Foot Rest, Portable Adjustable Height Travel Footrest Flight Carry-on Foot Rest ,Home Office Desk Foot Hammock-Provides Relaxation and Comfort(1 Set)

THIS Foot hammock is very much useful for me during air travel. Very light in Weight but very strong; and easy to pack in cabin luggage. It is also easy to use.

Practical

Actually i bought this for my flight traveling purpose. But coincidentally it was very useful after my brother's leg surgery. I used this for lifting his leg while going to bathroom because of my disc issue i couldn't bent more so i used this . after that i am using while traveling in flight to keep my feet comfortably..

Not mutch useful.poor quality

Good

Product is flimsy, not like the one showed in the picture.

It is very helpful and gives the feet adequate rest. Your feet do not continuously hang down

Didn't find it comfortable.

For a few dollars, I thought it was worth it to at least try it out on a 5 hour flight. If it worked, great! If it didn't it wasn't a big loss. I was very happily surprised by how comfortable this was! Although I am not tall, I do find sitting on airplanes very uncomfortable. I get restless legs, a sore back and can never find a comfortable position for very long. Sleeping is not an option. This very simple design truly works! I plopped my feet in, adjusted the strap to where I wanted it and was sitting a position that was comfortable and did not hurt for hours! It's very compact, easy to put in carry on and simple to clip on to tray or remove. I am buying more for my travel friends for Christmas!

I bought this thinking it would be a gadget that I might want to throw away after i'd try it but no. Well it is a bit of a gadget but it did make my long flight to Asia more comfortable by helping me keep my legs higher and thus reducing he fatigue I usually feel in them after the 14 hours flight. It does scrunch your feet together a bit but it does the job it 's designed to do and it's so tiny and lightweight when folded that I enjoyed the little extra comfort it provided. Sure it won't replace a seat in premium economy but it will help you enjoye economy class seats a bit more and even allow you to sleep a bit and have less swollen feet after a long flight.

Not a fan of flying for a number of reasons and leg room is usually not my primary concern. Unfortunately, I am long waisted and have short legs so long haul flights bother my back and knees as my feet don't touch the floor. I am so glad I made this purchase. Used it for the first time on a shorter haul flight (six hours) and it totally changed my flight experience. I already wear compression socks when I fly (my socks are custom sized and I had to get a prescription for them) but using this foot hammock also helped with my foot swelling which is an added bonus. The hammock is pretty easy to assemble once you're settled into your seat. I would recommend giving it a quick once through while you're still at home to figure out how much to adjust the straps, etc.. So far the hammock has been very durable. I used it on both flights. I was able to adjust it easily to have my feet and knees in different positions/heights. It was good while the table was down and while the table was out. Adjusting it mid-flight was pretty easy. I'm pretty sure the traveller in front had no idea I was using the hammock as at one point during the flight I was actually swinging the hammock back and forth. Again, so happy I bought this hammock and it's earned a permanent space in my travel bag next to my compression socks and my noise cancelling ear buds. Lastly, I think in the long run it's going to save me a bit of money as I don't feel compelled to upgrade my seat to premium economy or business for the leg rest. My next long haul flight (9+ hours) is in the spring and I'll post an updated review if my opinion changes in any way.

It helps resting feet. I was not able to rest both feet so I had to put one over the other ..maybe because the fabric should be sturdy or it should be wider .

I was ordering those for the plane but turns out that there's not enough room to actually stretch your legs and when you do put your legs they sag intp the middle..this causes more soreness.