NecksLevel - Glide Pro
$499.00 on its own product page, $599.00 and $625.00 on others, for a 5.2 lb aluminum alloy neck trainer with six resistance bands.
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NecksLevel sells sku GLDPRO-DEV at three different live asks on its own domain: $499.00 on /products/glidepro, $599.00 on a hidden duplicate page, and $625.00 presented as the ask on the HSA and FSA page and both clinician pages. The $499.00 is a promotional sale figure with no published end date.
Price: $499 to $625 · Verified: 2026-09-11
NecksLevel sells sku GLDPRO-DEV at three different live asks on its own domain: $499.00 on /products/glidepro, $599.00 on a hidden duplicate page, and $625.00 presented as the ask on the HSA and FSA page and both clinician pages. The $499.00 is a promotional sale figure with no published end date.
The Glide Pro asks $499.00 on its canonical page, against a struck-through $625.00 and a SAVE $126.00 badge. That $499.00 is a promotional sale figure with no published end date: the live Shopify theme is named Fall Sale, the variant record for sku GLDPRO-DEV reads price 625.00 with compare_at_price also 625.00, and the brand's own discounts page lists two offers, neither of them a price cut, under an FAQ saying it will announce when the Glide Pro goes on sale. The same sku sells for $599.00 on /products/neckslevel-glide-pro, a live page tagged noindex,nofollow that appears in neither products.json nor the product sitemap, and $625.00 is presented as the ask on the HSA and FSA page, on both clinician landing pages, and in the comparison widget on the Glide Pro page itself. Its own JSON-LD publishes price 625.0 in the same response that renders $499.00. The store runs the Intelligems A/B testing app, so a rendered price can vary by visitor and by session.
It measures 20 in x 6.5 in x 2.3 in (508 mm x 165 mm x 58 mm) and weighs 5.2 lbs (2.4 kg), in aluminum alloy, with 11.5 inches of glider travel against the Glide's 10 inches. NecksLevel states that gap three ways on its own pages, 10 percent, 14 percent, and the two travel figures, which are 15 percent apart. Resistance is set by swapping a band rather than turning a dial, and six ship with the device at 1, 2.5, 4, 5, 6.5 and 8 lbs. The Pro adds a carrying handle, wall mount compatibility and a built-in MotionScale, which the brand describes as a goniometer measuring motion and resistance. The Glide has none of the three.
The box holds six items: the device, the standard set (levels 1-3), the advanced set (levels 4-6), one MaxGrip Headband, a hard shell case and 2 NecksLevel Rehab Protocols with video guides. Wear parts are sold separately, the Pro head pad at $40.00, the MaxGrip Headband at $30.00 and the 6-band set at $60.00, and the brand tells clinics bands last several months to a year before replacement.
NecksLevel publishes no maximum user weight, no maximum applied load, no neck size range, no headband circumference or size option, and no country of manufacture. It names Michigan State University and partnerships with 5 universities behind its research language, and gives no paper, author, journal, DOI or registry entry for either the 8 week or 6 week study it cites. It publishes no medical disclaimer and no FDA clearance, registration or listing number on any page fetched. Every therapeutic statement on the site is the brand's own.
A clinician or athlete who wants the second generation device with its built-in MotionScale, carrying handle and wall mount compatibility, and who will buy from the canonical /products/glidepro page at $499.00 rather than from the URLs that ask $599.00 and $625.00.
The warranty is published four ways and one of them is not lifetime: the warranty page scopes the Lifetime Warranty to Glide models and the Wall Mount, the product FAQs widen it to all products, and the Wall Mount page FAQ states NecksLevel products are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year, while the lifetime term is void once a SKU is discontinued and claims are exchanges only with no refunds. The 60 day return needs the original packaging and all accessories in like-new condition and is subject to validation and approval at NecksLevel's discretion, the clinician pages publish a second, unconditional 60 day wording that contradicts those conditions, and the store runs Intelligems A/B testing, so the price shown may differ from the $499.00 recorded here.
Specifications
Where this fits
NecksLevel Glide Pro cross-shops across several editorial surfaces on this site: the full brand catalog and the in-depth guides for its category.
NecksLevel Glide Pro - buyer FAQ
How much does the NecksLevel Glide Pro cost?
The canonical page asks $499.00 against a struck-through $625.00 and a SAVE $126.00 badge, and that $499.00 is a promotional figure with no published end date. The same sku asks $599.00 on a hidden duplicate page, and $625.00 is shown as the ask on the HSA and FSA page and both clinician pages. The Glide Pro page's own JSON-LD publishes 625.0.
How much resistance does the Glide Pro offer?
Six resistance bands ship with the Glide Pro at 1, 2.5, 4, 5, 6.5 and 8 lbs, and resistance is changed by swapping a band rather than turning a dial. The on-page comparison table states resistance ranging from 1-8 lbs, and the clinician pages state 6 levels of resistance ranging from 1 to 8 pounds.
What is the difference between the Glide and the Glide Pro?
The Glide Pro is 20 in x 6.5 in x 2.3 in and 5.2 lbs against the Glide at 16 in x 6.5 in x 2.3 in and 4.2 lbs. It carries 11.5 inches of glider travel to the Glide's 10 inches, ships with 6 resistance bands instead of 3, and adds a carrying handle, a built-in MotionScale and wall mount compatibility.
What warranty does NecksLevel publish?
NecksLevel publishes four scopes. The warranty page gives a Lifetime Warranty on all Glide models and the Wall Mount, the product FAQs widen it to all products, the clinician pages name the Glide Pro and Wall Mount, and the Wall Mount page FAQ states products are warranted against manufacturing defects for 1 year. Lifetime coverage ends once a SKU is discontinued, and claims are exchanges only, with no refunds.
Can the Glide Pro be returned?
The returns page publishes a 60-Day Feel Good Guarantee with free return shipping on a pre-paid USPS label, conditional on original packaging, all accessories, like-new condition, and validation and approval at NecksLevel's discretion. It stacks 5 to 7 business days of processing before a 10 business day refund window, while the Shopify refund policy publishes a single 10 business day window. Both wordings are published.
Can HSA or FSA funds be used to buy it?
The brand publishes an HSA and FSA route through Truemed, headlined Save up to 30% and worded elsewhere on the device pages as Save an average of 30%. It is conditional: step 3 is a health survey to determine eligibility, Truemed practitioners issue Letters of Medical Necessity to qualifying customers, and Truemed is currently only available in the United States.