Since it covers your ears, how is it when you sleep on your side? Does it make any sound when you move your head around?
1420234
Nothing that should stop your investment in sleeping through the night....well worth it.
1420235
Well its very pluffy, so you wont feel it at all. And its made out of cloth so it doesnt make any sound when you move your head around pillow. But there is one thing that I need to mention here. So both ends are held together with a cloth zippy thing, which is kinda bumpy. That might discomfort you, until you get used to it.
1420236
No, I don't recall any negative about the sound when you laid on it (and I'm a side sleeper). Again, it was just the sweatiness it caused around and in the ears that bothered me.
1420237
No it is very comfortable ! It does not make any noise when you move but that being said it does not block any noise ! I worked nights and found it better to black out my windows ! It worked the best.
1420238
I have not noticed any sound. It is so comfortable and completely blocks the light.
1420239
It's quite comfortable, in my opinion. You feel your head completely surrounded, so to speak, which is why it prevents light from getting in. When you move your head around, it doesn't really make noise (I'm not exactly sure what you mean). They send you a pair of earplugs too. Basically, the part of the sleeping mask that covers your ears is just a small supplement to the earplugs. Hope this helped!
1200188
More comfortable than a pair of Beats, I suppose, but....I'm not sure if I would advise sleeping on your side with something jammed into your ear in any set of circumstances...
410610
I find it most comfortable for sleeping on your back (head tilted R or L occasionally). After some time, I push it aside and sleep on my side on the traditional pillow that was underneath.
1755142
It happens because it captures the air when you zip it close. Apply pressure on the pillow as you zip it close so no air gets trapped. The only thing I don't like about this is that it's noisy when I turn my head at night. Other then that. No complaints.
196274
When you say cover you just mean the material of the matress right? No, it does not make any noise. The mattress has been great. The infant side though is super firm. I always used the toddler side! Hope that helps!
1511971
It does not make any noise. You won't even notice that it is there, it feels the same as if having a regular mattress cover.
1208721
The noise doesn't bother me at all. Like sleeping in a bean bag chair. Once your head is comfortable, you are not moving around anyway, so there is no noise.
1208723
I sleep on my side as well. Only reason I noticed any noise at all is because it was mentioned on reviews by those who would obsess over such things. Truth be told, one's own hair makes noise so it is about the same category as that. In other words, the brain ends up overriding these little things after a bit. On the other hand, being that the pillow conforms so well, you end up not moving nearly as much as you may trying to adjust a traditional pillow so I say it's a wash, overall.
685029
I sleep either on my side or back and have found this mask to the most comfortable I've ever tried. The velcro fastens more toward the right side of your head than the back anyway, so that is where you would feel a very slight bit of extra fabric if you are sensitive to that sort of thing. Personally I've not had a bit of trouble in any sleeping position.
1825154
Yes, Ma'am. I'm a side and back sleeper and I love this mask. The key is not to adjust the strap too tight and remove the earplugs from the holder. I've had mine for week now and sleep deeper and through the night. We went up north to our cabin a few days and I made sure I brought that mask with me.
1043001
Interesting you say that. I too used to have a sore ear from sleeping on my side, but I haven't since I got the pillow. Not sure if that's the reason or not, but it hasn't bothered me in a while. Wish I could be more helpful and assure you 100% but it makes sense, as the pillow is constantly conforming to your head as you turn.
967931
Due to an injury in the military and joint replacements, I sleep on my back most of the time with the only changes in the elevation of my head. I have NO problems sleeping with this mask and do not consider the mask's velcro to be thick, nor do I feel it, nor have it wake me from sleep. I'm sure this is the only 'noticeable' you meant.
1371267
It does cover your ear completely, but some sound escapes. It's built that way.
455088
I sleep in mine all the time. With my ear in the pillow sometimes the marshmallow type cushion will close off and the sound will bemuffled, but I just move my head a bit until it opens up again.The other cushions don't do this but I find the marshmallowsmore comfortable. I pretty much live with these in my ear. ;)
522399
Haven't noticed any noise at all. We only have my husbands side in use because he gets cold easy and I keep my side turned off because I am plaged with hot flashed and supply my own heat naturally. If both sides are turned on then maybe there would be a sound but I haven't checked it out. I'm a light sleeper so any sound would keep me awake all night.
1749914
I also sleep on my side but have used this pillow only 5 or 6 times. So far it has been fine... no problem with my ear. Hope that helps.
800312
I sleep on it every night. ALTHOUGH THE MANUFACTURER says not to. I fall asleep with it on and it shuts itself off. You will not feel any discomfort from it.