Add RecipientSleep like a baby while sitting up.
Innovative invention lets you sleep where you are.
The UpRight Sleeper supports the weight of the head while keeping the neck comfortably aligned and prevents the head from falling forward or sideways during sleep. The attached back strap is positioned between the back and the seat to hold it securely in place.
Fully adjustable for every face shape and size.
Wipeable, antimicrobial and latex-free.
Compact size packs easily.
8"H x 8"W x 2-1/2"D
Winner of the 2012 INPEX Best Invention of the Americas" and the 2012 SkyMall Innovation Award!
UpRight Sleeper (cover sold separately)
Customer Ratings & Reviews
UpRight Sleeper 8 8
Excellent product for travelers This is wonderful for those long boring flights or car trips.Keeps your head in line so you can kiss those stiff necks good bye! I love it and use it mostly when traveling.Good for those afternoon naps at home too if no recliner is available. GREAT PURCHASE. Throw those little joke neck pillows out. The airline seats don't recline enough to use those neck pillows. June 17, 2013
I bought the up-right sleeper for my husband. He is disabled and with no strength in his neck. He uses it when he is on his wheel chair to help him prevent the head from falling forward or sideways. May 27, 2013
good Product! After trying endless products as sleep aids on the plane, I came across this one, and gave it a try.Finally, something that actually holds my head up!!It is the best thing I've tried so far. I gave it 4 stars because it does tend to slip down a bit; but when I put a little towel under it, it stayed put.I was actually able to snooze for a while on the plane... something I could never do before! May 26, 2013
We'll See Still endeavoring to find the most comfortable position(s), but it seems to be legit. That is, as far as what is advocated. I am different than the 'usual' user in that my cervical vertebrae are straight instead of having the natural curvature. To that end, I have to keep 'forming' it to at least a near comfortable position to get any effect.All in all, though, I would say that this is worthy of owning-i.e. for those of us that either choke or get a sore neck from sleeping with the head fallen forward onto the chest. March 14, 2013