Pillow
AssigneeHit Notions, LLC
InventorsVita-Anne Brown, Jason Berke
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Abstract
A pillow for ergonomically supporting a user includes a central supporting pillow having at least two arm support members extending from the central supporting pillow, an adjustable neck support member being cylindrical in shape and having an outer surface, and a bungee cord attached to the neck support member and the central support pillow, wherein the neck support member is freely adjustable and detachably attached using the bungee cord, the bungee cord having one end attached to a top surface of the central supporting pillow and another end attached to the outer surface of the adjustable neck support member to ergonomically support a back and a neck of the user.
Claims6
A pillow for ergonomically supporting a user comprising:
- a central supporting pillow having at least two arm support members extending from the central supporting pillow;
- an adjustable neck support member being cylindrical in shape and having an outer surface;
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- a bungee cord attached to the neck support member and the central support pillow, wherein the neck support member is freely adjustable and detachably attached using the bungee cord, the bungee cord having one end attached to a top surface of the central supporting pillow and another end attached to the outer surface of the adjustable neck support member to ergonomically support a back and a neck of the user.
A pillow for ergonomically supporting a user comprising:
- a central supporting pillow having at least two arm support members extending from the central supporting pillow;
- an adjustable neck support member having a cylindrical portion and opposing end portions;
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- a bungee cord attached to the neck support member and the central support pillow, wherein the neck support member is freely adjustable and detachably attached using the bungee cord, the bungee cord having one end attached to a top surface of the central supporting pillow and another end attached to the cylindrical portion of the adjustable neck support member to ergonomically support a back and a neck of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.