akperry
Oct 9, 03, 8:10 pm
Has anyone used the "First Class Sleeper" product sold at Magellans? Supposed to make a coach seat more comfortable.
Is it worth the 40 bucks?
Is it worth the 40 bucks?
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ScottC
Oct 9, 03, 8:50 pm
Unless it can magically turn a 3 degree recline into a full flat recline I don't see how it will help much...
MeLike2Travel
Oct 10, 03, 10:54 am
It's usually frowned upon to start the same thread in multiple forums.
http://www.flyertalk.com/travel/fttravel_forum/Forum11/HTML/011706.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/travel/fttravel_forum/Forum11/HTML/011706.html
SAT Lawyer
Oct 22, 04, 10:40 am
I see that The Travel Insider has been promoting the First Class Sleeper (http://www.thetravelinsider.info/roadwarriorcontent/firstclasssleeper.htm) recently. Have any FlyerTalkers given it a try? I'd love to hear some first hand reviews.
krug
Oct 24, 04, 10:07 am
I think I would feel really lame walking onto a plane with a pillow that size, embroidered in pink!
It looks like it reduces you useable buttock space (can we cay buttock on FT?) and pushes you forward, limiting your knee space even more - I not the photo chops out his knees from the shot.
Anyone who flies long haul more than two or three times a year should be able to generate enough miles with FTs help, and a few jello purchases!
Suggest saving pennies or buying a Bose QC2 would be a better investment, and one you can use
It looks like it reduces you useable buttock space (can we cay buttock on FT?) and pushes you forward, limiting your knee space even more - I not the photo chops out his knees from the shot.
Anyone who flies long haul more than two or three times a year should be able to generate enough miles with FTs help, and a few jello purchases!
Suggest saving pennies or buying a Bose QC2 would be a better investment, and one you can use