What's the most comfortable pillow out there?

[swiftpete]

Guys, my and my OH's necks keep collapsing due to the crappiness of our pillows. They're memory foam pillows that I bought from costco for about £30 each, they were awesome at first but I've had them years now and they're past their best.
Any suggestions for replacements? I quite like the contour type ones, rather than standard shape and the memory foam ones seem to be pretty good, at first anyway, so I'd quite like more of those, I think, unless anyone can come up with anything better. Costco are sold out of the originals now obviously and there are so many brands on the market I haven't a clue what to go for.
Boring subject I know, but I like a comfortable nights sleep so any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers.

[Rotary Madness]

HTH.

[choptop]

Well you're sorted but what about the other half..............what is she going to sleep on........mind boggles!

[Mobile Chicane]

There's a reason Siberian goose down pillows are expensive...

Just lube up and get your wallet out. They are the best.

[anonymous-user]

Holy moly, i want a set of pillows like that Mrs slopes wont play ball, she says i fidget too much to use hers as pillows

[maser_spyder]

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

[littlegreenfairy]

I have a tempur one and it's just amazing.

But don't try and use it in a pillow fight as you'll be accused of being a wife beater.

Edited by littlegreenfairy on Monday 18th October 23:16

[v1paul]

Latex. Had a latex pillow for years now and it's still as good as the day I got it. Wouldn't want to change back to a normal pillow now. Use a latex pillow on top of a normal pillow if you like two pillows.

[BliarOut]

Tempur works for me too.

[Mobile Chicane]

maser_spyder said:

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

Good call.

I have these from JL, however JL no longer sell them in the square size. They were £90 each (or more) I'm sure of it.

Worth it though. Likewise the goosedown duvet.

People think nothing of spending many hundreds of pounds on a suit they'll wear one day in 5, yet you sleep in your bed every night!

Get the best quality duvets, pillows and bed-linen you can afford, imho.

[maser_spyder]

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

Good call.

I have these from JL, however JL no longer sell them in the square size. They were £90 each (or more) I'm sure of it.

Worth it though. Likewise the goosedown duvet.

People think nothing of spending many hundreds of pounds on a suit they'll wear one day in 5, yet you sleep in your bed every night!

Get the best quality duvets, pillows and bed-linen you can afford, imho.

I somehow managed to end up a few hundred quid in credit on a credit card, and the easiest way to get it back was to just spend it!

I got the ultimate Hungarian goosedowen duvet, a couple of ultimate hungarian pillows, a couple of firmer duck down pillows and a duck down topper. Best investment I ever made, it's so worth having decent sleeping clobber.

[Mobile Chicane]

maser_spyder said:

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

Good call.

I have these from JL, however JL no longer sell them in the square size. They were £90 each (or more) I'm sure of it.

Worth it though. Likewise the goosedown duvet.

People think nothing of spending many hundreds of pounds on a suit they'll wear one day in 5, yet you sleep in your bed every night!

Get the best quality duvets, pillows and bed-linen you can afford, imho.

I somehow managed to end up a few hundred quid in credit on a credit card, and the easiest way to get it back was to just spend it!

I got the ultimate Hungarian goosedowen duvet, a couple of ultimate hungarian pillows, a couple of firmer duck down pillows and a duck down topper. Best investment I ever made, it's so worth having decent sleeping clobber.

I agree.

Soooooo tempted by (yet more pillows) and silk sheets.

[Marty Funkhouser]

Pah.

Goose down my ar$e. Never holds its shape - try a Dunlopillo....its a latex pillow (good if you have any allergies) holds its form beautifully.

[maser_spyder]

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

Good call.

I have these from JL, however JL no longer sell them in the square size. They were £90 each (or more) I'm sure of it.

Worth it though. Likewise the goosedown duvet.

People think nothing of spending many hundreds of pounds on a suit they'll wear one day in 5, yet you sleep in your bed every night!

Get the best quality duvets, pillows and bed-linen you can afford, imho.

I somehow managed to end up a few hundred quid in credit on a credit card, and the easiest way to get it back was to just spend it!

I got the ultimate Hungarian goosedowen duvet, a couple of ultimate hungarian pillows, a couple of firmer duck down pillows and a duck down topper. Best investment I ever made, it's so worth having decent sleeping clobber.

I agree.

Soooooo tempted by (yet more pillows) and silk sheets.

Silk sheets?

Is that not a bit;

[maser_spyder]

Thing is, goose down, sounds sort of luxuriously comfortable.

'Latex pillow' just sounds a bit condommy in comparison, no?

[swiftpete]

Latex is interesting, although it does just make me think of a used condom. But they're probably more comfortable than sleeping on one of those. Aren't they?

[Marty Funkhouser]

maser_spyder said:

Thing is, goose down, sounds sort of luxuriously comfortable.

'Latex pillow' just sounds a bit condommy in comparison, no?

I dont care if its called the stpillow if it feels good....

[Mobile Chicane]

maser_spyder said:

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Mobile Chicane said:

maser_spyder said:

Duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk

Have used them a couple of times, never disappointed.

Half the price of JL too.

Good call.

I have these from JL, however JL no longer sell them in the square size. They were £90 each (or more) I'm sure of it.

Worth it though. Likewise the goosedown duvet.

People think nothing of spending many hundreds of pounds on a suit they'll wear one day in 5, yet you sleep in your bed every night!

Get the best quality duvets, pillows and bed-linen you can afford, imho.

I somehow managed to end up a few hundred quid in credit on a credit card, and the easiest way to get it back was to just spend it!

I got the ultimate Hungarian goosedowen duvet, a couple of ultimate hungarian pillows, a couple of firmer duck down pillows and a duck down topper. Best investment I ever made, it's so worth having decent sleeping clobber.

I agree.

Soooooo tempted by (yet more pillows) and silk sheets.

Silk sheets?

Is that not a bit;

I'm thinking more like...

[Mobile Chicane]

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

MC's Lair?

Bang you head on the beams bad. !

And I have. 50 thousand fking times. The joy of barns!

[Tow Vehicle Rqrd]

Mobile Chicane said:

Paddy_N_Murphy said:

MC's Lair?

Bang you head on the beams bad. !

And I have. 50 thousand fking times. The joy of barns!

MC, that is a gorgeous lair!