Neck Flex starts shipping redesigned Revolver rotation attachment

Gonza LLC says the 2026 Revolver attachment is now shipping, bringing bearing-driven rotational neck training to the Neck Flex system for $49.95. The redesign adds a fourth movement direction to the company’s patented neck-training platform and is compatible with all Neck Flex harnesses.

Why it matters: - The redesigned Revolver adds rotational resistance training to the Neck Flex system at a much lower entry price than a ring-style device, broadening access to four-way neck training. - The attachment extends Neck Flex beyond flexion, extension and lateral flexion, giving users a fourth movement direction in one system. - The $49.95 standalone price lowers the cost of adding rotation to a harness already used for training and rehabilitation.

What happened: - Gonza LLC said the redesigned Revolver Rotation Attachment is now shipping. - The 2026 Revolver is a ground-up engineering revision of the component. - The attachment is priced at $49.95 standalone. - Complete bundles that include the Revolver and a full harness start at $139.90. - The product is designed to add rotational resistance training to any Neck Flex harness.

The details: - The Revolver is a bearing-mounted steel pulley that routes a coated steel cable between the harness and a resistance source. - The attachment works with a resistance band, a cable stack or plates. - The design allows the neck to rotate and roll against continuous resistance through its full range of motion. - The redesigned unit uses twin sealed GCr15 chrome-steel ball bearings. - The bearings sit in powder-coated Q345B high-strength steel side plates. - The pulley wheel is zinc-plated Q235 steel. - The retaining ring is 65Mn spring steel. - Gonza LLC says the hardware was designed and engineered in the United States. - Because the resistance comes from the load the user selects, rotation stays smooth and silent at any resistance a band or cable stack can supply. - The Revolver Rotation Kit includes the pulley, coated steel cables, carabiners and a carrying pouch. - The kit is compatible with all Neck Flex harnesses and with standard gym cable stacks. - Complete bundles pairing a full harness kit with the Revolver run from $139.90 to $174.90 at theneckflex.com. - Product specifications, company facts, court records, research citations and freely licensed press images are available in the company’s Media & Press Room at More information.

Between the lines: - Thomas Hunt framed the redesign as a lower-cost way to deliver bearing-based rotation without the friction-driven feel of a more expensive ring device. - The launch appears aimed at users who want a modular add-on rather than a separate standalone neck-training platform. - The company is also leaning on patents, research references and prior visibility in sports and film to support the product’s credibility.

What's next: - The Revolver will be sold through theneckflex.com as a standalone attachment and in bundled kits. - Gonza LLC is likely to keep promoting the neck-training system through its Media & Press Room and existing product channels.

The bottom line: - Neck Flex is turning rotational neck training into a lower-cost add-on, with the new Revolver now shipping for $49.95.