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Foam Neck Stretcher Traction Wedge — supplier photograph of the product
Wellness & Comfort

Foam Neck Stretcher Traction Wedge

A contoured foam wedge that supports the neck in a gentle stretch position for a few minutes of desk-break relaxation.

€43.95

Available to order

Price includes VAT.

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  • Estimated delivery: 6–12 working days
  • Delivery €4.95 — free over €60.00
  • 30-day returns — see our returns policy

The details

Hours at a desk tend to leave the neck stiff and hunched forward, and this foam wedge gives it a few minutes of gentle counter-stretch to unwind. Lying back with the neck resting in the contoured cutout lets gravity ease the head into a supported stretch position rather than holding a static desk posture all day.

The firm foam holds its shape under the weight of the head, so the stretch stays consistent rather than sinking flat the way a soft pillow would. Most people use it in short sessions of five to ten minutes, lying on a mat or bed rather than sitting upright.

Expect a wedge-shaped block of firm foam with a curved cutout sized to cradle the back of the neck, wrapped in a washable or wipeable cover. It's compact enough to keep under a desk or beside a yoga mat for regular short breaks.

This suits anyone with a desk-bound routine looking for a simple relaxation break, framed purely as a comfort and stretch accessory rather than a medical product.

Why we stock it

  • Contoured cutout cradles the neck in a gentle stretch position

  • Firm foam holds its shape for a consistent supported stretch

  • Compact size fits under a desk or beside a yoga mat

  • Short five to ten minute sessions fit easily into a break

Good to know

Is this a medical device?

No — it's a comfort and stretch accessory designed for gentle relaxation breaks, and it isn't intended as a medical product.

How long should I use it for?

Most people find five to ten minute sessions comfortable — start with a shorter session and adjust based on how it feels.

Does it work sitting upright?

It's designed to be used lying back on a mat or bed so gravity supports the stretch, rather than sitting upright.