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✧˖° Jeanne Lee ✧˖°
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
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Krystal Flaherty
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
I haven't taken this on my international trip yet, but I did take it on a domestic trip and it is a nice thing to have. It really helps you stretch your legs and also be able to utilize more space. I fly coach so we don't get much space back there! Great purchase and I'm looking forward to using it on my long flight this summer.
Yaweno
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
I've tried another brand on a flight and it was not a positive experience. I was in regular economy where there is not much room, especially when the person in front puts his or her seat back and is just inches away from me. I had also ordered this Zaceaur Airplane Foot Hammock and decided to try again because I was in a more expensive economy seat with more leg room and that was a better experience. Not a great experience, as I have fidgety legs and the hammock agitates the seat in front with my movements, because the tray is attached to that seat. This is somewhat like a mild version of a kid slouching and kicking that seat. There are other seats in economy where this device won't work either such as the bulk head that has a small tray pop up from the arm rest. That all said, the hammock is lightweight and compact, easily fitting into my carry-on. The adjustable straps were simple to use, and I was able to attach it to the tray table without any issues. The anti-slip material on the bottom of the hammock provided a secure resting place for my feet. Once I had my feet elevated, I didn't notice any significant reduction in leg fatigue and swelling as I was wearing compression socks. It allowed me to shift my posture and find a more comfortable position, which was a welcome relief during a 6 1/2-hour flight, but too much movement disturbed the person in front of me. I also felt a little self conscious about using it, it kind of draws attention to yourself. While it provided some comfort, it wasn't a game-changer. It's a decent travel accessory for those prone to leg discomfort during flights, but it's not a perfect solution given you need seats with ample leg room. The included sleep mask is a nice bonus. It's important to have realistic expectations and understand that its effectiveness can vary depending on the specific airplane and seat configuration.
PaceBene
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
I now find it hard to travel more than a 3 hour flight without having a foot sling. It’s one of the first things I install when I sit down and I often use it when the tray table is up or down (although some airlines prefer you not use it during takeoff and landing. I had another sling with no board to create a flat surface and while that is comfortable for the back of my heels and calves, when I want to put my feet side by side, I couldn’t. This fixes that problem. The board is easy to slide into the dedicated sleeve and creates a solid surface for my feet to be propped up on. It’s sturdy and I like the textured fabric. My only demerit for this is that it’s a little bulky for travel. It packs fairly flat but due to the size of the board, you do have to commit some space in your carry on for it.
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