ReCurve
ReCurve: Arched Back Stretcher
- Melt away built-up back tension in just 5 minutes a day
- Deepest stretch possible from a decompression device
- Stand taller after long days of sitting, driving or lifting
- Wake up less stiff and move through your day with ease
Why it sticks
The back stretch you'll actually keep doing
Most back routines get dropped for the same reasons. They take too long, need a video, or make you hold the pose yourself. ReCurve takes 5 minutes and does the holding for you.
Lie back, done
No video, no poses, nothing to remember. Sit down, lie back, breathe.
Your back can finally relax
The steel frame takes your weight, so muscles that have been tense all day can rest.
5 minutes, most days
Before work, after a long drive, after gardening, or while the kettle boils.
Stop whenever you like
Just tuck your chin and sit up. No straps, nothing to undo.
Why it works
A supported stretch. Not another workout.
A stretch only helps if your muscles can relax into it. When you have to balance or hold a pose, they keep working. ReCurve holds the shape for you.
A raised, padded curve
It lifts and supports your back in a gentle arch. Your own body weight does the stretching.
A frame that holds you
Steel frame, padded rollers. There is nothing to balance, so your muscles can stop working and relax.
A break from leaning forward
Desks, steering wheels, garden beds and kids keep you leaning forward all day. Five minutes in the other direction feels like a reset.
No routine to learn. Just lie back for 5 minutes.
So simple
How to use it, in 3 steps
Sit. Lean back. Breathe. Let the frame do the work.
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Sit down
Sit on the floor with your back to the curve. Nothing to strap in or set up.
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Lie back slowly
Lean back until the curve sits under your lower back or shoulder blades.
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Relax and breathe
Breathe for up to 5 minutes. Arms by your sides, or overhead for more stretch. To stop, tuck your chin and sit up.
ReCurve vs what you've tried
Why this one sticks
Most people have tried these. Here's why they don't last.
ReCurve
ReCurve is not a medical device and does not treat any condition. Talk to your doctor before starting any new stretching routine. Do not use during pregnancy. If you have recently given birth, or have osteoporosis or a spinal condition, check with your doctor first. Experiences shown are based on customer stories and results vary.