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★★★★★ 5
Forget the traditional big pregnancy pillows, get one of these!
Size: Body 20"x54", Number of Items: 1
I’m in the 2nd trimester of pregnancy and I’m having a hard time getting comfortable in bed or waking up without pain. I got a big U-Shaped pregnancy pillow but it was awful. It was fluffy, but offered 0 support and firmness. Also the stuffing made me so hot!
I decided to try this and I’m soooo glad I did! The memory foam means it actually has some support and firmness to it and it stays pretty cool. It is heavy, but it’s worth it. I put it between my legs and hug the pillow with a 2nd pillow behind my back for extra support. I can ACTUALLY sleep in my bed again! And I don’t wake up with pain and stiffness. Highly recommend if the traditional pregnancy pillow isn’t working for you.
Make sure you let the foam rise for 72hrs. Apparently there may be an odor after opening it, but I haven’t noticed anything or it already dissipated. (I also didn’t actually wait the 72hrs but had no issues)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023
★★★★★ 3
Very soft and squishy vs supportive
Size: Queen 20"x30", Number of Items: 2
These have really nice cooling fabric on one side. The other is a soft cottony fabric. They are very squishy. Not firm at all. I prefer a thicker supportive pillow that doesn’t completely collapse when you lay your head on it. I chose to purchase additional gel infused memory foam shreds to add stuffing to the pillows. I used a five pound bag of the shreds between the four new pillows I bought. I wish that wasn’t necessary. I did end up with nice , cooling, supportive pillows in the end though.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Comfortable sleep aide
Size: Body 20"x54", Number of Items: 1
This pillow is not at thick as my old one, so it took some time for my body to adjust. After using it for a bit, I now am happy that I bought this one. The support is good. It’s no heavier than my old one, but it squishes down very well when packed (I purchased it on vacation and had to get it home). I sleep on my side, so putting the cooling side down keeps the leg under the pillow cooler than before. Overall, I like it quite a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Smaller then expected
Size: Kids 13"x18", Number of Items: 1
Was my fault it was a lot smaller then I thought it’s pretty firm and soft at the same time the cooling is there but vanishes pretty quickly. Also the zipper was easy access that my toddler di end up just opening it and had thrown the memory foam/stuffing everywhere in a span of five minutes
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Build Quality and Comfort – Great for Travel
Color: White, Size: Medium
The Nappler Small Shredded Memory Foam Pillow exceeded my expectations. The build quality is excellent, and it provides outstanding comfort for a good night’s rest. I’ve used it for several months on camping trips and during travel, and it has held up perfectly without losing shape or support.
This pillow makes sleeping away from home much more comfortable, and the shredded memory foam design offers great adjustability. Overall, it’s a reliable and durable travel pillow.
Pros:
Excellent build quality
Very comfortable for long nights
Maintains shape and support even after months of use
Perfect size for travel and camping
Shredded memory foam allows easy adjustment
Cons:
Does not come with a waterproof pillowcase like some other brands
If you’re looking for a high-quality travel pillow that lasts, this is a great choice!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025
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