pillows are technology, what is the best pillow you can buy?
>>56338999
go for the dvala pillow at ikea, it's cheap and is does the trick.
pic related.
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40150851/
>>56339355
If I'm not reading this wrong, that's a pillowcase, not a pillow.
>>56338999
the buckwheat husks pillows are great if you like a firmer pillow
I also have one of the generic 'bamboo' mmeory foam pillows and they're alright. They never really form to your head though
>>56339391
oh shit, might have picked the wrong one.
didn't really read the product description.
anyways, i have the dvala pillow myself and i'am quite happy with it. would recommend.
>>56339445
can't find it on the site...here's a link to the pillows, which one do you recommend?
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/categories/departments/bedroom/20533/
>>56339355
>>56339445
ah shit.. not dvala, it's RĂ–LLEKA
>>56339481
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/70269839/
go for this one
>>56338999
Recently tried some pillows in a specialized shop. Latex is so shit, it's like trying to sleep on a balloon holy shit. Memory foam is actually pretty good, supports the head well while not being too hard. I don't like more classical types as much (such as feather) because they tend to sink in too easily and then I can't breathe comfortably on my back.
That said, a quality mattress is more important than a quality pillow, and I'd rather just use 5 feather pillows at $1 each on a good mattress than a $150 high-end pillow with a shit mattress and ultimately I don't think there's much to discuss beside the inherent technology behind the pillow (namely, material, texture and firmness).
I own that pillow