People open our emails.
Read the stories.
Click around.
Look at the pillow.
And then think:
"Looks great… but I'm not traveling anytime soon."
Fair thought.
I used to say the same thing to myself.
Back when FlyHugz was just an idea, I thought travel comfort only mattered during travel.
Planes.
Airports.
Long trips.
Then one random night changed that.
I was at home.
Not traveling.
No flights booked.
Just one of those nights where you're tired but can't quite get comfortable.
You know the kind.
You fall asleep for 20 minutes.
Wake up with your neck twisted.
Flip the pillow.
Adjust again.
Repeat.
At some point I caught myself thinking:
"Why am I only solving this problem when I'm on a plane?"
That's the funny part about comfort problems.
They don't announce themselves.
They just quietly chip away at you.
A stiff neck in the morning.
Tension you didn't notice building up.
Sleep that's almost good, but never quite there.
We tell ourselves:
"I'll deal with it later."
"When I travel."
"When it really matters."
But comfort always matters.
That's when it clicked for me.
Our best-selling travel pillow wasn't just a "travel" pillow.
It was a support pillow.
For planes, yes.
But also for:
– sleeping upright
– resting on the couch
– watching TV
– reading in bed
– those in-between moments where your neck gets zero support
And once you start using it, it's hard to go back to "normal" pillows that just… exist.
That's why so many customers tell us the same thing:
"I bought it for travel… and now I use it at home all the time."
It's one of those rare purchases that:
– feels good immediately
– keeps paying off
– and doesn't depend on a flight date
So if you've been opening these emails thinking:
"I don't need it yet."
Here's my honest take as the founder:
You don't need to be traveling to benefit from better support.
You just need a neck.
And you're already carrying that around every day.
If you want to see the pillow everyone keeps coming back for - even when they're not traveling - it's right here:
No pressure.
Just wanted to share the thought.
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