mattress.