Is BEASTQ a neck brace?
No. BEASTQ is a tactile training cue. It is not designed to support, immobilise or brace the neck.
FAQs, safety and claims.
Clear, safe and practical answers for users, coaches, retailers and launch partners.
Use BEASTQ only as a tactile training cue. Do not over-tighten. Do not use if you experience discomfort, breathing restriction, dizziness, skin irritation, pain or numbness.
No. BEASTQ is a tactile training cue. It is not designed to support, immobilise or brace the neck.
No. BEASTQ is a gym training accessory designed for feedback and awareness during exercise.
BEASTQ is designed to support better awareness and positioning. It should not be described as preventing, treating or curing injuries.
It should feel secure but comfortable. Do not over-tighten. Stop using it if you feel discomfort, pressure, breathing restriction, irritation or pain.
Use the front cue for forward-head drift, rear cue for excessive extension, and side cue for single-arm exercises or lateral neck movement.
Solo uses one cue pod for focused feedback. Pro uses two cue pods for front/back or side/side feedback.
No. Clip-on covers are cosmetic only and do not affect the mechanical function, fit or safety of BEASTQ.
Wipe with mild soap and water. Allow to dry fully before storage. Avoid harsh chemicals unless specifically approved in the care guide.
Is BEASTQ a medical device?
No. BEASTQ is a gym training accessory designed for feedback and awareness during exercise.
How tight should it be?
It should feel secure but comfortable. Do not over-tighten. Stop using it if you feel discomfort, pressure, breathing restriction, irritation or pain.
What is the difference between Solo and Pro?
Solo uses one cue pod for focused feedback. Pro uses two cue pods for front/back or side/side feedback.
Are the covers structural?
No. Clip-on covers are cosmetic only and do not affect the mechanical function, fit or safety of BEASTQ.