I tried the Trtl travel pillow, and I won’t do long flights without it again. Dozing is decidedly not as rejuvenating as actual sleep. My flight naps were often short and half-hearted.

It also doesn’t let you adjust the fit, like our two wrappable picks: the Trtl and the Bcozzy. If the Travelrest fits your neck, it’s an excellent pillow. If your neck is much longer or ...

I'm testing out the TRTL travel pillow, which offers a unique design and is claimed to be better than a regular travel pillow. I took it to Kona, Hawaii with me to see how it works.

I’ll admit that sometimes I cheat on my Trtl with Cabeau’s more traditional-looking travel pillow, which is a vast improvement on the ones you can buy at the airport. It’s a U shape ...

The Trtl Pillow looks objectively ridiculous. A long-standing pick in our guide to the best travel pillows, it’s essentially a fleece scarf with a plastic insert on one side that keeps your neck ...

HAVING spent more than half my life travelling the world – hitting 50 countries last year – you could say I’m quite a ...

The best travel pillow for neck support If you prefer a travel pillow that’s less inflated or poofy, the Trtl Travel Neck Pillow (£49.99) is the best choice for neck support while travelling.

At $40, this is an average price point for travel pillows of this quality. The Trtl Travel Pillow wins as the best supportive pillow thanks to its unique ergonomic design, which differs from all ...

We've tested popular travel neck pillows, including inflatable pillows, from Boots, Tempur, Trtl and more. To find the best pillow for travelling, testers of different ages and genders each try and ...