Portable centering head cushion
OwnerMichelle Mezgerinventor
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Abstract
An assembly-free head cushion for toddlers traveling in a booster seat or regular auto seat, physically disabled persons, and for the general comfort of any vehicle passenger seeking a comfortable way to prop their head while seated on the couch, airplane, etc. The head cushion disclosed herein is attachable beneath the vehicle headrest to cushion and center passengers traveling in a vehicle. The comfort cushion is attached by a bean-filled ballast inserted beneath the headrest, and suspends downward to two opposing polyester-filler-stuffed pockets positioned on each side of the passenger to promote an erect position and generally provide cushioned support for passengers to ride in greater comfort over short and long distances, especially while sleeping.
Claims20
A comfort cushion, comprising:
- a bladder having an inverted T-shape, said bladder having an upwardly-extending tongue extending to a broad lateral section, said bladder being sewn medially together to define a plurality of internal pockets, said pockets including a pair of upper pockets along a top edge of the tongue section for ballast, and two opposing vertical pockets formed along the distal sides of the lateral section, the pair of upper pockets being filled with weighted filler beads and the two opposing vertical pockets being filled with polyester filler.
A comfort cushion, comprising:
- a bladder having an inverted T-shape, said bladder having an upwardly-extending tongue extending to a broad lateral section, said bladder being sewn medially together to define a plurality of internal pockets, said pockets including a pair of upper pockets along a top edge of the tongue section for ballast, and a two opposing vertically-oriented pockets formed along the distal sides of the lateral section, the horizontal pocket being filled with weighted filler and the two vertical pockets stuffed being filled with polyester filler, said weighted upper pockets being spaced apart to define a recessed nose bridge, whereby said tongue may be selectively slung over a seat and suspended therefrom or draped over a passenger's head and eyes for use as a sleep mask.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.