Sleep the whole way home.
HugRest holds your head and wraps you gently against your seat, so you can finally sleep in the car, on the bus or on the plane. Arrive rested for the people waiting at the door.
Sleep the whole way thereSame trip. Same seat. Only one of them slept.
Your head was never the problem. It just had nothing to hold on to.
You love going home for the holidays. You dread getting there.
The head drop.
You finally drift off, your head falls forward, and you jolt awake. Then it happens again. And again. For six hours.
The cold window or the stranger's shoulder.
Your cheek pressed against the glass, or worse, you wake up leaning on the person next to you.
The neck pillow that pushes your head forward.
You bought it to help. It mostly gives you aches in new places.
Arriving wrecked.
Everyone's at the door, so happy to see you, and all you want is a dark room and a nap. The first day of the visit, gone.
The holidays are about the people at the end of the road. Not the stiff neck you bring with you.
Strap. Wrap. Sleep.
Thirty seconds to set up. Your seat does the holding, so your neck doesn't have to.
Strap the mask to your seat
Loop the band around the headrest and pull the soft mask down over your eyes. Now the seat holds your head, not your neck.
Wrap yourself in
Fold your arms and fasten the wrap around you and the seat. It feels like a light hug and keeps you from slumping or sliding.
Sleep, then pack it away
Wake up where you're going. Everything folds back into its round pouch in seconds.
Why your neck pillow never worked.
A neck pillow cushions your neck. It doesn't stop your head from falling forward, and that's exactly what wakes you up.
Every long way home.
If there's a seat with a headrest, HugRest turns it into a place to sleep.
The drive to grandma's
Six, eight, ten hours in the passenger or back seat. The car headrest is the perfect anchor.
Bus and coach
The overnight Greyhound or a long coach tour. Finally, a way to sleep in those upright seats.
Train
Long rail journeys home, without the head-against-the-window crick.
Plane
Red-eyes and long-haul flights. Sleep without leaning on a stranger.
Be wide awake for
the first hug.
You travel all those hours for a few precious days together. Don't spend the first one recovering from the trip.
The gift for everyone coming home.
Thoughtful, useful, and it packs into its own little pouch. Give it before the trip, not after.
For mom, flying in from three states away.
For your college kid on the overnight bus home.
For grandpa riding shotgun on the eight-hour drive.
For anyone who has ever said "I can never sleep in the car."
Before you hit the road.
Will it work in my car?
Yes, if your seat has a headrest or a seat back the band can loop around. It works in the passenger seat and the back seats of most cars, as well as on buses, trains and planes.
Can the driver use it?
No. HugRest is for passengers only. Never use it while driving.
Is it safe with a seatbelt?
Always wear your seatbelt the normal way. The wrap goes on top of the belt, never under it or instead of it, and stays loose enough to remove in one move.
Can I use it on a plane?
Yes. Use the mask any time. Take the wrap off for take-off, landing, turbulence and whenever the crew asks, and keep it clear of your neighbor's space.
Will the mask feel tight?
The band is adjustable, so you choose how firmly it holds. Keep it snug enough to support your head but never tight. If you feel pressure, loosen it a notch.
Will I look silly?
For about ten seconds. Then you'll be asleep, and the people bobbing around you will be the ones who look tired when you land.
How small does it pack?
The whole set folds into its own small round pouch that slips into your bag, so it doesn't take up the space of a bulky neck pillow.
Is it suitable for children?
No. HugRest is designed for adults who can put it on and take it off by themselves.
When will it arrive?
Orders are processed within 1 to 3 business days and ship with tracking. If you're traveling for the holidays, order early so it arrives before you leave.
Close your eyes here. Open them there.
Order before you travel this holiday season, and make this the first trip you actually sleep through.
Sleep the whole way thereFor passengers only. Never use while driving. In a car, always wear your seatbelt correctly and keep the wrap on top of it, loose enough to remove in one move. Remove during take-off, landing and whenever crew ask. Not for children, or for anyone who cannot remove it on their own.