Ihre Suche nach:
4 Ergebnis(se) in 0.03 s
-
DUK10116477_004
FEATURE - Kissen gegen eingeschlafenen Arm für Kuschelpaare
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10239
Pillow 1
21/03/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Coodle
A new tunnel-shaped pillow for cuddling couples has been designed to slip an arm under the head of a loved one in bed without the limb going numb.Te Coodle pillow has an internal brace design that prevents the weight of your head or your cuddle partner's head from squashing your arm. Now your arm won't fall asleep or go numb. Snuggle comfortably while you binge watch your favorite new series. The company says it can also be used indoors and outdoors for lone sleepers.A spokesman said:” This tunnel shaped pillow is designed for therapeutic and general use.“It was created to prevent pressure, numbness and pain while resting and cuddling.“ Inside each pillow, is high quality foam surrounding four arched plastic braces. “These braces serve to block pressure from pressing against an arm or leg. “Each pillow includes a removable cream colored cover.Prop your head up while watching TV , take it camping or on your next road trip.”Costing $45 USD / €40 Euros , the pillow is made in the US and was crated by real-life partners named Bob and Shirley.The idea came to Bob when Shirley was lying on his arm while watching TV.He cut foam and bent plastic in his oven until he came up with a tunnel shaped pillow and named it the Coodle.
OPS: The Coodle in action. The tunnel shape prevents a numb arm
Picture supplied b y Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10116477_001
FEATURE - Kissen gegen eingeschlafenen Arm für Kuschelpaare
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10239
Pillow 1
21/03/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Coodle
A new tunnel-shaped pillow for cuddling couples has been designed to slip an arm under the head of a loved one in bed without the limb going numb.Te Coodle pillow has an internal brace design that prevents the weight of your head or your cuddle partner's head from squashing your arm. Now your arm won't fall asleep or go numb. Snuggle comfortably while you binge watch your favorite new series. The company says it can also be used indoors and outdoors for lone sleepers.A spokesman said:” This tunnel shaped pillow is designed for therapeutic and general use.“It was created to prevent pressure, numbness and pain while resting and cuddling.“ Inside each pillow, is high quality foam surrounding four arched plastic braces. “These braces serve to block pressure from pressing against an arm or leg. “Each pillow includes a removable cream colored cover.Prop your head up while watching TV , take it camping or on your next road trip.”Costing $45 USD / €40 Euros , the pillow is made in the US and was crated by real-life partners named Bob and Shirley.The idea came to Bob when Shirley was lying on his arm while watching TV.He cut foam and bent plastic in his oven until he came up with a tunnel shaped pillow and named it the Coodle.
OPS: The Coodle in action. The tunnel shape prevents a numb arm
Picture supplied b y Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10116477_003
FEATURE - Kissen gegen eingeschlafenen Arm für Kuschelpaare
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10239
Pillow 1
21/03/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Coodle
A new tunnel-shaped pillow for cuddling couples has been designed to slip an arm under the head of a loved one in bed without the limb going numb.Te Coodle pillow has an internal brace design that prevents the weight of your head or your cuddle partner's head from squashing your arm. Now your arm won't fall asleep or go numb. Snuggle comfortably while you binge watch your favorite new series. The company says it can also be used indoors and outdoors for lone sleepers.A spokesman said:” This tunnel shaped pillow is designed for therapeutic and general use.“It was created to prevent pressure, numbness and pain while resting and cuddling.“ Inside each pillow, is high quality foam surrounding four arched plastic braces. “These braces serve to block pressure from pressing against an arm or leg. “Each pillow includes a removable cream colored cover.Prop your head up while watching TV , take it camping or on your next road trip.”Costing $45 USD / €40 Euros , the pillow is made in the US and was crated by real-life partners named Bob and Shirley.The idea came to Bob when Shirley was lying on his arm while watching TV.He cut foam and bent plastic in his oven until he came up with a tunnel shaped pillow and named it the Coodle.
OPS: The Coodle in action. The tunnel shape prevents a numb arm
Picture supplied b y Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10116477_002
FEATURE - Kissen gegen eingeschlafenen Arm für Kuschelpaare
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10239
Pillow 1
21/03/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture must credit: Coodle
A new tunnel-shaped pillow for cuddling couples has been designed to slip an arm under the head of a loved one in bed without the limb going numb.Te Coodle pillow has an internal brace design that prevents the weight of your head or your cuddle partner's head from squashing your arm. Now your arm won't fall asleep or go numb. Snuggle comfortably while you binge watch your favorite new series. The company says it can also be used indoors and outdoors for lone sleepers.A spokesman said:” This tunnel shaped pillow is designed for therapeutic and general use.“It was created to prevent pressure, numbness and pain while resting and cuddling.“ Inside each pillow, is high quality foam surrounding four arched plastic braces. “These braces serve to block pressure from pressing against an arm or leg. “Each pillow includes a removable cream colored cover.Prop your head up while watching TV , take it camping or on your next road trip.”Costing $45 USD / €40 Euros , the pillow is made in the US and was crated by real-life partners named Bob and Shirley.The idea came to Bob when Shirley was lying on his arm while watching TV.He cut foam and bent plastic in his oven until he came up with a tunnel shaped pillow and named it the Coodle.
OPS: The Coodle in action. The tunnel shape prevents a numb arm
Picture supplied b y Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas