Stabilization pillows
View Patent ↗Stabilization pillows for offsetting mattress deformation caused by a user's weight in accordance with embodiments of the invention are disclosed. In one embodiment, a stabilization pillow includes a top surface and a bottom surface, and a bottom padding portion, where the bottom padding portion protrudes relative to the bottom surface to offset mattress deformation caused by a user's weight on a mattress.
1. A stabilization pillow, comprising:
a top surface and a bottom surface;
a bottom padding portion, wherein:
the bottom padding portion comprises a base and a peak;
wherein the base curves around a center point; and
wherein the peak curves around the center point;
the bottom padding portion further comprises a declining slope from the peak to the base; and
the bottom padding portion protrudes relative to the bottom surface to offset mattress deformation caused by a user's weight on a mattress; and
a shoulder channel located at the center point, wherein the shoulder channel is a recessed area that provides space for a user's shoulder when the user is lying on their side.
2. The stabilization pillow of claim 1 , wherein the stabilization pillow is constructed using memory foam.
3. The stabilization pillow of claim 1 , wherein the base is located further from the center point of the fourth side than the peak.
4. The stabilization pillow of claim 1 further comprising a head support portion to provide lateral head support.
5. The stabilization pillow of claim 4 , wherein the head support portion is recessed relative to the top surface.
6. The stabilization pillow of claim 4 , wherein the head support portion is a channel having a center section contour.
7. The stabilization pillow of claim 6 , wherein the head support portion cradles a user's head to offset rotational imbalance.
8. The stabilization pillow of claim 4 , wherein a main portion of the stabilization pillow is made using a first material having a first spring constant and the head support portion is made using a second material having a second spring constant.
9. The stabilization pillow of claim 8 , wherein the second spring constant is lower than the first spring constant.
10. The stabilization pillow of claim 4 further comprising a neck support portion, wherein the neck support portion protrudes relative to the top surface.
11. The stabilization pillow of claim 1 further comprising at least one first air channel that extends between the top surface through a portion of the pillow up to and including completely through the bottom surface.
12. The stabilization pillow of claim 11 further comprising at least one second air channel that extends perpendicular to the top surface and the bottom surface.
13. The stabilization pillow of claim 12 , wherein the at least one first air channel and the at least one second air channel intersect.