Why it works
Four things a folded-up spare pillow can’t do for you.
Fills the gap
Shaped to sit between your knees instead of squashing out of the way.
Elastic strap holds it
The elastic leg strap stretches as you move, so it stays where you put it.
Memory foam
Presses back gently under your weight rather than flattening to nothing.
Zip-off knit cover
Soft against bare skin, and it unzips for the machine when it needs it.
Your knees stop grinding together
Lie on your side and your top leg drops forward. Your hips twist, your lower back follows, and you spend the night shifting to get comfortable.
This holds the gap open. Contoured memory foam between the knees keeps your hips stacked, so your back stays where it should be.
It's still there in the morning
A wide elastic band stretches across the face of the pillow. Thread your leg through it and the pillow goes where you go. Nothing to fasten, nothing to tighten.
You can use it without the strap too. Most people thread it once and never think about it again.
Shaped for the gap, not for a box
It's narrower at the top and wider at the base, so it wedges into the space between your knees instead of squeezing out of it.
The oval hole through the middle lets it flex as you move and keeps the weight down. 24cm x 25cm x 13cm. Smaller than most people picture, roughly two hardcover books.
The cover comes off
A zip runs right around the outer edge. The soft knit cover unzips completely and goes in the machine.
Leave the foam out of the wash. Spot clean it and let it air dry. It comes in grey, white and navy.
ComfortCurve vs a spare pillow
Most people try a spare pillow first. Here’s why it doesn’t last.
| EverComfort ComfortCurve | A spare pillow | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Contoured to fit the gap | Squashes flat in minutes |
| Staying put | Elastic leg strap | Ends up on the floor by 2am |
| Support | Memory foam presses back | Soft filling gives way |
| Cover | Unzips, machine washable | Whatever pillowcase you grabbed |
| Returns | 30 days, full refund | — |