KingfunAdjustable Leg Elevation Pillow with Dual Handles, Support Orthopedic Leg Pillow with Memory Foam, Bed Wedge Pillows for After Surgery, Ankle, Knee Injury, Foot Rest, Swelling

Title: Kingfun Honeyou Adjustable Leg Pillow: A True Game-Changer!Review:I am genuinely impressed with the Kingfun Honeyou Adjustable Leg Pillow. This product has exceeded my expectations and proved to be an excellent addition to our daily life, especially in an unexpected situation of my wife breaking her foot while on vacation.The pillow holds its shape remarkably well - even after prolonged use, it doesn’t sink or deform, maintaining its original form and continuing to provide the support needed. This is particularly important when dealing with an injury that requires consistent elevation, like a broken foot.One of the standout features of this pillow is its adjustability. This feature allowed us to customize the height according to my wife's comfort, making her rest and sleep periods more comfortable. It's not always easy to find products that cater so well to individual needs, but the Kingfun Honeyou Adjustable Leg Pillow definitely excels in this aspect.In terms of quality, I must say it is top-notch. It is a resilient and durable product that quickly became a reliable part of our healing routine. Despite the urgent need for a supportive pillow due to an unfortunate accident, I am glad we found the Kingfun Honeyou Adjustable Leg Pillow.In conclusion, if you're in need of a leg pillow that offers quality, adjustability, and durability, I wholeheartedly recommend the Kingfun Honeyou Adjustable Leg Pillow. It's not just a product; it's a solution to a problem, providing comfort and relief when it's most needed. We couldn't be happier with this purchase!

I loved that it kept my foot safely elevated and prevented me from accidentally rolling over in my sleep. It has a soft removable cover that makes it easy to wash and it is a nice firm foam that dig not sag with the weight of my leg in the cast or tall walking boot. I especially liked the fabric handle on it that made it easier to pull into position from a reclined awkward position on my back. It helped me get the swelling and thus pain under control for faster recovery. Bed pillows simply did not cut it. I also like that it has enough space in the dip to have both of my legs so that I did not end up with hip and lower back issues from sleeping with just one leg up. If you have leg swelling issues of have foot surgery or a broken foot, I strongly suggest you get this pillow and make your life and recovery easier.

This is solid preformed foam; it seems to be a good height to elevate your leg if you’ve broken or fractured or had surgery on it and need to keep it elevated above your heart level.I bought it after surgery to repair multiple fractures on my right ankle and use it typically when I’m back in bed during the hours before I go to sleep at times, to effortlessly raise the leg.It’s not like soft pillows or blankets that compress down too much with the weight of your leg, so it does keep your leg up there at a higher, but not uncomfortable, height. It also has a soft flat strap on two sides (great idea!) with which you can drag it toward yourself, so it’s easy for the patient (you) to maneuver without help. I believe it came compressed and puffs out.So—good product! The only down-side is related to the fact that it does what it’s supposed to—that it doesn’t compress much when you lay your foot/leg on it. What this means is that if your foot or leg is in something hard (cast, splint, something with hardness that causes you pain in certain positions or when your meds have worn low), there’s little give (it’s foam, not a pile of feathers) and it’s not as totally comfortable as the softest pillow (on which your leg would sink too low). As a compromise, you can put your leg on this and put a soft pillow next to it for more comfort.In defense of this product, though, it is very well made, and the cover, which seems to be removable for washing (?), is a soft pleasant velvet-like (?) material.Overall, it is exactly like what it looks like, and does what it says it does!

I got this to use after my foot surgery and I am so glad that I did. If I was going to rely solely on pillows, I would have soon given up on elevating my foot. With this grey leg support, I used it anytime and anywhere. It is lightweight, has handles, and is so comfortable. It supports the upper leg and behind the knee so I don’t hyper-extend my knee. I sleep with it too. I might continue to use it after I am fully healed because it is so comfortable. Get it!Let’s say you only use it for a month. That is potentially 720 hours that you will comfortably and easily elevate your leg. It is worth the money. I even used it in the car for my first few follow up doctor appointments.

Update: I had my total knee replacement yesterday and physical therpist hone visit was today. They told me the Wedge is good for hip replacement recovery in the straght edge down position but, for total knee replacement, the Wedge should be turned over so the straight-edge side is up and will keep knee extended straight. No matter which way you use it, is important to pull up very close and under hops with foot preferably extending over end of Wedge. Works perfectly thus way. I only wish there were handles on all sides to carry or pull in place.‐‐---------I bought to prop up my leg after total new replacement surgery. I am still waiting for the surgery; however, I decided to try out this prop. The cushion feels firm and all of it is larger than I had envisioned so it is good that the cushion cover has handles. One leg fits on it, which is how it was intended.The very first time I decided to put my leg up and recline on my sofa to watch a movie, fifteen minutes later I was overwhelmed with acid reflux, a problem I have not experienced in many years. To have the leg spread straight out and at a level above the heart apparently means it is above my stomach and throat as well. The cushion is so big and goes right up to the hip so once you have your leg in it, you are not really going to be changing positions very well. Now I am skeptical of using it unless I can find a way to also lay in a position that elevates my neck/etc better.My zero-gravity La-Z-Boy recliner is looking better and better for the knee surgery recovery.