Neck relief in minutes — gentle spine decompression at home
Release neck tension after work, workouts, or screen time. This door-anchor neck sling provides a comfortable, controlled cervical traction to ease pressure, improve posture awareness, and help you relax—anywhere you can clip and hang.
Why you’ll love it
- Professional-style traction — Gentle decompression to take pressure off the cervical spine.
- Tool-free setup — Clips to doors, hooks, pull-up bars, or trees in seconds.
- Adjustable & comfortable — Padded cradle, smooth straps, and quick height control.
- Portable — Packs flat for travel, home, gym, or office use.
Features
- Soft, breathable padded head/neck cradle.
- Heavy-duty straps & carabiners with quick-release buckle.
- Door/overhead anchor compatible; no drilling required.
- Suggested session length: 5–10 minutes to start.
Why we chose it
At Triva, we look for recovery tools that remove friction. This sling is non-invasive, fast to set up, and height-adjustable, making short, consistent decompression breaks realistic at home or on the go.
How to use
- Anchor — Loop over a sturdy door, hook, pull-up bar, or branch (door closed/locked).
- Adjust height — Cradle should sit at chin level when you lean back.
- Settle in — Rest the base of the skull in the cradle, relax shoulders and jaw.
- Breathe & decompress — 5–10 minutes, then slowly return to standing.
- Progress — Add time gradually as comfort allows.
FAQs
Who is it for?
Great for desk workers, travelers, and fitness folks seeking gentle traction and neck relief.
Can it replace medical treatment?
No. It’s a non-medical comfort/training aid. If you have acute injury, herniation, dizziness, or other conditions, consult a professional first.
Where can I mount it?
Any sturdy closed door, wall hook, pull-up bar, or stable overhead point that supports your body load.
Safety note
Stop immediately if you feel pain, tingling, dizziness, or numbness. Not for use if pregnant, post-surgery, or with diagnosed cervical instability unless cleared by a clinician.
