Sigo Tenor Recorder by Kunath

Marsoni

M251S

$155.00

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Sigo Tenor Recorder by KunathNow in stock and available for immediate despatch While there are recorder models that are played today based on the ideas of historical instrument makers such as Rottenburgh, Denner, Kynseker, Bressan and others, Sigo goes its own way. Sigo is a recorder model series developed in collaboration between Kunath Instrumentenbau and Geri Bollinger, one of Europe's leading recorder makers. The tenor instrument has almost the same grip width as a soprano

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As a post menopausal person I did not find this cooling at all. The material is memory foam which holds heat but more importantly my head sinks in so that half of it is always surrounded by the pillow, trapping heat. It IS a supportive, soft and comfy pillow. For cooling though, I found it better to buy a firmer, thinner pillow which keeps my head from sinking into it, allowing heat to dissipate.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025

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CakeLady

New York, US

★★★★★ 4

Nice and squishy

Set name: UltraCool Pillow, Standard - Soft/Medium Firmness, Item length width: 30.0 Inches

Not really a "cooling" pillow, but better than a standard or or fiber filled pillow. All these types of pillows and other bed linens are initially cool to the touch, but they quickly heat up to match your body temperature. Although the technology currently does not exist to maintain constant cooling, pillows like this are a good compromise for now. It's nice and soft and is a good value for the price.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025

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Joseph Urban

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 5

New Fave

Set name: UltraCool Pillow, Standard - Medium/Firm Firmness, Item length width: 30.0 Inches

Love It so far... Its cool and comfortable... just the right firmness

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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025

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Richard E. Yourish

Bozeman, US

★★★★★ 3

Doesn’t stay cool long

Set name: UltraCool Pillow, Standard - Soft/Medium Firmness, Item length width: 30.0 Inches

The pillow was a little softer than I expected. It’s cool at first but at least for me heats up fast.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2024

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bryce colwell

Chelsea, US

★★★★★ 2

too soft, useless. but cool, kindah

Set name: UltraCool Pillow, Standard - Medium/Firm Firmness, Item length width: 30.0 Inches

the problem with these "cooling" pillows is any cooling effect is almost completely negated by a pillow case. this particular pillow is cool to the touch, but completely useless as it flattens out completely, way too soft I think for anyone. I would not recommend this "NASA" pillow for anyone for anything. Maybe for 10 bucks, but certainly not what they ask for this. I did keep it though. It is "cool" but only for a moment and your flipping it around like any other pillow. also way too soft. BUt, it has been cool enough to get me back to sleep.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025