Review: Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow - Best Places to Buy

I wake up almost every morning with a stiff neck and mild headache. I recently heard about a type of pillow called a Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow. After doing a little bit of research on the history of the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow I discovered that this pillow has been used for years with wonderful results.

What is the Sobakawa Cloud Pillow made of?
Traditional Sobakawa pillows use buck wheat hulls as their filler. The buck wheat hulls allow the head to stay nice and cool by permitting air to flow freely through the pillow. Newer Sobakawa Cloud Pillows are made of over 20,000,000 small Styrofoam beads. These beads still allow the pillow to breathe easily and allow the head to stay cool at night. The beads and the hulls are also supposed to offer unmatched support for the head and neck. I decided on a Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow and I must say that my head felt refreshed and cool throughout the night and I am quite pleased to not have to constantly be turning the pillow all through the night.

Does the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow really help you sleep?
Without a doubt the answer to this question is yes. I am so pleased with this product that I am buying a second one that I can take when I travel. I am a stomach and side sleeper and this pillow allows me to sleep in either position. When I wake up each morning I find that my headaches are gone, and I feel refreshed. I have had no muscle aches in my neck and it has also kept my fingers from falling asleep in the middle of the night.

How much does the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow Cost, and where can I purchase one?
The Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow comes in all your standard sizes from twin to King. Prices vary for the pillow depending on your size but prices start at just $19.95 for the twin size and range to $39.95 for the King sized pillow. I would highly advise that you buy the pillow case that is made to fit the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow. While the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow will fit in a standard sized pillow case it looks rather odd. The Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow case fits the contours of the pillow well and helps your pillow look right when it is presented on a made bed. I purchased my Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow for $29.99 from Target.

Is their anything about the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow to not like?
The only thing I have found about the Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow I don't like is what I mentioned above. The Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow struggles to fit a standard pillow case due to its shape. These shapes and contours are what makes this pillow work so well so it is well worth tolerating. If you are the kind of person who likes your bed to look even when it is made I would encourage you to buy one for your spouse so that it will make your bed look balanced. Heck...they may even wake up in a better mood.

All in all I would highly recommend you purchase a Sobakawa Buck Wheat Pillow. It has been some of the best sleep I have ever had.