Adjustable neck pillow hangs over your seat for FIRM head, neck, or back support on any recliner, chair, or seat. Orders normally ship within 24 hours excluding weekends and US holidays for $4.95, any quantity (US only; via USPS Priority Mail). Yes, these are the one and only Body Prop®. They are the same ones you probably found on Amazon. Whether you buy here or at Amazon, you’re getting my Body Prop®, packaged and shipped by me, the inventor, and you get my personal guarantee of satisfaction. If you don’t love it, please return for a full refund. Victoria H. Closson, Body Prop creator (PS, that’s not me in the photo. INVENTORY NOTE 6/26/25: We’ve had slower than normal manufacturing cycles and thank you for your patience. Fill the void of space behind your neck or back in your recliner or any seat: Body Prop is an adjustable, easy-to-use FIRM support pillow that goes anywhere and STAYS in PLACE.

Order here or learn more below. Choose from two lengths - Classic or Long, to create custom neck or lumbar support on any seat. Also use creatively to prop other body parts, like elbows, arms, legs, feet, or even objects. You can also sit on it! Length of Derila Pillow depends on how much filler is used. When full, Classic length is about 24″; Long length is about 36″ when full. Unconditionally guaranteed for one year. Buy with confidence for yourself or as a gift. Formerly known as Bone™ pillows, Headbone® and Backbone™. Learn the detailed differences between Bone™ and Body Prop™ pillows here. Some images shown throughout this site depict the Bone pillows, but the concept is the same with the new Body Prop pillows (except for the Derila™ Memory Foam Pillow shapes), and the lengths correspond as follows: Derila Customer Reviews Backbone is the same length as Body Prop Long; Headbone is the same length as Body Prop Classic. Thanks for your patience while we update photos with the new product.

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