Shoulder therapy products
Mobility & Stretching Tools
Wands, stretch straps, ladders, and assisted-motion tools for controlled mobility and flexibility work. Shop 11 RangeMaster products for shoulder recovery.
Products
- ShoulderWandâ„¢: A collapsible 38-inch shoulder wand that can help you stretch, position, and regain shoulder motion with better control.
- StretchStrap (Blue): A 76-inch dual-sided stretch strap with 9 elastic loops for static and dynamic stretching routines.
- Shoulder Kit Pro: A complete shoulder recovery kit that brings together pulley motion, assisted stretching, resistance work, posture training, guides, and a storage bag.
- RangeMaster EZ Slant Portable Calf Stretching Slant Board: A fold-flat adjustable slant board for calf, Achilles, ankle, plantar fascia, and foot stretching routines, including daily plantar fasciitis stretching support. Product color you receive may be Red or Gray, depending on available inventory.
- FlexAbility Stretch Strap: A static-only 76-inch stretch strap with 11 loops for stable assisted stretching.
- Shoulder Finger Ladder: A portable shoulder finger ladder that can help you track gradual range-of-motion progress for the fingers, wrist, arm, and shoulder.
- StretchStrap (Pink): The pink StretchStrap: a 76-inch dual-sided stretch strap with 9 elastic loops for controlled stretching.
- Cancer Recovery Strength and Mobility Kit (Pink): A breast cancer recovery kit that brings together gentle shoulder motion, stretching, strengthening, education, and storage in one pink home program bundle.
- Shoulder Kit Classic: A complete shoulder recovery kit for moving, stretching, and strengthening after shoulder injury, surgery, pain, or clinician-directed home exercise.
- UE Ranger: A PT-designed arm and shoulder recovery system that can help unweight the arm, support natural upper-extremity movement, and make guided rehab work easier to repeat.
- UE Ranger - Neuro Series (For Stroke Rehab): A UE Ranger system built for stroke and neurological rehab that can help unweight the arm, support massed practice, and guide meaningful upper-extremity movement.