Proflex Stretch

I purchased the ProFlex Stretch Machine in desperation because 12 months of physical therapy, 3 1/2 months of chiropractic care and two lumbar epidurals did not resolve my sciatic condition. But after using the machine for only 3 weeks I'm feeling much better and I'm able to get around much better. I now have hope that I will soon be completely cured.

Bought this rig about a month ago. I've been using it off and on in conjunction with regular stretches and it's gained me positive results. I use it more for general flexibility than for performance, but mainly because I drive all day, and driving leaves me stiff as a board. The thing about this piece of equipment is so well engineered that it's like a tank. Just keep in mind that it's pretty big. I've owned a couple other in the past, one was made out of plastic from a very popular manufacture, the other was made of steel, but none compare to this purchase. While the price is slightly higher than others on the market, it's relative to it's quality. In truth, the unit is under priced.

This stretcher appears to have all of the same features of the MedX stretcher which currently sells for over $3,000.The MEDX stretcher is the best stretcher you can find anywhere but the price difference is dramatic especially when the MEdX stretcher costs about $500.00 to ship. I've seen the videos of the Proflex on YouTube and it sure looks like a great piece of equipment.