I bought the bundle that comes with the reformer, jump board, box and stand. It’s okay for the money you pay, definitely can tell the difference between this and a more expensive machine. It does fold up fairly well however to have it fold up enough to store under a bed you would need to remove the poles that the ropes run through, it’s also quite heavy and awkward to move it around. Some of the uses are clunky like when you want to move the foot bar there’s pins you remove to move it, just lots of fiddling to go between exercises. The jump board is painful to attach, the poles don’t line up well with the holes so you really have to push to get them in.The ropes have some sort of metal thing on them halfway along, which when you aren’t using the loops, drag on the ... MoreI bought the bundle that comes with the reformer, jump board, box and stand. It’s okay for the money you pay, definitely can tell the difference between this and a more expensive machine. It does fold up fairly well however to have it fold up enough to store under a bed you would need to remove the poles that the ropes run through, it’s also quite heavy and awkward to move it around. Some of the uses are clunky like when you want to move the foot bar there’s pins you remove to move it, just lots of fiddling to go between exercises. The jump board is painful to attach, the poles don’t line up well with the holes so you really have to push to get them in.The ropes have some sort of metal thing on them halfway along, which when you aren’t using the loops, drag on the floor- could be damaging to expensive flooring, I just find it noisy. I haven’t put it on the stand just yet so hopefully lifting it off the ground will fix that.The springs are very different from commercial grade.Overall, it’s okay for a budget at home reformer to supplement classes. However, if you’re used to commercial grade reformers and can afford one I’d go with a commercial one, otherwise it’s an okay alternative.

Price: one of the cheapest reformers I have ever seen.Set-up: Relatively heavy, would require 2 people to set-up. The instructions can be a bit vague and I still don't understand how to set up the bar looking things on the ropes. Some of the "bolts" didn't fit so I needed to hammer it in.Quality: It's longer than other reformers. The resistance is not enough if you're intermediate however I add addition challenges by using therabands, pilates ring, weights etc but I would be keen to find out where I can buy replacement springs.Overall, a good reformer for beginners but don't expect it to be the same as the reformers used commercially. You get what you pay for.

I brought this reformer earlier this week in store, I’ve always wanted a Pilates reformer of my own because the cost of classes were beginning to add up fast.. for a at home reformer it’s great quality and fun!It is a very heavy piece of equipment so definitely get someone to help you pick it up when you buy it and getting it home! incredibly easy to assemble the only things you have to do is put the shoulder pads and the arm straps and your good to go!For the price it’s so worth it, and when it’s at home rain hail or shine your reformer is at your own home ❤️Thank you rebel!!