The Neck Hammock Portable Cervical Traction Device for Neck Pain Relief and Physical Therapy

Whilst the theory behind the Neck Hammock is sound, it is let down in its practical application by the lack of a metal cradle or stand from which the hammock can be attached and hung. It is acknowledged that the hammock can be hung from a door handle or railing however a practical and suitable location which is without impediments is sometimes difficult to find to effectively hang the hammock from. The availability of a support in the form of a cradle or stand would overcome this problem and make the product far more user friendly and ensure the device could be used from any location. Interestingly, a cheaper knock off or copy of the neck hammock has such a supporting cradle and it is easy to see that it is far more user friendly and practical than the neck hammock which does not have a similar support or cradle available.

I had used up my chiropractor benefits for the year and my neck and jaw were causing problems. Bought this and have used it four times already, twice a day. It has alleviated a lot of pain and I actually feel a bit taller after using it. I plan to make it a regular part of my fitness routine stretch after working out. Very comfortable.

Works well. The stretch bands starts giving way after a month of usage. Worried that it may snap eventually hence had stopped using it.

This is my second neck hammock, I need it and I love it. I travel and can’t always get to a chiropractor. The neck hammock allows my neck to relax and eases the muscles so that I can go on with my day. I’ve tried others, but the original one is the best.

The pads in the hammock create pressure that is not comfortable if used according to the manufacturers direction