NeckTrack Air

The NeckTrack Air is a cervical vertebrae decompression instrument that uses the force of compressed air to perform a vertical stretch of the neck between the shoulders and the head. Its "stepped" design allows this force to be applied without compressing the neck and therefore without producing an unpleasant feeling of suffocation. The NeckTrack air allows the cervical and neck to be stretched gently.

Its use is recommended in the event of cervical problems such as a herniated disc, degenerative disc disease, disc narrowing, osteoarthritis, protrusion, trapped cervical nerve, cervical muscle contractions.

In addition to its powerful action on the vertebral discs, the NeckTrack improves the alignment of the cervical vertebrae with respect to each other by returning them to their correct position.

Many people suffer from neck pain due to incorrect neck posture. Regular use of the NeckTrack helps correct and straighten neck posture.

The NeckTrack is covered with flannel for optimal comfort.

Product use

The use of the NeckTrack is extremely simple and accessible to all.

The NeckTrack is installed on the shoulders around the neck and is attached with a double velcro. The user then pumps the NeckTrack until a sufficient level of traction is reached, then blocks the valve to maintain the traction force for the desired length of time. When you inflate the three or four air chambers, the NeckTrack performs a stretch of the cervical vertebrae:

Step 1: The user places the deflated or partially inflated NeckTrack around their neck and attaches the Velcro straps

Step 2: The user inflates the NeckTrack using the hand pump until the neck is stretched.

Step 3: The user engages the airflow blocker and keeps the NeckTrack inflated for a period of at least five minutes. Using it should be done while lying or sitting and in stillness. It is however possible to read, work or watch television during the session. It is advisable to do at least two five-minute sessions per day. There is no risk in doing more or longer, however, we recommend starting slowly if your cervical vertebrae are badly damaged.

Clinical tests

The effectiveness of spinal traction has been demonstrated by numerous clinical studies in prestigious American institutions and universities. Traction of the cervical vertebrae opens the intervertebral space and creates suction from the center of the spinal disc. According to the results of scientific studies on spinal traction, this practice can make it possible to reabsorb a herniated or protruding disc, to rehydrate a spinal disc, to reverse degenerative processes such as disc disease or cervical osteoarthritis. On the other hand, this practice is safe and painless.

The NeckTrack can also be used to relieve cervical muscles and ligaments as it allows the head to rest directly on the shoulders without exerting weight on the neck. When you inflate the NeckTrack, you easily feel when your head is perfectly supported, and then you can stop inflating and close the valve. It is possible to work on the computer, cook, watch TV, read etc. during the session.

Money-back guarantee

The NeckTrack is a simple device that has already helped thousands of people with neck pain. It is covered by the satisfaction guarantee for thirty days.

You will be 100% satisfied with your NeckTrack. If not, we will take it back and give you a full refund. You've probably spent a lot of money on your back or neck already and we don't want you spending more than just having a solution that for sure will help you effectively and in the long run.

Your NeckTrack test is risk-free. So you have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

How does the Necktrack act on pain?

- Before using the NeckTrack: the cervical discs are pinched, dehydrated, herniated, or affected by osteoarthritis. Some nerves can get stuck, causing pain and tingling in the shoulders or arms.

- While using the NeckTrack: the cervical vertebrae are separated from each other, creating an intervertebral space and blood aspiration into the cavity and towards the disc.

- Tense nerves are relieved. After regular use: cervical discs return to their normal shape and function. Neck posture is improved. The nerves are unblocked.

NeckTrack Air-Benefits

After years of poor posture and straining your neck and shoulders, your spinal discs are often crushed and dehydrated much like dry sponges. Keeping this in mind, if you decompress or stretch a dry sponge lightly in the air, it will hardly change shape, it will hardly re-inflate. On the other hand, if you decompress or slightly stretch a dry sponge in a bucket of water or even in a very humid room, it will gradually re-inflate and regain its original shape.

The effect of NeckTrack on your spinal discs is similar, which is why it is strongly recommended to increase blood circulation throughout the neck area before and during sessions. You can use cream to stimulate circulation in the neck and improve micro-circulation inside the tissues, or you can at least activate it by massaging or by applying heat. You can also activate it with the help of physical exercise in the neck and shoulder region (stretching, gymnastics), which is often less easy in the event of pain.

What is spinal decompression?

After years of poor posture and straining your neck and shoulders, your spinal discs are often crushed and dehydrated much like dry sponges. Keeping this picture, if you decompress or stretch a dry sponge lightly in the air, it will hardly change shape, it will hardly re-inflate. On the other hand, if you decompress or slightly stretch a dry sponge in a bucket of water or even in a very humid room, it will gradually re-inflate and regain its original shape.

The effect of NeckTrack on your spinal discs is similar, which is why it is strongly recommended to increase blood circulation throughout the neck area before and during sessions. You can use cream to stimulate circulation in the neck and improve micro-circulation inside the tissues, or you can at least activate it by massaging or by applying heat. You can also activate it with the help of physical exercise in the neck and shoulder region (stretching, gymnastics), which is often less easy in the event of pain.