Inflatable Neck Traction Collar with Adjustable Support

Support shaped around your head and neck

Inflate to your level

A hand pump fills the airbag in small strokes, and the central knob sets how firm the support feels. You get the level you want on the first try, then adjust whenever the day changes. Composite panels on the top and bottom edges of the bladder help the ring hold its shape under the head.

Head held in place

The transparent frame cups the chin and the back of the skull, so the head stays where you put it. The chin and occipital supports sit at fixed points, so you do not have to hold your head up while you rest.

Soft against the skin

The lining is pure cotton with a padded layer that sits against the neck. Small ventilation holes in the airbag keep the skin dry, so the collar stays comfortable through a longer rest.

The figures behind the fit

• 599gNet weight
• 6 gearsHeight adjustment levels
• 4 pcsCollar, pump, hose and manual
• 360°Protection noted on packaging

Inflate to your comfort in three steps

1. 1
   Fit the collar

   Sit upright, place the collar around the neck and rest the chin in the front support. Secure the side straps so the frame sits snug.

2. 2
   Pump in small strokes

   Connect the air hose to the valve and squeeze the hand pump gradually. Stop after a few strokes and check how the head feels.

3. 3
   Fine-tune with the knob

   Turn the central knob to adjust the level. Settle back, close your eyes and rest for 10 to 15 minutes.

Everything you need, four items

• Neck traction collar×1

  Inflatable bladder, fabric lining and clear contoured frame

• Aluminium hand pump×1

  Champagne gold finish with a connector for the air hose

• Air hose×1

  Links the pump to the valve on the collar

• Instruction manual×1

  Read before first use to set inflation and fit

From a locked neck to a rest you set

The 3pm stiffness

By mid-afternoon the neck is locked and the shoulders have climbed toward the ears. A flat pillow or a slump on the sofa gives the head no lift, so the stiffness settles in for the evening. Every day of hunching adds strain on top of the last one.

A support you can tune

The reverse-C airbag wraps the neck and holds the head on chin and occipital supports. A hand pump fills the bladder, and the Velcro straps set the height across six gears. You stop inflating when the head rests comfortably, not when a fixed shape decides for you.

Rest that fits your day

Ten to fifteen minutes at the desk, a break on the couch, or a short rest in bed while propped up. The collar carries the weight of the head for those minutes, and you let the air out when the break ends. Work resumes with a neck that moves freely.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Find your inflation level

   Inflate in small steps and stop when the head rests comfortably without pressing on the throat. Your first session is the calibration. Results vary by person and posture.

2. 3 uses
   Build a routine

   Short breaks teach you the right level for your desk or couch. Setting the fit gets quicker with each session.

3. 30 days
   Track your breaks

   Keep a simple note of how your neck feels after each rest. If pain persists, speak with a clinician before you continue.

Simple care for a long-lasting collar

• Wipe the lining

  Clean the cotton lining with a damp cloth and let it air dry before the next use.

• Store deflated

  Let the air out and store the collar flat so the airbag is not left under pressure.

• Check the valve

  Confirm the hose sits firmly on the valve before every inflation.