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Its hard to sleep in some trucks. This idea could easily be used in any vehicle but is designed for trucks. A pillow that you place between your steering wheel and head. The pillow resembles a fully deployed airbag during detonation. Same color, stitching and maybe made of similar fabric. Now sleep
is possible in trucks when the seat is impossible to recline.
Inflatable_20Hoodie
no need for a pillow when you have a hoodie [xenzag, Dec 31 2012]
Similarly baked.
https://www.google....AA&biw=1440&bih=785
SkyRest Travel Pillow. [Letsbuildafort, Jan 01 2013]
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Would this press the horn? |
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Wouldn't press the horn, no. To elaborate, I was envisioning a hard plastic base that would grip the outside of the wheel. The plastic would go around the horn switch. |
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[21] this applies to some trucks, in some cases. Such as newer trucks with bucket seats. Or trucks without beds. Example, tank truck, loaded box truck, etc. Personally I drive a jeep wrangler. That was the inspiration for the idea |
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Bakers, I'm surprised. Kind of disappointed. I posted this idea with a intentional flaw. If someone were sleeping soundly on a airbag analogue someone would eventually wake the person. Wake them to see if they were alive and not the victim of a collision that caused the airbag to deploy. Not everyone is versed in airbag technology. The bag is only inflated for a fraction of a second. After detonation it deflates. A person didn't understand the technology they would probably try to save the sleeper. |
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No, we got it and its hilarious. My wife and I laughed
out loud. I love it but its funnier if the horn is
honking the whole time you sleep on it. [+] |
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Okay b the p. I was waiting for someone wearing a serious hat to come in and rain on the idea. |
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although I wore my serious hat when I first defended the idea. |
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Best when the user is a sound sleeper and parked against a brick wall |
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//flaw// well, I was thinking of the little old lady smacking the Mercedes with her handbag. |
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Pretty much already baked - see: SkyRest Travel
Pillow. [link] |
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Letsbuildafort, close, so close. But it has to resemble an airbag. Not a block of foam covered in a pillowcase. |
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By the way, I have always enjoyed your username |
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When the real airbag goes off, as you're reclining on the faux one, how fast will your head go through the back window ? |
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// Its hard to sleep in some trucks. // |
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No it isn't. You just put it in overdrive and wedge your left
knee against the steering wheel. Geography will determine
the length of your nap. |
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Bromance, evil and fort. Whoa. |
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[bliss] You just gave me an idea. Evil fort building. |
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No more couch cushions and blankets. In these forts the materials include un insulated live wires, grease soaked towels and a small smoldering fire for heat. Instead of clothes pins, rusty aligator clips will hold it all together. No discernable exits. |
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Thanks, [evilpenguin] but the SkyRest Travel Pillow is
air-inflated. Looks like all it would need is an
automotive industry makeover and "BAM!" .. so to
say.
That last link from [21 Quest] takes the cake too.
Also: [bliss] don't be jealous! :P |
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