WAOAWSleep Mask for Men Women: Blackout Eye Masks for Sleep - 3D Breathable Soft Comfortable Eye Mask for Travel - Adjustable Light Blocking Night Masks for Sleeping

I have been a user of sleep masks for 2 and 1/2 decades. I guess I could have just said 25 years. The groove I found about 15 years ago was the tempurpedic eye mask, which can be bought for about $30, although I have seen it for twice that, I've almost always been able to find it at the $30 mark. That is a high quality mask, with very soft material, and it tends to stay put on my face. And I can open my eyes in that mask without any trouble. Then I bought a knock off, one made by a different company, that was made almost identically to the tempurpedic version, but somehow it didn't quite do the trick. Like the feeling was off, and I tell you all of this as a preface to why my hopes were not high for this mask.It looks like it's going to be one of those cheapy masks that you buy like 10 to a pack, or a medium scale airline will give you on a flight overseas, but the looks are deceiving.Compared to the tempurpedic design which is almost like a plushie with memory foam inside, and you could vaguely say that it has a shape to it, this is like architecture. The inside of it is well-formed with a deliberate cavity almost like a diving mask, leaving the entire area in front of the eyes unobstructed. It also thoroughly passes the test of any eye mask which is that absolutely zero light gets in. It's very comfortable, though my one concern about it is the material that the strap is made out of. The strap is adjustable, using some loops, as opposed to the tempurpedic approach which is to use Velcro. The tempurpedic elastic would wear out over time and I would run out of room to move the Velcro tighter and tighter, until I would buy a new mask. I don't have any complaints about the value I got out of it, but it is a design oversight. The concern I have about this one is that the elastic strap feels like it's made out of an even cheaper material, so I am worried that over time it will lose its elasticity and the mask will become somewhat useless, but at present, I find that I prefer this mask, even in my sleep. (I usually sleep with four or five sleep masks somewhere in the bed, and while I'm no longer in the habit of taking the mask off in my sleep, I still sometimes do, and then feel around to find another mask also in my sleep, and in the case of this one I seem to prefer it even when I'm unconscious).

I love these sleep masks. I have purchased 3 for myself and bought one for my husband and each daughter. I needed them as I was going through a series of eye surgeries and wanted to keep my eyes protected at night. They are truly light blocking, and nice and oversized. Well padded so they maintain their shape after months and months of use and washes. Great padding around each eye that allow you to open your eyes without your eyelashes being smooshed down.

Great eye mask. The rim around the eyes blocks all light out and is extremely comfortable. Good quality, soft material.

This sleep mask has been the most effective one I've used for blocking out 98% of light and sights, from a sleep-in morning to a nap on a plane. The only downside I've found is that it'll always slip off my head by morning (as I turn over) and it's not as comfortable to sleep on my side with like low-profile sleep masks. However, when I'm needing to block out as much light as I can for a snooze, this is definitely a good one.

I’ve tried several different brands and styles of sleep masks and this is the first one that’s truly done a great job at blocking ALL light for me and being comfortable to wear. I would buy it again if I lost it…and again, and again. My only criticism was that the bag it comes in is sort of cheap, but it still gets the job done.

Got this item as a gift for my husband uses them every night.Why did you pick this product vs others?:very comfortable and has kept the shape well

Great for blocking out light and sleeping! My friends now all have one.

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