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July 02, 2009
1st Class Sleeper
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1st Class Sleeper®
Turns your cramped coach seat into a lap of luxury.
Veteran commercial pilot Captain Bob Duncan couldn't sleep in airplane
seats on his commutes home so he invented the ingenious 1st Class
Sleeper, an inflatable "bed in the clouds" that's endorsed by
chiropractors and orthopedic surgeons.
Just place it against the back
of your plane seat, inflate with 10-12 quick breaths, then lie back and
relax.
Your neck, shoulders and spine will be kept in perfect
alignment, eliminating stiffness and pain even on the longest flights
so you'll arrive at your destination perfectly rested.
May also be
folded in half and used as a lumbar pillow.
Rolls up for easy storage
in your carry-on bag.
Ideal for train, car and tour bus travel, too.
Includes drawstring pouch and illustrated instructions.
12" x 3"
folded.
18 oz.
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Comments
That would be great for people who sleep on planes. I on the other hand, have spent whole overseas flights gripping my seat bottom in preparation for using it as a flotation device.
Posted by: Anne | Jul 2, 2009 2:30:39 PM
Have I ever mentioned that I HATE people who recline all the way when I'm sitting behind them?
I DON'T CARE if that's how the seat was made.
If my tray is almost touching me, there's a problem.
If my movement is now totally restricted, there's a problem.
Posted by: Rocketboy | Jul 2, 2009 12:00:59 PM
I've never flown in coach seating that reclines nearly as much as those depicted!
Posted by: Rob O. | Jul 2, 2009 9:36:06 AM
