Backbridge by Dr. Todd Sinett: The Original Adjustable Back Stretcher for Lumbar Support, Spine Alignment & Pain Relief Review

I have had chronic back pain since I was in the military and I go to the chiropractor regularly but with the virus keeping us at home I decided to give it a try. Let me tell you this is amazing, it gives me the relief and alignment I need on an almost daily basis. You really have nothing to lose as it comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee, so give it a try and get some relief. By the way, I'm a little over 6' and 350, so if he can support me, he can support almost anyone.

I wanted to like it but it's not as advertised. I got the rear axle but without two books OR DVD. I bought the system specifically to use the book for stretching exercises. Too bad this company misrepresents their products. Books cost north of $40. So be prepared to spend more money on those items that should have been included.

I don't work at a desk but I sit a lot at work and carry a backpack to work every day. I've had back pain for years and I'm always looking for awesome new things to help me stay fit day in and day out. With all the daily stress on my spine, the backbridge allows me to expand my chest and get a deep stretch that I could never do on my own. It also has many core strengthening features! I use it twice a day for 2-3 minutes and increase my levels over time. It was the best investment in my back…

You need to invest in your back health and get a backbridge - it's AMAZING! I've had back problems my whole life. and in 2010 I had a FUSION disc. I visit a chiropractor regularly. but I use Backbridge almost every day! In the beginning I started with the lower arch. then 2, then 3, etc. NOW I'm using all of the backbends and stretching the lower and middle back. Be patient. relax and breathe. Relax. Then start lifting your hips up. Then raise your shoulders. I've tried EVERYTHING and…

The foam doesn't seem particularly strong but I was surprised that it has held up well after a few months of use. I'm not a flexible person and deal with chronic neuromuscular issues, so I really only use the lowest setting, but it helps keep my perpetually tight chest/abs more open/extended. It was uncomfortable at first but I've gradually increased the amount of time I can lie on it and may even try to add a layer at some point. My only complaint is that they are bulky and I have nowhere to…

I work on the computer most of the day and I read a lot too, and I ended up bending over and freezing. BackBridge is very important to me and it takes so little time every day. My spine is less compressed, my posture improves and I breathe better. My whole body is happier when using this device. I should add that the time you lie on the BackBridge is also good for meditating or just relaxing. Sometimes I'll switch to a lower level when I'm feeling stiff and then add more levels when my body is…

Backbridge protects your back. I bought it after being recommended by a friend. Now that I'm working from home and without the proper desk and lumbar support I had at the office, my lower back, a chronic problem for me, was worse than ever. After using the rear axle for less than two weeks, my days have completely changed. It has different levels of support so it can be sized and adjusted for a variety of uses including at my desk, driving, stretching to strengthen my core. There are so many…

I am an active 55 year old male and (fortunately) in very good health overall. However, over the years I have had lower back pain as well as some sciatica which I believe is related to a rowing injury around 30 years ago. In any case, I've been able to stay active and have been cycling around 5,000 miles a year for the last few years (mainly training but with some racing and gravel riding). Due to the wear and tear on my back legs, riding and more often standing can really aggravate my lower…

I have experienced noticeable pain relief in less than a month just using it as directed, within 2 minutes of waking up and 2 minutes before bed. My suggestion is to start at the lowest level and work your way up to the higher ones. It takes me about 1-2 weeks to feel ready for each step (now I'm going from 3 to 4) and I'm good at transitioning, adding the next step during the first 30 seconds of 2 minutes and then taking it off . for the remaining time for a few days before proceeding to the…