TotalStretch TS100 Commercial Back & Body Stretching Machine

I use a similar stretching chair at my gym.This is comparable in how much it helps me to effectively and efficiently stretch most of the major muscle groups. I wanted one at home because I also do road cycling about 25-40 miles three times a week from April-November so I wanted the same effectiveness after my rides. It has really helped! (I have some level of connective tissue dysfunction and also chronic pain after several bouts of dengue hemorrhagic fever while working in Asia.) It's stable enough for me, although I'm only 5'5" and 135 lbs. I haven't had any issues with it tipping or rocking while using it. It feels sturdy, although not as hefty as the heavily used one at the gym. My son put it together and said it was easy. FYI. Physical therapists now say if you're 50+, you need to hold a stretch for at least 50-60 seconds for lasting effect. That's been true for me and has also helped.

I'm a 70-year-old woman and assembled this easily. The parts and wrenches are shrink-wrapped according to each step of assembly. Kudos to the engineers and packaging planners. My biggest concern was how solid and stable this equipment would be. I read some other brands were easy to tip. Not this one. My husband is 220 lbs. and gets an excellent stretch on this, as do I. Additional stretches, besides those on the exercise plate, are available at their website. Exactly what we hoped for. Light commercial grade. Front wheel makes it easy to move.

Weighs about 45 lbs with solid hardware so it looks like it’ll last awhile. The instructions are easy to follow and the hardware is sorted according to step which is great. However, the hardware for Step 2 was mislabeled so I had to sort through all of it to figure out what to use. All the drilled holes lined up except the very last one-of-3 for the handlebars which just won’t. The female slot for the handlebars was dented so I had to hammer it out in order to fit the male piece. It’s very thick metal so it had to have happened at the factory —delivery can’t be blamed. So yes, now that it’s together it’s ok except for the one screw that will never fit. Would I recommend?- maybe, but I’d say check out the competition first.

Constructing this product is fairly easy. All tools are provided in the kit. I'm used to using the Procor stretching machines at Planet Fitness, and I would rate this as similar size, strength and function for a third the price.

I saw this machine's cousin at my physical therapy's gym. Watching it help some serious injuries, I decided to get one for myself. This machine was packaged with care and their instructions for assembly were the best thought out and illustrated I have ever encountered. Using it has relieved stress and I am beginning to add length and endurance to my stretches. It is making it possible for me to help myself.

This is the best stretcher ever, well worth the money. Friends and family agree it stretches better than yoga poses and leaves the body feeling well stretched. I first used it at a community gym. It's a little pricey for the home but it's a purchase I'm glad we made.

These items were delivered today 1/23/26 but they're just too small I think I need a 3X

My wife bought this and I don't see much use of it as it has only limited purpose for the price paid.