(2-Pack) Rewondah Inflatable Foot Rest for Air Travel, Kids Airplane Bed | Adjustable Height Foot Rest Pillow | Toddler Seat Extender For Flights Train, Car

A must have for travel. It is easy to inflate you just have to get a hang of it. It gives us comfort during long flight where we can elevate our legs and just relax. You do have to wait for the plane to take off before you can inflate it because they will ask you to deflate it before take off and also before you land. It is a little bulky so you have to put it on your carry on. Other than that this is a must have for long flights.

Recently, I brought this for our international flight for the kids. The price is reasonable for a set of 2. One is 7 years old, and the other is 4 years old for your reference. Both of my kids are average height. I managed to have both of them sleep together semi-comfortably for a good couple of hours on a 15-hour flight. One thing to note, if your children are tall, this might not be a good fit for them.

Produce was helpful but flight attendants stopped us to not to use this in Emirates flight (USA To Dubai flight) due to their policies

Had a 10 our flight with our kiddos and we got the inflatable foot rest and made a "bed" in the airplane. LIFE SAVER!! The kids slept 8 hours out of 10.

The Rewondah Inflatable Foot Rest is advertized "for Air Travel" and, "Kids Airplane Bed" The reality is that it is not at all practical to use on an airplane. You have to inflate it with a hand pump, a battery operated pump (very noisy), or blow it up by mouth (takes forever). Non of these inflation options are fun to do in front of other passengers. Once you get it blown up, it is almost impossible to cap it without losing a bunch of the air you worked so hard to pump in there. Then of course you have to reinflate it (sometimes over and over) until you can get it capped. Also It really is too big to inflate while you are sitting in an airplane seat next to other passengers. Once it is inflated, there is no way to maneuver that big thing to the floor between the front of your seat and the back of the seat in front of you. For adults, you would then have to sit with your knees up against your chin the whole trip. It's just not practical for this purpose. Maybe for other uses, but not for airplane travel. It was sold as a pair. I returned them both.

We have kids and we cannot travel without these. This provides an extra space for our kids during the flight, they can spread their legs like on bed and even sleep better.

After a few days, the one in the main car went almost flat. I don't have time to pack this up and send it back but there is most certainly a compromise in the structure for it to not stay inflated. Kiddo will have to do without. It was not stood or sat upon either. I think the other one in the traveling car has stayed inflated. Too bad, it was a good idea.

Qatar airlines didn’t let us use it