Eight hours at a screen leaves your neck stiff before the day ends.
Neck Tension Builds Quietly Through The Day
Tilting your head by hand is hard to hold at a steady angle.
Gym classes and appointments get skipped in a busy week.
Equipment with bolts and frames is rarely worth setting up nightly.
A STEADY HOLD, NOT A GUESS
Let The Sling Hold The Angle
The contoured sling cradles the chin and head while the straps carry the weight, so the angle stays steady as you relax.
Sessions stay short and gentle by design. You set the strap length once and repeat the same position whenever you need it.
FITS THE DOOR YOU ALREADY HAVE
Hooks Over, Straps Down, Ready
Two metal hooks sit over the door and the adjustable straps hang beneath them, so there is no frame, clamp, or wall fixing.
Setup takes a moment and comes down just as easily, so it is realistic to use on an ordinary evening rather than a day off.
PART OF AN EVENING, NOT AN EVENT
A Calm Few Minutes After Work
Use it after a long stretch at the desk or at the end of the day. Short, gentle sessions fit into a routine far better.
It comes in black, red, green, and grey, and the polyester sling packs flat when you want it out of the way.
Two hooks rest over the door with no drilling or clamps.
Two straps set the height and tension range for each user.
A shaped sling cradles the chin and head during a session.
The skin-friendly polyester feels smooth against the neck.
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FAQ
How do I set up the over-door traction sling?
Hang the two metal hooks over the top of the door, attach the adjustable straps, and set the length before each session.
Does it need any tools or drilling?
No. The hooks rest over the door and nothing is fixed to the wall, so there are no tools and no marks to leave behind.
Is the strap length adjustable?
Yes. The two adjustable straps let you set the height and fit for different users and preferences.
What is included?
One cervical traction sling, two metal door hooks, and two adjustable hanging straps.
Is it safe for everyone to use?
No. Speak to a medical professional first if you have a severe cervical spine injury or a pre-existing condition.