Airplane Footrest Made with Premium Memory Foam - Airplane Travel Accessories - Helps to Prevent Swelling and Soreness - Provides Comfort for Shorter Legs (Jet Black)
Material | Memory Foam |
Color | Black |
Product Dimensions | 20"L x 7.5"W x 0.5"H |
Brand | Sleepy Ride |
Size | 20 x 7.5 x 0.5 Inch |
About this item
- EASY TO USE - Simply hang it on the arms of the tray table in front of you ((Won't work with bulkhead seats or 1st class seats) and place your feet in footrest. The adjustable straps allows for the perfect length. Works best if you 5'4" or shorter, especially if your feet do not reach the floor when seated.
- TRAVEL COMFORT - Our airplane footrest is crafted with high-quality, thick memory foam to greatly enhance your travel experience. It’s like sitting in a recliner with your feet resting on pillows.
- LEG & LOWER BACK SUPPORT – Enjoy a hammock like experience as your legs gently sway with the motion of the plane. Helps prevent lower back pain, stiffness and leg swelling suffered during long flights. Arrive feeling refreshed, energized and ready to go!
- LIGHTWEIGHT & COMPACT - This space-saving designed easily fits into your carry-on luggage or favorite flight travel bag. Includes a handy drawstring carry bag.
- TRAVEL GIFTS – Give the gift of comfort. Whether it’s for international business travel or a family vacation to Hawaii, this super soft memory foam footrest makes a wonderful gift for the travelers in your life. Try it today and see for yourself!
- RECOMMENDATIONS - NOT RECOMMENDED for anyone taller than 5'4". Please check with the airline policies for use before purchase.
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Sleepy Ride - Airplane Footrest Made With Premium Memory Foam - Airplane Travel Accessories - Tested and Proven to Prevent Swelling and Soreness - Provides Relaxation and Comfort (Jet Black)
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 20 x 7.5 x 0.5 inches; 7 ounces
- Item model number : SRMFFR-01
- Date First Available : January 6, 2017
- Manufacturer : AlliJac
- ASIN : B01M35M87O
- Best Sellers Rank: #80,805 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products)
- #185 in Office Footrests
- Customer Reviews:
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Pain relief | 4.1 | 4.3 | — | 3.9 | 4.2 | 4.0 |
Leg room | 4.1 | 4.3 | 4.9 | 3.9 | 4.3 | — |
Sturdiness | — | 4.2 | 4.4 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.0 |
Comfort | — | 4.2 | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.0 |
Easy to use | 4.6 | 4.3 | — | 4.9 | — | — |
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material | Memory Foam | Memory Foam | Memory Foam | Memory Foam | Memory Foam | Memory Foam |
weight | 7 ounces | 9.8 ounces | — | 0.51 pounds | — | — |
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Customers like the comfort, ease of use, quality and pain relief of the footrest. For example, they mention it's very cushiony, easy to set up and adjust, and it helps prevent swelling and pain. Some are happy with fit, portability, and adjustability. That said, opinions are mixed on performance.
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Customers are satisfied with the comfort of the footrest. They mention that it is very cushiony, squishy, and provides a ton of different comfortable sitting positions. They also say that it's travel friendly and adjusts to the length you want. Customers also mention that the foot and leg are cozy in the hammock, and that it helps them sleep well during a six-hour flight. They say that the product is perfect for those who suffer from leg swelling and that its makes a difference in leg rest.
"...For the most part, I was comfortable...." Read more
"...me to basically bring the floor up to a comfortable level, and was soft and adjustable. Experiment to find out if it will work for you...." Read more
"...improvement on his back since using this and it makes it more comfortable to get work done during the flights...." Read more
"...You just prop them up inside the thing/swing/hammock - which is very cushiony - and your feet are hoisted up comfortable...." Read more
Customers find the footrest easy to use and convenient. They say it is simple, easy to set up, and convenient to use. Customers also mention that the functionality is easy as far as attaching to the tray table, and it clips in in 2 seconds. They also say it's portable and a lifesaver.
"...The footrest itself is easy to set up in an airplane:1...." Read more
"...This has probably been the most useful travel item I've ever bought...." Read more
"...He said it's easy to set up and is compact enough to fit into his carry-on bag along with his other belongings...." Read more
"Amazing genius product. So simple but works incredible to prevent swelling and pressure on legs while flying...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the footrest. They mention that it is well-constructed, padded, and beefy. Customers also appreciate the effective design and the simple, well-executed design. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...thing/swing/hammock - which is very cushiony - and your feet are hoisted up comfortable. I'm a big girl and weight is no issue...." Read more
"Loved this! It felt so much better to have a foot rest and kept my feet warm as well when cabin was cold...." Read more
"This foot rest fits neatly hanging from your tray table. It’s well made. I have no criticism of it...." Read more
"...If it ever breaks ill order a new one but it seems pretty sturdy. Seriously helped. I highly recommend." Read more
Customers say the footrest helps prevent swelling and pain after sitting for long periods. They also say it helps with the discomfort that comes with being on a flight. Customers also mention that it keeps them from having terrible leg pain. They say it makes a pretty significant difference in their lower back pain.
"Amazing genius product. So simple but works incredible to prevent swelling and pressure on legs while flying...." Read more
"...The good: when I use this, I did experience less swelling and it made the flights more comfortable...." Read more
"...It was a waste of money. This one is the OG, soft, plush, and supportive...." Read more
"...It was very easy to slide over the seat tray and viola no swollen ankles. Comes in a nice pouch and is very easy to roll up for storage...." Read more
Customers like the fit of the footrest. For example, they mention it's easy to set up, compact enough to fit into a carry-on bag, and can fit into the seat back pocket. Some say it highly recommends for smaller build travelers, and is light and small when folded. That said, they say it gives them a little bit more legroom and can work for one foot or both.
"...He said it's easy to set up and is compact enough to fit into his carry-on bag along with his other belongings...." Read more
"...It's compact, has it's own little case, and has been used daily for over 8 months." Read more
"...Compact and requires little storage space. Now i am No longer dreading my 12-hr flight to Europe in a few months! Whoot whoot!..." Read more
"...Regional jets (CRJs, ERJs) have very little legroom, small tray tables, and very weak seats...." Read more
Customers find the footrest easy to pack and store. They mention it folds up nicely and takes up little space in a carry-on. Customers also say it's very light-weight and can just be tucked into your carry- on.
"...Easy to pack, but even easier if you line your bag instead of using the included bag. Love this item! Game changer for me." Read more
"...Comes in a nice pouch and is very easy to roll up for storage...." Read more
"This inexpensive, lightweight little product is a great way to reduce pressure on your spine and to allow better leg circulation during long..." Read more
"...While it rolls up into a fairly compact bag (I was able to keep it in one of the drink pouches in my backpack) I don’t know that this benefit is..." Read more
Customers like the adjustability of the footrest. They mention it's very adjustable, easy to set up, and provides great flexibility in adjusting to their individual needs. The adjustable strap is easy to adjust and allows for position variability. Customers say it'll suit those who are shorter.
"...bring the floor up to a comfortable level, and was soft and adjustable. Experiment to find out if it will work for you...." Read more
"...It easily attached to tray table and i adjusted to my desired height and it is like a hammock for your feet...." Read more
"...I like that it’s adjustable so I can use it kind of like a floating footstool or as a leg hammock...." Read more
"...the buckle is in the middle instead of to the side which makes it easier to adjust when you are on the plane...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the footrest. Some mention that it works well and helps them get comfortable, while others say that it really doesn't work.
"...Looks a bit silly & I got some looks but it works great!! Best to use on an interior seat & longer flight. Takes up little packing space." Read more
"...The footrest will not work.4. Not all remaining seats are the same...." Read more
"...Overall, it worked really well and helped me get comfortable. I’m 5,9” so it’s hard for me to get comfortable in economy class on long flights...." Read more
"...Very uncomfortable and probably bad!..." Read more
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I tested it out on a 3-hr Delta flight while seated on a window seat. For the most part, I was comfortable. I think I should have adjusted the footrest slightly higher, but even at the position it was at, it was better than just leaving your feet rest flat on the floor. There was definitely a difference after I decided to pack up the footrest prior to landing. That being said, I think I would have truly enjoyed this even more if I had booked Comfort+ as my legs were a bit cramped (then again, the configuration of the airplane is what made it cramped).
First things first: it comes in a plastic zipper case which you can use instead of the actually carrying bag (I'll keep using it instead of the bag since it can protect against water and such).
The footrest itself is easy to set up in an airplane:
1. Open the tray table in front of you and buckle it so that once the table is closed, the footrest remains in place.
2. Gently raise your feet and place them on the footrest (be considerate of the person in front of you; remember: you're both packed like sardines so don't make their experience worse).
3. Relax and enjoy the flight! If you need to move your feet, do it gently so that the seat in front of you doesn't rock. I switched my legs from crossed to uncrossed to side and the seat barely nudged, all while enjoying my rest.
Now, caveats:
1. Not all airlines will allow this. Consult your airline to see if there will be any issues with this. Even if the airline doesn't allow it, the worst that can happen is that they ask you to take it down, but keep reading.
2. Not all airplanes are capable of supporting this. Regional jets (CRJs, ERJs) have very little legroom, small tray tables, and very weak seats. You're better off going with the mainline jets (Airbus, Boeing). Besides, for the flight time of those jets, it's not even worth taking out.
3. Not all seats can accommodate you. Don't get a bulkhead seat or one that has a seat way ahead of you. The footrest will not work.
4. Not all remaining seats are the same. Airlines have to abide by safety regulations and exit row seats and aisle seats will be big no-nos. You're better off booking a window seat if you're on your own or a middle seat if someone you know is traveling in the window seat. You SHOULD NOT impede access to the aisle for anyone (that's how they'll ask you to take it down). Even if your entire party is seated next to you, never use this on an aisle seat.
5. You're probably better off with nothing under the seat in front of you so you can take advantage of various positions (legs extended but still suspended being the best one). However, be considerate of others and if you have a handbag or backpack, place it there and leave the space overhead for carryons.
Finally, not all airlines are made equally. Legacy carriers like American, Delta, and United offer Economy Plus cabins that have a bit more legroom and may make it more comfortable to use this. Budget airlines like Spirit have so little legroom that there is no way you'll enjoy this. If you're flying in first class, it's pointless since the tray table is under the armrest and there is plenty of leg space as it is (unless you're flying an intl. configuration in which case it truly is pointless to bring it out).
I tested it out on a 3-hr Delta flight while seated on a window seat. For the most part, I was comfortable. I think I should have adjusted the footrest slightly higher, but even at the position it was at, it was better than just leaving your feet rest flat on the floor. There was definitely a difference after I decided to pack up the footrest prior to landing. That being said, I think I would have truly enjoyed this even more if I had booked Comfort+ as my legs were a bit cramped (then again, the configuration of the airplane is what made it cramped).
First things first: it comes in a plastic zipper case which you can use instead of the actually carrying bag (I'll keep using it instead of the bag since it can protect against water and such).
The footrest itself is easy to set up in an airplane:
1. Open the tray table in front of you and buckle it so that once the table is closed, the footrest remains in place.
2. Gently raise your feet and place them on the footrest (be considerate of the person in front of you; remember: you're both packed like sardines so don't make their experience worse).
3. Relax and enjoy the flight! If you need to move your feet, do it gently so that the seat in front of you doesn't rock. I switched my legs from crossed to uncrossed to side and the seat barely nudged, all while enjoying my rest.
Now, caveats:
1. Not all airlines will allow this. Consult your airline to see if there will be any issues with this. Even if the airline doesn't allow it, the worst that can happen is that they ask you to take it down, but keep reading.
2. Not all airplanes are capable of supporting this. Regional jets (CRJs, ERJs) have very little legroom, small tray tables, and very weak seats. You're better off going with the mainline jets (Airbus, Boeing). Besides, for the flight time of those jets, it's not even worth taking out.
3. Not all seats can accommodate you. Don't get a bulkhead seat or one that has a seat way ahead of you. The footrest will not work.
4. Not all remaining seats are the same. Airlines have to abide by safety regulations and exit row seats and aisle seats will be big no-nos. You're better off booking a window seat if you're on your own or a middle seat if someone you know is traveling in the window seat. You SHOULD NOT impede access to the aisle for anyone (that's how they'll ask you to take it down). Even if your entire party is seated next to you, never use this on an aisle seat.
5. You're probably better off with nothing under the seat in front of you so you can take advantage of various positions (legs extended but still suspended being the best one). However, be considerate of others and if you have a handbag or backpack, place it there and leave the space overhead for carryons.
Finally, not all airlines are made equally. Legacy carriers like American, Delta, and United offer Economy Plus cabins that have a bit more legroom and may make it more comfortable to use this. Budget airlines like Spirit have so little legroom that there is no way you'll enjoy this. If you're flying in first class, it's pointless since the tray table is under the armrest and there is plenty of leg space as it is (unless you're flying an intl. configuration in which case it truly is pointless to bring it out).
This has probably been the most useful travel item I've ever bought. Better than foot rests that collapse and dissappear into the nether regions under and around the bottom of he seat, this sling stays in place I am less than 5'2"and usually experience leg discomfort because my legs don't touch the floor enough for them to be able to completely relax. The picture on the ad shows someone with their legs stretched out completely. I couldn't get into this position myself because the area around airplane seat is just too tight, and the seat in front of me was too close to the floor. But this footrest-sling design enabled me to basically bring the floor up to a comfortable level, and was soft and adjustable. Experiment to find out if it will work for you. The sling will be about 8-10" in front of your seat, and will be about 10-12" lower than the hinges that support your plane's tray table, when the sling is adjusted to its lowest position. It will move forward up to 90 degrees (straight ahead) if the seat in front of you permits.
BE AWARE: Take your legs or feet off of the sling before lowering your tray table since the added weight of your legs will pretty severely jerk the seat in front of you. In that particular instance for me, the seat directly in front of me was empty, but the passengers on either side were also effected. After becoming embarrassed, and apologizing profusely, the passengers in front of me smiled and forgot it. I learned my lesson. It's simple physics, but I didn't think it through at the time.
I'm very happy with this purchase.
My boss has been using it for about a week and has no complaints (other than the price...which I heard about again this morning). His flights are at least 2 hours long and he often travels for day trips, so he's on the plane for at least 4 hours a day. He has a bad back and, once he lands, he is on his feet for at least 5-8 hours and (on overnight trips) usually ends up having to drive a minimum of 1-2 hours to get to his destination. He said he has noticed a significant improvement on his back since using this and it makes it more comfortable to get work done during the flights. He said it's easy to set up and is compact enough to fit into his carry-on bag along with his other belongings.
We recently brought on another support person, so my boss had me purchase another footrest hammock; this time, I got the Starkio model, which has proven to have the quality we need at a price that won't get me into hot water! My boss has decided to give his Sleepy Ride to the new guy and take the Starkio for himself since it is what our client has.
I will upload pictures of one of the Sleepy Rides and the Starkio next to each so it's clear that they are of equal quality. From now on, I will be price-comparing before purchasing!
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2019
My boss has been using it for about a week and has no complaints (other than the price...which I heard about again this morning). His flights are at least 2 hours long and he often travels for day trips, so he's on the plane for at least 4 hours a day. He has a bad back and, once he lands, he is on his feet for at least 5-8 hours and (on overnight trips) usually ends up having to drive a minimum of 1-2 hours to get to his destination. He said he has noticed a significant improvement on his back since using this and it makes it more comfortable to get work done during the flights. He said it's easy to set up and is compact enough to fit into his carry-on bag along with his other belongings.
We recently brought on another support person, so my boss had me purchase another footrest hammock; this time, I got the Starkio model, which has proven to have the quality we need at a price that won't get me into hot water! My boss has decided to give his Sleepy Ride to the new guy and take the Starkio for himself since it is what our client has.
I will upload pictures of one of the Sleepy Rides and the Starkio next to each so it's clear that they are of equal quality. From now on, I will be price-comparing before purchasing!
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