ProStretch Shoulder Flex, Improve Range of Motion and Relieve Shoulder Discomfort from Frozen Shoulder and Rotator Cuff Injuries

This truly is a remarkable tool and one that you really need to take your time with. There are video instructions on YouTube that are very helpful. Also, it would be a good idea to treat it like an investment too. I wouldn't leave it laying around where it could be stepped on or sat on. I think it's made perfectly well enough for what it's to be used for but it's not made to withstand accidental or intentional abuse.

This shoulder stretcher is great for improving flexibility and relieving tension, but the price is a bit steep. It's effective for loosening tight muscles and increasing range of motion. While the benefits are noticeable, you might want to shop around for more affordable options.

Price vs. product. Way over priced. I repeat, way over priced.I looked at this thing for a couple months and finally decided to give it a try. I get just as much out of a pvc pipe and a power rack than I do this.If this was $30-$40, then heck why not. But it's so overpriced its insulting. I had one of those "purchase of shame" feelings once I got the product and realized how much money I spent on this thing. Lol.I repeat.....way....over....priced!!

I've had frozen shoulder issues for decades. For the last several years, I've been working on improving shoulder mobility, first with simple Dead Hang exercises and then by purchasing and using the Rotator Reliever/Shoulder Reliever system. Both of these greatly helped to reduce pain, increase mobility and strengthen my shoulder. However, the improvements to my shoulder mobility had started to plateau until I started to use the ProStretch. Using methods I'd seen on the internet, I'd tried using door frames and poles to force and stretch my shoulder to expand my range of motion, but these methods were awkward and difficult to perform. The Prostretch makes it easy to push your shoulder beyond your current range of motion. It can be a bit painful, of course, but gradually I'm noticing lasting shoulder mobility gains. And thankfully, I'm finding that the ProStretch hurts less the more I use it. The ProStretch seems to be well built and sturdy. The only minor issue I've had is with the Red Buttons that "lock-in" the various adjustment points. They have stuck once or twice and refused to "lock-in" to the adjustment hole. So far, "wiggling" the ProStretch while repeatedly pressing the Red Button seems to fix the problem. I'm not sure if this is an alignment issue related to user error or if an internal spring inside the Red Button is malfunctioning occasionally. All in all, I recommend the ProStretch. It's a bit pricey, but the shoulder mobility improvements I've already experienced make it worth the money.

A bit spendy for the materials used to make it but it does what it promised. Easy to use, directions are straight forward. Just use it consistently to get the most benefit.

very good product., I'm happy to have it to use. the instructions are very clear. works well!

I believe in results and am willing to share how much range of motion improvement I had using this for only 6 days. I'd buy it again. My PT said he had never seen it before but after I came in for my weekly PT he was shocked and has ordered one just for his PT patients to use going forth.

I know this is pricey, but post shoulder surgery my husband has been battling a frozen shoulder and this has proven to be invaluable in keeping his range of motion intact.