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When you are away from the comfort of your home bed it helps if you can make your temporary bed as comfortable as possible. There is also a range of products that can help you sleep when in an unfamiliar environment, and for sleep (or at least being more comfortable) while flying or in transit.

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Travel Pillows

REI Self-Inflating Travel Pillow

REI Self-Inflating Travel Pillow

I used to silently mock people who travelled with a neck pillow until I tried one myself. They make a huge difference in when it comes to flying long-haul in economy. The REI Self-Inflating Travel Pillow packs away easier than the traditional stuffed pillows.
REI Self-Inflating Travel Pillow

Mosquito Nets

Mombasa Nimbus Mosquito Net

Mombasa Nimbus Mosquito Net

The pyramid-shaped Mombasa Nimbus mosquito net protects sleepers with an easy 1-point suspension system. Fits standard bed sizes to protect 2 people and small suspension kit is included.
Mombasa Nimbus Mosquito Net

Liners and Sheets

Cocoon Cotton Bag Liner/Travel Sheet

Cocoon Cotton Bag Liner/Travel Sheet

This rectangular sleeping bag liner is great for keeping your bag clean. Lightweight, unbleached 100% cotton provides breathable comfort. Features a pillow pocket, and a stuff sack.
Cocoon Cotton Bag Liner/Travel Sheet

Sea to Summit Silk Stretch Mummy Liner

Sea to Summit Silk Stretch Mummy Liner

This Sea To Summit Silk Stretch Mummy Liner is soft and comfortable, and great for virtually any kind of travel, with or without your sleeping bag. Fine ripstop silk is cool and soft next to skin; polyester/spandex stretch panels allow the liner to move with you when you turn, roll or curl up at night. Machine washable and colorfast.
Sea to Summit Silk Stretch Mummy Liner

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