Overdoor Cervical Traction Device with Door Bracket

This is a simple and effective piece of kit at a very good price well made with good ratchetsystem.I am a Sports Therapist and use the neckpro regularly, it is equal to devices costing much more.

does exactly what it is for. of good quality and easy to use

Neckpro11 we give it 6/10 compared to the old version as this one has a plastic pully , we just don't put as much traction on as we did the metal one , works well so far , it just doesnt feel as hardy as the old product .Arrived in 2 weeks from order date and in good condition as advertised

Spend the extra money & get the quality unit.

A few years ago, I found the original NeckPro and it was the best form of therapy for my neck pain. Recently, I noticed that the halter was a bit too worn down to be effective so I looked online to order a replacement. I saw the NeckPro II and thought it would be an improvement on an already great product. However, I was completely wrong. All the parts to the NeckPro II seem to be made of a cheap plastic as opposed to the original NeckPro, which contained sturdy metal parts. When using this new device, the cord would not lock in place when increasing tension. I would pull on the cord to set the proper level of tension but when I would release it, the cord holding the halter would slip down causing my neck to jolt slightly. I tried using it a few times and found it to be doing more harm than good as the jolting from the cord caused some major neck irritation. I immediately looked into returning the product but sadly realized they had a "no return policy". I wish I would have noticed that prior to ordering. Typically this is a warning sign. If you are considering this product, try to find the original NeckPro instead. This is a major downgrade and did more damage to my neck than relief.

I have the previous version of the NeckPro and ordered the NPII to have at my second home in case I need it. The previous model is much better built than this one. The ratchet and the door bracket on the NPII is all plastic now and cheaper built in my opinion. The previous version has a solid metal door bracket and better built ratchet that had a 150lb load rating. The new ratchet will slip at 25 lbs of applied force. If you are a big person this may not be adequate. I suppose this new version of this device has been lawyered up just in case someone improperly attached the door bracket and it fell on their head. I also suspect the new version is cheaper to build from the manufacturer's profit standpoint as well. I am almost 6' @ 200 lbs and I prefer the previous NP. Does the new NPII work? - yes it will work for me but I don't like the way it's been changed. I don't trust the plastic bracket although it should not break with the ratchet slip of 25 lbs. I don't like the slip in the new ratchet. I have to max the NPII out in order to do my neck any good - but that is just me. The attached photo shows the difference between the two versions. More time will tell.

Old version built better. This one made of cheap plastic and the pully system slips. But for $8.50 you can get a new pully from home depot and works great