Why This Adjustable Pillow Became a Favorite Among Digital Nomads

Let’s be honest: working from beaches and mountain towns sounds dreamy—until your back starts sounding like bubble wrap.

I’ve been living the digital nomad life for about two years now. One month I’m in Joshua Tree, the next I’m dragging my rolling suitcase across cobblestones in Lisbon. My laptop is always in my backpack, and my bed? Well… it changes more often than my playlist.

So when I say my neck hurts from pillow after pillow—I mean it. Airbnb fluff balls. Hostel sandbags. Even that one thin pillow in Tulum that looked like it came from a decorative basket. My spine was staging a protest.

That’s when I found the Luna. It’s an adjustable pillow for side sleepers—but don’t let the label limit you. I toss and turn a lot (team combo sleeper), and this thing moves with you. You can literally unzip it and change the internal height. That’s been clutch during altitude changes and weird foam mattresses in converted vans.

The shape’s this gentle dip—not too contoured, not too flat—that lets your head rest while your neck support kicks in without you noticing. Like a soft reset button for your alignment. I’d been searching for something that didn’t push my head too high (ahem, feather pillow for neck pain, looking at you) or cave in after a week.

And here’s the kicker: when I bought it, I saw that a portion of every purchase supports animal protection efforts. No flashy marketing. Just quiet, ethical giving. As someone who’s seen too many street dogs while roaming around, that hit home. Big time.

Now I pack it like my passport. Whether I’m crashing in a friend’s loft in Vancouver or curled up on a red-eye, it comes with. The Luna doesn’t scream “travel pillow,” but trust me—it’s the therapy pillow you didn’t know you needed on the go.

Because when you live everywhere, comfort needs to travel with you.