Adjustable Headrest Pillow for Recliners and Armchairs - Non-Slip Velvet Cushion for Neck Support and Pain Relief (Gray)

exceeds expectations.idk how much R&D goes into head-rests but this checks all the boxes.First, It stays exactly where I put it (tested on a smooth leather rocker/recliner) and it stays put. I haven't used the sticky peel away tape part yet and I don't want to b/c my chair isn't real leather..Second, it's thick and firm. My make-shift pillow was too thin and weak and had to double fold it but this pillow is about 4 or 5 inches thick and firm enough to not smoosh down...it stays at 3-4 inches.Third, this is soft and conforming. This feels like a durable fabric but it also feels like a softer version of mole-skin if that's possible. I know it's synthetic yet it's the best kind of fabric for a pillow.Fourth...it's quiet. The fabric doesn't make any noise and I completely forget it's there.I wish the chair had this headrest built into it but at least there's this.Fifth, the rear drape has a place for sticky tape (not using that yet) but so far it's staying exactly where I put it and my chair has a smooth (fake) leather on it, so I thought it would need the tape but at least not yet b/c the rear part is long and heavy enough to perfectly balance it.Only wish I could design my own cover and color, which would also probably cost more, so I'm quite content.

Just what I wanted to find. We bought this beautiful leather, powered recliner set but it did not come with a power tilt headrest. So after searching numerous options on Amazon, I found this product. It is a buttery soft ultra-suede type fabric, with the perfect amount of support so it allows the head to sink into it, without losing fullness. The color was a remarkably good fit for our chairs. The pillow has a weighted flap on the back with a rubberized grip to help keep it in place on the chair. You can attach the flap to the back of the chair with the provided velcro tape. But we leave it loose so it is adjustable as we move the chair to different recliner positions. Occasionally, this allows the pillow to fall backward off the chair, but we like the ability to adjust by just reaching up to move it up or down. (Using the velcro would prevent it from falling backward.). Now when we recline, the pillow puts our heads in just the right position to be able to watch TV. This was especially valuable while wearing bifocal glasses, otherwise, without the pillow the head tilt would be positioning the glasses to look through the lower reading lens, which would not work for watching TV. This was the perfect solution and the quality is excellent!

Very nice. If the pillow itself were a little firmer I'd give it 5 stars.

I had tried and returned two other headrests for my recliner before succeeding with this item. It is comfortable and well-constructed from good quality filling and fabric. The cover is washable. And, best of all, it stays in place! I am very satisfied with this purchase!

VERY comfy, worked great on lazy-boy recliner... good choice.

The pillow has too much filling, which made my neck and shoulders sore. I removed some of the filling, so it feels much better. Love the way it’s made - the pillow can be removed to wash the covering. Love the pumpkin color.

My neck had been bothering me sitting in my chair. I was thinking of getting a new chair, but found this pillow! It drapes over the back and I can adjust to where I need. It does have a velcro strip on the back at the bottom, but I prefer to leave it loose so I can move it easily. So far, it seems to be working well at easing my neck pain. It’s made really well and the fabric is soft and comfy! Happy to find this!

I like sitting up straight. It keeps my posture perfect as postures should be as I age. I am a senior who recently moved into a retirement community, and I see so many seniors, many are younger than I am, and they walk, in various degrees bent over, and many are using canes to keep from falling forward.Please let me give you something a doctor told me 16 years ago: "Never use crutches, such as leaning on the back of chairs or counter tops, or walls, especially, because, over time, litle by little, you will weaken the side you favor by using those crutches. And when you get older, you will lean to one side, or lean forward, and when we start leaning, our muscles weaken, so we begin to lean more and more."Best of posture to you all.I use my cushion on the middle of the back on my recliner, which I bought forgetting my doctor's advice (avoid using reclining chairs) and this cushion works awsomely at keeping my back up straight. It's quality is top notch.