Upgraded Airplane Foot Rest (Premium Memory Foam) - Thickened Super-Size Airplane Foot Hammock to Relax Your Feet - Perfect Airplane Travel Essentials for Long Flight Plane (Extra Large)

I have Chronic Kidney Disease but am still stable enough to travel. With Chronic Kidney Disease one of the side effects is constant swelling of ankles and feet. I would travel and even on short flights my feet would be very swollen. It was embarrassing to walk into a work meeting after the plane ride with massive ankles and also very painful! I saw this on a Facebook ad and thought what the heck, I’ll try it. My flight was overseas for over 9 hours and I used this and I had no swelling. I was shocked! I’ll be using this for every flight. It’s small enough to fit in a carry on, easy to install and never bothered the person in the seat in front of me. So buy it, it’s worth it!

Just used this in flights to/from USA and France. Well worth the price! I am 5’4” with short legs. This gave me more options for varied movement of legs and knees during extended flights. It worked just fine on all of my snack trays (in front of me). Certainly was better than previous flights when all I could do was to try to prop my legs up on stuff under seat in front of me. This one is not padded, and feet do slide together, but this was not problematic for me. It is lightweight and compact. Easy to carry in purse, carryon, or attached to coiled travel pillow.

I saw this on Amazon as I was looking for something else. I decided it was worth $10 to try this out because it made sense. I fly extensively overseas in economy. I am about 6' 1" so I was not sure if it would help me. This "foot hammock" really worked great. It is adjustable, so I could raise and lower it to different heights. Using it low, just above the floor, it acts like a foot rest which allows me to ease the pressure on my low back. Sometimes I raised it to mid-level and let my calf rest inside the hammock. Sometimes I put both feet into it. It hangs easily on the table on the seat in front. What I did not anticipate was that I could then close the table too. It worked great -- and because it was pulling straight down on the table supports, it did not pull the person's seat in front of me. It rolls up very small in a nice, small sleeve to easily put in the carryone at flight's end. Very light. I 100% suggest if you fly, this little item is worth having!

This relatively lightweight addition to your travel pack boasts the ability to have you rest your legs anywhere you can hang it up. It even claims that on planes it can't be felt by the person in front of you. I can now 100% say (after 4 flights using this) that that is not true. by the nature of hanging it on your tray table or seat in front of you and then adding the weight of your feet/legs... you are adding weight to the seat-back and causing disruptions to the person in front of you. If you don't adjust at all and you only put a tiny amount of weight on it then maybe it can be less noticeable to the person in front of you. Sadly I cannot endorse this for airplane usage. Now if using it on a stationary desk set up, or somewhere the usage isn't noticed by where it is placed... than I can endorse it. Its basically a small hammock for you leg/feet. Adjustable and as long as there is a place to hang it - sturdy enough for usage.

I recently tried this Travel Foot Rest on a long-haul flight, and it truly made a significant difference in my overall comfort. The compact design easily fits into my carry-on or pocket, and setting it up was a breeze. The adjustable strap allowed me to secure the footrest at the perfect height for my legs, providing much-needed relief from cramped seating. Great way to reduce fatigue during the journey. What sets it apart is its versatility. Whether I wanted to stretch out or create a slight incline, this footrest adapted to my preferences, making it a versatile companion for any traveler. For anyone seeking an affordable and practical solution to enhance their in-flight comfort, this Foot Rest is a worthwhile investment. Say goodbye to sore legs and hello to a more relaxed travel experience.

Worked so well. I was shocked how much more comfortable I was & could sleep resting my feet in the sling. It’s bulky to take on plane though.

I cannot recommend this footrest enough. Seriously. I will never fly on an airplane without bringing this! Though I hate to admit it, I was influenced to try one of these foot hammocks on TikTok; a girl in a video was listing all of her personal "must haves" when traveling, and this was the first product mentioned. She said that it was perfect for long flights as it allows for your feet to recline, which as a 5'0" individual who gets extremely uncomfortable on planes because my feet can't fully touch the floor, I was intrigued. I found this item (which was the most affordable on Amazon) and gave it a try. I am sure glad I did because I will FOREVER keep this in my carry-on or purse when going on a flight! It rolls up in a tight bundle, imagine a short umbrella in its sleeve, and when attached to the tray in front of you, truly does allow for your legs to recline. Just note that each time you whip this out, the people surrounding you will be watching you set this item up and prop up your feet with wide eyes - everyone thinks this thing is genius, and so do I. Thanks, Tiktok algorithm!

Its very helpful to my legs, can’t travel without it.

Un must pour les voyages en avion. N’heditez meme pas!

I was looking forward to using this on an upcoming flight, only to find the following on the Qantas website: Prohibited inflight travel accessories To ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers, it is prohibited to use inflight travel accessories and devices which: - attach to aircraft seats; - are inserted between seats; or - otherwise block access to seat rows or aisles. When in use, these devices have the potential to impede access to seats and aisles, damage aircraft seats and fixtures, and block access to emergency equipment. Examples of prohibited inflight accessories include, but are not limited to, inflatable cubes, ‘bed boxes’, and ‘leg hammocks’. This list is not exhaustive, and the decision to permit use of any other device rests with the cabin crew. If your flight is operated by another airline, contact them directly to confirm their policy in relation to inflight travel accessories.

I won't be using this until I go on holiday in November. The quality is good and folds up in a handy little bag. I am looking forward to using it and i feel sure it is fit for purpose.

For anyone who is 5’5” and under, this is absolutely fabulous for international travel (and I say this because you need a little more space between the seats which you don’t tend to get on domestic flights). The strap is adjustable so you can set it up to suit you, it rolls up so takes up very little carry-on space and it allowed me to get major sleep and be super comfortable on the two big 14hr flights I just did. The fabric feels good too. Highly recommend.

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