Inflatable Neck Traction Collar for Neck Pain Relief

A 20° curve that works with your neck

A 20° curve that follows the neck

The collar is built on a 20° curve, so it sits along the line of your neck instead of pushing it flat. Once inflated, the shape keeps the neck in that gentle arc across the full 360 degrees of the collar. Wide, flat collars cannot do that.

Set the pressure yourself

A hand pump and hose connect to the inflation valve. Add air until the support feels right, then stop. You can let air out whenever you want. The pump has a pressure-limiting valve that releases air automatically at the maximum, so you do not have to guess where the top setting sits.

Breathable air-hole lining

The navy lining has round air vents spread across its panels, and the inner layer is pure cotton. The vents are there to cut down on stuffiness during longer wear, which makes a 15 to 30 minute session easier to sit through on a warm afternoon.

Four numbers to know before you inflate

• 20°Curved ergonomic traction shape
• 15-30 minRecommended session length
• 1-2 timesDaily use guidance
• 600 gPacked weight of the collar

Inflate, rest, and release in three steps

1. 1
   Connect the pump

   Attach the hand air pump hose to the inflation valve on the collar. Make sure the connection sits snug before you start pumping.

2. 2
   Inflate to comfort

   Pump in small amounts and stop when the support feels right. Begin at a light setting. The pressure-limiting valve releases air automatically once the maximum is reached.

3. 3
   Rest, then release

   Sit upright and rest for 15 to 30 minutes, one or two times a day. When you are done, let the air out, remove the collar, and return to your day.

The collar and hand pump, nothing more

• Inflatable polymer neck collar×1

  Grey shell with a navy cotton-lined interior and air-hole panels

• Hand air pump with hose×1

  Connects to the collar inflation valve

Stiff by mid-afternoon, supported by evening

The stiffness that builds all day

Hours at a screen pull the head forward, and the neck tightens a little more each day. By mid-afternoon, turning to check a monitor or glancing over a shoulder starts to feel guarded. A quick stretch helps for a minute, then you sit back down in the same posture.

A collar that adjusts to you

This collar follows a 20° curve that tracks the line of the neck instead of sitting as a flat band. A hand pump fills the air bladder to the level you pick, so the support is never locked at one setting. A fixed foam collar gives you one level of support. This one gives you the level you choose.

Rest on your own terms

Sit upright, inflate to a level that feels supportive, and rest for 15 to 30 minutes. Release the air when you are done and get back to your day. Start light, and if pain persists or worsens, check with a clinician before you go further.

What to expect as you use it

1. First use
   Learn your comfortable level

   Start with light inflation and a 15 minute session. Notice how the collar feels and adjust the pump until the support is right for you.

2. 3 uses
   Find your routine

   After a few sessions you will know which level and timing suit your day. Keep sessions within 15-30 minutes, one or two times daily.

3. 30 days
   Track how your neck feels

   Note how stiff your neck is at the start and end of the day. If pain persists or gets worse, take those notes to a clinician.

Wipe clean and keep the lining breathing

• Wipe with a damp towel

  Use a wet towel on the shell and the lining.

• Avoid direct washing

  Wipe the collar rather than washing it directly.

• Keep the vents clear

  Check the air holes regularly and keep them free of lint and dust.