Neck Stretcher Hammock Stand for Neck Decompression, Cervical Traction Device Stand Steel Heavy Duty, Neck Decompressor Neck Stretching Strap Stand Frame for Neck Tension Relief, Stand Only

I already had the neck hammock, which I used in the door, but I always felt like it wasn’t hung at the right angle. This device solves the issue of the hanging angle.

I have a neck stretcher, and I usually use it with the support on the doorknob or using a cloth rack. However, the hanging angle is difficult to adjust in order to obtain the stretching effect on neck. Also, by using the cloth rack, I also need to stable and fix the rack from falling down with the aid of heavy stuff such as dumbbells.This hammock stand seems help to make my neck stretching exercise simple. It needs simple assembly without additional tools. There are just few parts to assemble, and it is easy to finish the assembly. Please noted that this stand is merely the rack and not accompanied with the neck stretching device. The stand is made of steel which is heavy duty and durable. The tubes are connected with inner anchor pins that are stable and easy detachable. Moreover, the stand allows to adjust height to suit different needs through its 5 stages adjustable gear with inner anchor pins. The stand also has an anti-fall hook to ensure the neck traction device safely keep in place on the rack without slipping down. In addition, there are 4 non-slip rubber ring pads on the base steel tubes. However, they are small and loose that seems made with low quality material. My rack even has one pad missing. Anyway, the missing of a non-slip rubber pad doesn’t affect the using of this stand.Overall, this stand is sturdy and helps me setting up the neck stretcher easily for doing my neck stretching exercise. Moreover, the stand is portable that allows the exercise to be performed at anywhere no matter indoor or outdoor.

Partnered with the neck sling not included it is working to relieve the pressure and tension I have both in my neck and shoulders.

I gave it two stars because it's a study stand for a neck hammock. I took 3 stars because the hammock doesn't come with it. It shows a neck sling, discusses it but no it isn't included..

The description clearly says stand only. The picture is a bit deceptive, however it is a proper stand. You just need to buy your own head strap.

Product is worthless. Didn’t come with the band or neck brace so I just have a worthless stand without the whole point of the purchase.

I ordered this neck hammock stand, hoping it would help with some stiffness in my neck. I was really excited to put it to use, but when I received it, I quickly realized I only got the stand—no hammock included! My bad for not reading the description closely.That said, the stand itself is durable and solid. It’s a well-built piece of equipment, but I can’t fully rate it just yet because I still need the hammock. So, if you’re looking to order this, just know you’re only getting the stand. For what it is, I’d give it a five out of five—just make sure you’re aware of what you’re getting!

I knew going in that this was the frame only and the head sling would have to be a separate order.I searched for an affordable neck sling so I could use this product. This was a big problem. There was no suggested neck sling and what I found was expensive. I ended up ordering something that looked like what was in the picture. It was actually a doorknob neck stretcher, which made me wonder why I would need this frame when I could do the same thing on a doorknob. The doorknob option fits easily into a small bag and can be stored easier than this large piece of equipment.The frame does work and is comfortable. I guess the benefit of this over the door equipment is that there is no chance that someone will open the door on me while using it. I just cannot get over the frame's size, it is a trip hazard in small spaces.It is easy enough to build, and snap together. It has those press in spring pins or snap pins to keep the bars in place. Sometimes they are really hard to push in to take apart. I can take the legs off but would prefer not to take apart the overextending bar off the shoulders of the frame. This is the hardest part to put together.Overall, this frame does what it is supposed to do. I suggest doing your research before committing to this large style of frame. I saw it and really wanted to try it out.