Koala Kloud 3 Height Travel Foot Rest - Gray Inflatable Foot Rest Pillow, Car Seat, Airplane Bed for Toddler Travel Essentials Kids Accessories

LOVE this!!!! SO EASY TO DEFLATE!!! No more getting kicked in the back No more getting my seat pushed No more leg cramps for kiddos No more ____ Just get it because it is amazing and was described as "so cozy". WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I WAS SMALL!?

I am really happy with this product. My baby fell asleep in my arms and I transferred him on to the cushion where he slept for 6 hours (on a 7 hour flight) only waking up to nurse. He could sleep easily on his back, his side and his belly and seemed quite comfortable. He is 9-month-old so I'm not sure how it will go when he is older but so far we are very pleased with our purchase and felt that it was worth the money to have a happily sleeping baby on a long trip. Flight attendants were impressed by our set up and felt that this item should be provided to all families travelling with babies! I would highly recommend it!

The product is durable but unfortunately it deflates pretty quick and it’s not as easy as advertised to inflate place and enjoy. It requires a little work especially when the seat in front has been reclined. It’s not perfect but def helped with my kids.

This thing is great! Easy to inflate and deflate, sturdy and comfortable, and lots of uses. I got two for my family and may get another. I like using either the single or double elevation for my feet. I change periodically so my legs don't feel restless. When we were up at the bulkhead, there was room to stretch out and prop my feet on the highest elevation and that was magical. I could also see using it on the tray as a headrest. We had a lap infant with us and were unable to get the bassinet for a long trip overseas. During his naps, I blew this up completely and slid it between us and the row in front, like in the video, and put it between the two of us. It was perfect. Since baby didn't have his own seat, doing this between us was cramped, but so nice to have him out of our laps for a bit. When he's old enough for his own seat, this will be a perfect spot to sleep.

This foot rest arrived today. I purchased it for an upcoming Amtrak trip. I'll be sleeping in coach and want to be able to prop my feet up at night. This "adjustable" foot rest sounded perfect, but I should know that when things sound perfect, they rarely are. First of all, it's not that easy to inflate. It may be my own problem, but I'm a healthy person and it took a while to get enough air into the thing to be fully inflated. I can just see me sitting on a train blowing this thing up. Once it's fully inflated, it should fit quite well between my seat and the one in front of me and that may alleviate the wobble issue. When I put my feet on it, the whole thing wobbles like it's going to topple over. Not the most comfortable thing in the world. Unlike many of the other reviews I've ready, I found it very easy to get it into the little knapsack that comes with it, but only after completely deflating it. That's the difficult part . . . getting ALL of the air out of it. Once you accomplish that, it slides right into the knapsack. I will keep it and take with me only because I really doubt there's anything else out there that's any better. I've seen the other designs (slings) and I know I would not like that at all. I will update my review once I've used it on my trip.

We just flew across country during the pandemic with a 3 year old. This made it so much easier on him. He could put his feet up and kick back. It also made it so that he didn't drop his toys on the floor below the seats. I was also able to blow it up through my mask which was ridiculous. The other cool thing was that there are valves that prevent the air from escaping as you blow it up. It can be adjusted to 2 different sizes as there are 2 chambers. It also compresses down to about the size of large burrito and can clip to you back pack.

I bought this as a footrest for a long overseas flight. Before the end of the 14 hour flight, two holes had ripped into this product. I was not wearing shoes, and this was in an exit row, so there was plenty of space. Unless there were razors or broken glass in the floor of the plane (there were not), I do not know how this could have torn so easily.

My mother bought this to travel with as she needs to keep her feet elevated. She thought it came with it's own inflatable pump but she may have been reading a different product, because this one has to be inflated by blowing it up yourself. I tried for a while, and them my Mom did, and then my Dad finished it off. We found it hard to inflate. During inflation, I noticed that one side had a flap inside that was loose, and the other side where you have to inflate the flap was right tight up against the intake hole. I think that may be why one half of this thing just kept deflating. It never worked correctly right from the start, and I just ended up sending it back after a few days. it's also supposed to be able to have different heights, but maybe that is achieved by only blowing up one side? I don't know, it was just unworkable for us.