JZCreater Car Headrest Pillow, 180° Adjustable Car Headrest, U- Shaped Design, Head, Neck Support Pillow, Travel Sleeping Car Headrest, Suitable for Kids and Adults (Black)

Easy to install and kept our kiddo’s head from slumping on a long road trip. He likes being able to pull the headrest down when he needs it.

Tried to put this in our 2016 forester. Bar leans on the knob used for pulling the seat forward making it impossible to properly secure the headrest with it on.

Very comfortable and easy to install. The head rest area feels of great quality.

Exactly what I needed for my son. Its so easy to adjust and gives him excellent support. His head doesnt fall forward or side to side anymore. Awesome product!

Easy to install, sturdy and fits a VW Atlas Cross Sport.

They work very well! Bought them for a 20 hour road trip to go with the grandkids booster seats and ended up getting them for every seat.

This product is functional in its purpose. I bought it for my teen to use during road trips and it works well for her. She said it’s soft and comfortable. It seems to be a better fit for kids rather than adults but I honestly only tried it out when I installed it and haven’t given it a long term try yet myself. The install was easy, just line it up to figure out the distance of your headrest poles and then insert the rubber gasket things :) that provide a secure hold, pop it on, then tighten the back with the provided screws. We haven’t needed to remove it since it was installed. Just pop up the sides when not in use and they are out of the way. We have this in a Ford F-250 backseat.

Only reason for 4 stars is it doesnt fit both sides of the rear seat in my 06 dodge, but the wife and kids love them on long trips

While driving any road trip every parent knows the kiddos end up falling asleep uncomfortably. This car seat head rest has helped give me peace of mind now knowing my child won’t strain his head, neck or back if he falls asleep on our next trip!

When my grandson gets sleepy he can rest his head. Also works to keep the seatbelt off his neck