must buy

must buy

must buy

This is a lightweight alternative to those blow-up ones and has the added bonus of being able to be used in different combinations as shown in the picture. I must have a small neck however, as it squishes too far for me to lean my head on its side, even with the variable length strap that holds it together. I have sewn some 10mm popper fasteners onto it so that it will close closer to the beanbag when in the traditional neck pillow position. This reduced the angle of my neck leaning over to 35 degrees or less, which is the best position to stop the vertebrae from stretching. It is not quite a brace now, but is better for the poppers. Perhaps the next production run could use less material in length so that the beanbag comes closer to the end of the material tube?

This is a lightweight alternative to those blow-up ones and has the added bonus of being able to be used in different combinations as shown in the picture. I must have a small neck however, as it squishes too far for me to lean my head on its side, even with the variable length strap that holds it together. I have sewn some 10mm popper fasteners onto it so that it will close closer to the beanbag when in the traditional neck pillow position. This reduced the angle of my neck leaning over to 35 degrees or less, which is the best position to stop the vertebrae from stretching. It is not quite a brace now, but is better for the poppers. Perhaps the next production run could use less material in length so that the beanbag comes closer to the end of the material tube?

This is a lightweight alternative to those blow-up ones and has the added bonus of being able to be used in different combinations as shown in the picture. I must have a small neck however, as it squishes too far for me to lean my head on its side, even with the variable length strap that holds it together. I have sewn some 10mm popper fasteners onto it so that it will close closer to the beanbag when in the traditional neck pillow position. This reduced the angle of my neck leaning over to 35 degrees or less, which is the best position to stop the vertebrae from stretching. It is not quite a brace now, but is better for the poppers. Perhaps the next production run could use less material in length so that the beanbag comes closer to the end of the material tube?