A cover for a vehicle seat headrest includes one opening to accommodate a protuberance at the front of the headrest, such as a protuberant cushion or pillow, and another opening at the rear to permit access to a passenger behind the vehicle seat to access or view items attached to, or stored within, the rear of the headrest.

A sleep support device that supports the upper body and head to allow comfortable sleep in a forward position during travel according to the present invention is disclosed. The sleep support device 100 that supports the upper body and head to allow comfortable sleep in a forward position during travel. The device 100 has locking hinges attached to a rigid structure. The locking hinges are positioned lateral to the hips bilaterally and connect the thigh to the upper body component on each side. Straps attached to the thigh component and the extension segment fix the device to the traveler's thigh. The upper body component allows the support of the torso and the head in a comfortable position during sleep.

A neck pillow bag is provided, comprising a main body and at least one pillow body; the main body further comprising a first casing, a second casing, an accommodating space and a fixing portion, the accommodating space being formed between the first casing and the second casing, the first casing and the second casing being partially connected so that the first casing able to be opened and closed with respect to the second casing, and the fixing portion being disposed on the second casing; the at least one pillow body being disposed inside the accommodating space, a first end of the at least one pillow body being connected to the main body, and a second end of the at least one pillow body being optionally retrievable from the accommodating space.

Disclosed embodiments provide a neck pillow with storage capability. In embodiments, the neck pillow can open to reveal internal compartments, suitable for storage of small personal items. In this way, the neck pillow can also serve as a carrying mechanism as well as functioning as a traditional neck pillow. In this way, one can carry the neck pillow and personal items conveniently. This makes neck pillows of disclosed embodiments convenient for a variety of activities such as relaxing at the beach, concerts, movies, sporting events, and anywhere else where sitting for prolonged periods may occur. Further, the neck pillow may have a pocket to receive a heating and/or cooling pack to be used in conjunction with an individual who has suffered a head or neck injury. Here, the neck pillow may be utilized to promote proper body alignment and provide therapeutic relief.

A support pillow, comprised of a rear section, opposing wing sections, rotational means, wing cushions, wing covers, a skull cushion strip, and a seat friction strip. The rear section includes a rear portion, opposing offsets, opposing wing sections generally in a U-shape. The opposing ears angled inward 90 degrees. Opposing wing sections are rotationally connected to the ears. Wing cushions are placed on the wing sections and form a compressible fit capturing a person's head inside the support pillow at or above the ear level. Structural weight and counterweights are utilized on the rear section to keep the captured head from rotating or leaning forward. Sideways movement of pillow is prevented by a seat friction strip placed on the outside of the rear section which frictionally or stickily engages the seat back. A skull cushion strip allows the head and neck to rest comfortably against the rear section.

A travelling kit for storing travel accessories in a travel bag, wherein the travel bag is transformable to a travel blanket. The travel blanket, in a planar, flat condition, circumscribes a cover portion defined by perimetral joining edges adjacent an interface of the travel blanket and the cover portion. The travel portion is foldable around a neck pillow and other travel accessories so that when the cover portion is folded in half, the resulting adjacent perimetral joining edges can be joined to form the travel bag that encloses the travel accessories.

A travel pillow includes a mounting assembly and a main body. The main body includes a U-shaped case detachably connected to the mounting assembly. The mounting assembly includes a cover, a U-shaped filler, and an inner frame. The cover, the U-shaped filler, and the inner frame are disposed sequentially from outside to inside; and the U-shaped filler is detachably attached to the U-shaped case. The inner frame includes an arc-shaped support body and two arms; two ends of the arc-shaped support body include two first knuckles, respectively; and the travel pillow further includes two rotary connectors connected to the two first knuckles, respectively; each arm includes a second knuckle. The first knuckle includes a through hole; each rotary connector includes a rotating shaft and a nut. The rotating shaft includes a threaded end and a rotating part.

A travel pillow includes a main body, at least one module, and a rotary frame. The main body includes at least one compartment. The at least one module is detachably disposed in the at least one compartment; and the rotary frame is disposed on the outer side of the main body. The rotary frame includes a support arm, a rear support part, and an angle adjustment assembly. The support arm is rotatably connected to the rear support part, and the angle adjustment assembly is disposed between the support arm and the rear support part to adjust an angle between the support arm and the rear support part; and the angle adjustment assembly includes a rotating shaft and a damper rotatably sleeving the rotating shaft. The support arm includes a first socket ring. The rear support part includes a second socket ring.

An exercise chair includes a seat assembly, a backrest, a movable supporting member, a position-limiting device, and a resilient position-restoring element. The backrest is pivotally connected to a pivotal connection portion of the seat assembly. The movable supporting member includes a roller for contact with the ground and is pivotally connected to the backside of the backrest. When the tilted state of the backrest is changed, the movable supporting member changes the position at which the ground is in contact with the roller, lest the exercise chair tip over backward. The position-limiting device is connected between the pivotal connection portion and the movable supporting member to adjust and limit the aforesaid contact position. Should the position-limiting device fail, a second position-limiting device provided on the backrest can prevent the exercise chair from falling backward. The resilient position-restoring element helps restore the exercise chair to its most compact configuration.

A face cushion includes a hollow-out portion located at a central portion of the face cushion; an inflatable portion having an inner peripheral edge located adjacent to the hollow-out portion, an outer peripheral edge, and two slit edges located between the inner and the outer peripheral edge, with an area between the inner and the outer peripheral edge being divided into a first and a second air bag; a slit section formed between the two slit edges; and a plurality of inflating connections separately connected to the first and the second air bag. The first and the second air bag are inflated alternately with gas supplied from a gas supply device to the inflatable body via different pipelines at different time points to produce on the face cushion a facial configuration similar to a patient's face, allowing different parts of the patient's face to contact with the face cushion intermittently.