Neck Stretcher Pillow - Cervical Neck and Shoulder Relaxer

Ten minutes on the floor, and your neck lets go

This is a single piece of molded foam shaped like a small saddle. Put it on the floor, lie back so the curve sits under your neck, and let your head and shoulders drop. Your own bodyweight does the rest: the arch holds the curve of your neck open in a gentle cervical traction while the muscles down the front of your neck and across your chest lengthen out.

That is the whole routine. Nothing to plug in, charge, strap on or inflate. The shape does the work, and it is built for people who spend the day looking down at a screen and finish it with a tight band across the top of the shoulders.

Rated 4.6 stars by the people who sit at a screen all day

“This neck stretcher helps relieve the pain and stretches out my back as needed.” Katie P., who works from home on a laptop.

“While laying on it, I can feel my neck and shoulder muscles stretching. When done, I can feel how much more loose my neck and shoulders feel.” Jeric.

“I work on a computer for most of the day and this works wonders as a neck stretcher to relieve the pressure on my neck and shoulders.” Dave G.

“I’m up to using it twice a day.” Margarita.

Every order is covered by the Gear Elevation 90-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it on your own neck for three months.

Two sides: gentle to start, deeper when you want it

The arch has two faces, and which way up you put it sets how strong the stretch feels.

Rounded side up is the gentle setting. The crest sits a little lower, your head is well supported, and the stretch is mild and easy to settle into.

Hollow side up is the deeper setting. Your neck sits further into the curve and the stretch is noticeably more intense, the one to reach for once you are warmed up.

One face also carries a scatter of small raised bumps. They press into the muscles either side of the spine for a firm, pointed massage, so the same ten minutes stretches and massages at once.

Why a molded arch beats a rolled-up towel

A towel flattens under the weight of your head. This is firm molded foam with a little give, matte and lightly textured, so it keeps its curve for the full ten minutes and holds your neck in the same gentle traction from the first second to the last.

It is also made in one piece with two shoulder wings and a scooped tunnel underneath, so it sits steady on a mat, a rug or a carpeted floor while you lie back.

How to use it

1. Put it on a firm flat surface: a rug, a mat or a carpeted floor.
2. Sit in front of it, then lower yourself back so the crest of the arch sits under the curve of your neck.
3. Let your shoulders settle toward the floor. Bend your knees if that feels better.
4. Breathe slowly and stay for about ten minutes. Begin with a couple of minutes on the rounded side and build up to ten.
5. Roll gently to one side and push up with your arm to finish.

Once it is part of your day, use it after work, between meetings or before dinner. The supplier suggests around ten minutes per session, and one buyer says it “does the trick for the 20-30 minutes I use it.”

Specifications

What arrives

• One molded foam neck stretcher in light blue, ready to use out of the box.
• Backed by the 90-day money-back guarantee.

Neck and shoulder relief in ten minutes, portable enough to move from the desk to the living room floor. Add it to your cart and lie back tonight.